Is it worth it?

[theguy]

Originally Posted by The Saint

Nope. The majority of ASC retailers are small fry who wouldn't qualify for BFL. They're just middlemen.

Sorry Saint, i guess i shouldn't speak about things i dont know.

I simply see and hear about people special ordering guns, and assume that its through retailers here with BFLs

[yuhaoyang]

Originally Posted by MillerBRo

For the record there is no legal way to import and sell those replica guns and there is no license to allow people to sell them on ASC. Many retailers have been busted for doing so and a few have went to court over it.

Not that it changes anything, I still have my G3A3 and shotty and all, but lets stop the misinformation that the black plastic sold on ASC is 'legal' shall we lol.

no it isn't, but keeping one in your possesion is.

[ShelledPants]

Originally Posted by yuhaoyang

no it isn't, but keeping one in your possesion is.

Incorrect.

Transfering ownership of a non-clear airsoft gun is against the law. People do it all the time. Owning one is NOT against the law. Displaying one in a public place IS against the law.

[Danke]

Nothing is worth it. I suggest model trains for frustrating electrial items withoug the stigma of weapons, or maybe making jewelry or stained glass if you like soldering and welding.

[Skruface]

Originally Posted by yuhaoyang

I don't think you can find many Russian or Soviet era pistols... But then again you can always buy a good quality AK from the classfields since they're more common.

There is a custom full metal Tokarev conversion out there, converted from pellet guns. I hear they're ass for accuracy and gas consumption, though.

[yuhaoyang]

Originally Posted by ShelledPants

Incorrect.

Transfering ownership of a non-clear airsoft gun is against the law. People do it all the time. Owning one is NOT against the law. Displaying one in a public place IS against the law.

I meant... No (importing a gun isn't legal), but keeping one is (legal). XD