Demon Airsoft

[hax daniels]

Hey guys,

What the heck ever happened to DemonAirsoft?. I finally checked out the gear and guns retailers list by Meat besides the one on the top toolbar and the retailer Demon Airsoft was there. In ontario as well. Ifr anyone knows what happened to em or if there is another retailer in Ontario or a new website or somtin lemme hear it

[Grim Fandango]

i've never even heard of Demon airsoft before. But there are several retailers in Ontario. Just check the retailers section up top. There's even a retailer at the top of the forums, called Trumart. Buy from Tru, Buy now*


*unless you are under 18. In that case wait til you are 18, then buy from Tru.

[hax daniels]

Yea,

but besides the ASC store what other retailers are therre in Ontario?. I've never heard of any others.

[Greylocks]

I'll give you a hint; if they are not on the list.... either there are none, or you should avoid them like the plague.

[Kid]

Originally Posted by Greylocks

I'll give you a hint; if they are not on the list.... either there are none, or you should avoid them like the plague.

What about...


Canadian Airsoft?

BCAS?

Aim?


There are many reputable places that have proven to be great retailers but have not made the list yet.

[Moderate]

Canadian Tire?

Just kidding :razz:

[Greylocks]

I'm offering the safest options. If companies are not on the list and they are reputable, well, what can I say? Maybe they should be added? They'd get more clients?

[Grim Fandango]

Originally Posted by Kid

What about...


Canadian Airsoft?

BCAS?

Aim?


There are many reputable places that have proven to be great retailers but have not made the list yet.

To be on the list the retailer has to submit there link to a mod themselves. I believe that's how it works. Either way those places aren't in Ontario.

To answer the original question there is:

Tru Mart (which has already been mentioned.)

6mm Imports (not in the retailers link as they don't have a website)

SD-Unit (which is in the retailers link)

Kuramae (not in retailers link because they suck ass, avoid like plague)

Storeskeeper (sells mostly accessories)

Army Issue (great place for gear)

Airosft Innovations (in the retailers links)

Illusion airsoft (has add in the buy and sell, accessories section)

Doing a search on ASC, you should have atleast found half of those. All of them are in or around Toronto.

[hax daniels]

Originally Posted by Kid

What about...


Canadian Airsoft?

BCAS?

Aim?


There are many reputable places that have proven to be great retailers but have not made the list yet.

Lets go back to this for a sec.

Canadian Airsoft i know. And have shopped from them before. But BCAS and AIM i've never heard of, could you guys gimme the names of these so i can look em up maybe visit there website.

Thanks

[Kid]

Canadian Airsoft

BCAS

AIM

All reputable. Have bought from and reviewed top two. Check review section.


EDITED to make it send to the home page of AIM.

[yanhchan]

kid the link you gave has no contact info for AIM....

[Greylocks]

Still, if they want more sales, why dont they simply ask to have a link to their site added to the Retailers' list?
Then two things would be solved; these questions, and their sales.

[Seaforth72nd]

Well, the first thing that struck me about BCAS is they only list crap UTG guns on their site. The site itself looks to have been cobbled together by a 5 year old. I will stick with established dealers here in BC before I even bother to email BCAS.

AIM is not, strictly speaking, an airsoft retailer. AIM stands for Alberta Industrial Models. I have pm'd the owner before, and he is an airsoft enthusiast who also does some film supply. He does not actively engage in retailing, but will order on behalf of someone, as he has the necessary import permits.

Never dealt with Canadaian Airsoft, but it seems they are out of stock on most things. Like others said before me, use the retailer links abovbe.

[Kid]

Originally Posted by Seaforth72nd

Well, the first thing that struck me about BCAS is they only list crap UTG guns on their site. The site itself looks to have been cobbled together by a 5 year old. I will stick with established dealers here in BC before I even bother to email BCAS.

AIM is not, strictly speaking, an airsoft retailer. AIM stands for Alberta Industrial Models. I have pm'd the owner before, and he is an airsoft enthusiast who also does some film supply. He does not actively engage in retailing, but will order on behalf of someone, as he has the necessary import permits.

Never dealt with Canadaian Airsoft, but it seems they are out of stock on most things. Like others said before me, use the retailer links abovbe.

Sam is actually a really good guy, at BCAS, if you're looking for UTG, send him a pm.
But he is also working real hard to get the FMC in, he'll be the Canadian distributer and something of sort. Search FMC if you didn't see the thread.
Definately a great guy. PM Sam!

Canadian Airsoft usally has a very big stock list, primarily ICS and gives great prices on them. Their website is a bit cheesy as well, but they are a great retailer. :mrgreen: (in Grand Praire, Alberta)

As for AIM, they do group orders once every couple months and generally have quite good prices, especially if you spend over $800, etc.



Just look at some of the retailers on the list now, four of them, off the top of my head, excluding AirsoftInnovations, don't have any guns whatso ever on their website.

Three of them just sell gear, which has it's own menu, and one sells batteries and BBs.

Give THAT a thought.

[BloodSport]

If Canadian Airsoft is out of stock, its usually due to the gun whores up there going in and buying all of Franks stock out before he even gets it listed.