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tintin1223456 November 8th, 2011 01:04

Since April 2011, I've owned an Ares G36c. So it's been about 7 months. I estimate I've shot about 12,000 rounds through it. So far the only thing that has broken was the tappet plate spring. I replaced it with a version 3 spring.

So far it's been pretty good to me. I can't say anything about it's quality compared to other brands, since the only other gun I had was a cheap Aftermath M4.

I agree that parts are hard to find from retailers, but I've been able to get the following parts directly from Ares Customer Service:
G36 ball bearing spring guide (SG-01)
Nut that screws into ball bearing spring guide (part F48)
G36 flash hider (FH-G36-01)
G36 to M16 Magazine Adapter (G36-11)
G36 140 rounds magazine box set 5pcs/box (G36-140P)

Danke November 8th, 2011 01:21

& the Ares customer service contact info that you're going to share with the rest of us is?

tintin1223456 November 8th, 2011 14:26

Quote:

Originally Posted by Danke (Post 1558068)
& the Ares customer service contact info that you're going to share with the rest of us is?

Sorry, yeah it is cs@aresairsoft.com. It's not on their web page under contact info. I got it from their Facebook Page.

If you're going to order internal parts go here http://www.aresairsoft.com/tech.html and click on the "expose plan" for your gun to get all the part numbers.

For external parts you can reference their catalogue, http://www.aresairsoft.com/cat.html

Hope this helps.

Grimreaper 295 November 8th, 2011 14:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by tintin1223456 (Post 1558255)
Sorry, yeah it is cs@aresairsoft.com. It's not on their web page under contact info. I got it from their Facebook Page.

If you're going to order internal parts go here http://www.aresairsoft.com/tech.html and click on the "expose plan" for your gun to get all the part numbers.

For external parts you can reference their catalogue, http://www.aresairsoft.com/cat.html

Hope this helps.

I have sent request for a few parts. I will update on how that goes so anyone here can see Ares in action...or not! Fingers crossed!

Danke November 8th, 2011 18:53

I will try it out tonight too.

HKGhost November 8th, 2011 19:16

I spoke to Jugglez from Airsoftparts.ca and he's also doing his part to get Ares to provide parts for their customers. Hopefully the combine effort of the community will be enough to light a fire under Ares's ass, so they would do something.

CDN_Stalker November 8th, 2011 19:26

Haven't slept with her yet, so I can't say if I hate her or not at this point......... ;)

Danke November 8th, 2011 22:47

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Originally Posted by HKGhost (Post 1558374)
I spoke to Jugglez from Airsoftparts.ca and he's also doing his part to get Ares to provide parts for their customers. Hopefully the combine effort of the community will be enough to light a fire under Ares's ass, so they would do something.

If he had that brand of parts I'd have even less money. You can't just pickup one thing from his shop.

bujitjit November 9th, 2011 01:37

Just so everyone know, I have spoke with the distributor in Canada and they have contacted ASC to obtain a retailer status, so they can help you guys do special order directly.

But from what I heard, they haven't get any reply yet, I will try to update here once I find out more

QKLee11 November 9th, 2011 17:29

correct me if I am wtong but did ARES replace the old STAR Model?

Danke November 9th, 2011 17:34

It seems that STAR became SRC and Ares went their own way.

bujitjit November 12th, 2011 00:59

For the questions above, ARES and STAR went apart like a year or so ago!

The problematic guns or the not so good quality guns were probably STAR eras

Cuz most of the ppl that held one of the "newer" ARES in hand are impressed of what they see, as what i'v heard

John Spartan November 13th, 2011 16:13

If Ares quality is so bad what would motivate Magpul to have them build the Magpul PTS ACR AEG?

Isn't Magpul risking its reputation with potential shoddy Ares worksmanship?

Or am I reading this wrong and Ares is building a quality AEG for Magpul?

T9w0rd November 13th, 2011 17:09

I thought G&P made the PTS Masada. Damn I must be out of the loop.

deltaop1 November 13th, 2011 17:18

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Originally Posted by T9w0rd (Post 1560409)
I thought G&P made the PTS Masada. Damn I must be out of the loop.

I'm reasonably sure Ares makes the Magpul PTS ACR. It even has the 'quick change spring' feature as patented by Ares.

Correct me if I am wrong!


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