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Brass eagle selling soft air guns
Sorry if this was already posted but I just noticed it on another site and figure I'd mention it here.
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http://www.cybergun.com/en/news.htm |
Right on.
This means we'll be seeing a whole new selection at Canadian Tire! I can barely withhold my joy!! *sarcasm alert* EDIT: unless of course my predisposed views of Brass Eagle have me fooled. In which case we can expect a "whole new selection of crap-ass AEG's!!" I can barely withhold my joy. |
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HAHAHAHA "Leading brands and products" my ass sorry for the use of the LOL emoticon |
OMG, I can see the headlines now "Kid Shot Dead with Airsoft Gun" or my personal fav "Replica Weapons resualt in death"
***Sarcasim*** |
Cybergun S.A and it’s subsidiary Soft Air USA, Inc. market Airsoft products under the Cybergun Brand and via exclusive worldwide licenses from Smith & Wesson, Desert Eagle, P. Beretta, UZI, FAMAS, Taurus, Tanfoglio, Mauser, DPMS Panther Arms, Thompson, Swiss Arms, SIG ARMS, SIG SAUER, Kalashnikov and Mossberg.
THAT is the reason we can't get full trades on out QUALITY AEGs, GBBs, etc. because the real steal manufacturers decided to sign with an inferior company, with an inferior product???? ah $%#% |
Has anyone every used one of there products? Some of them dont look half bad, but maybe its just because of all the real steel markings.
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Yaaaa My god what people will sacrifce for money. |
if there ak74m is actually decent i'll laugh because it will be the only affordable model of said gun, aside from the other one that ics is making
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Classic army will also be making an ak74 so dont let your hopes be crushed just yet.
Cybergun is the devil btw. |
Brass Eagle and quality should NOT be used in the same sentense... unless it also includes "CRAP" and variation of it.
Think CYMA of paintball world 8-O |
Some of those springer pistols look rather real, going to be scarey to see kids getting there hands on them. :|
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From what it looks like, Cybergun and TM are partnered on their line of guns. It seams that Cybergun is merely re-marketing AEG TM guns under their name. Even rumors suggest joint operations between ICS and Cybergun for a new line of armalites, go HERE for information. This is not the case for springers, the springers look like crap, but the AEG's seem to be TM or at least exact ripoffs.
Lets look at the evidence: go HERE and check out the Cybergun stats on a FAMAS, an EG-560 Motor? That sounds pretty TM to me... Even the provided technical diagrams are exactly the same, Cyber gun just took the TM gun diagram and spread the parts out. Goto HERE for Cybergun FAMAS tech. and goto HERE for the TM tech. manual. Look at the included picture to see a direct comparison. Of course, BOTH technical diagrams are also in Japanese... I could be wrong. Cybergun could have bought access to the TM molds, electronics, and technical data and made their own guns... If someone has any information that can affirm or counter this, it would be appreciated, because if BrassEagle/Cybergun is merely importing TM guns to Canada, then I support this. What I don't support is selling them in Walmart or Canadian Tire, because everyone is right, these should not be sold to parents of minors in an easily accessible box store setting with no responsibility. |
You would think that TM had hop up trademarked. The logo looks pretty much the same...?? Many quality Japanese products are sold to American companies, only to be poorly?/cheaply reproduced. Try comparing J gundam models to the ultra cheesy Us versions. :x:
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in this 1991 promotional video, it looks like the hopup is patented, er.. something patented, i cannot read japanese, its about 6:30 into the video
http://www.arniesairsoft.co.uk/downl.../1991marui.avi |
It seems a lot of you aren't familiar with Cybergun; they're a European distributor, basically, nothing more. You'll notice, if you click the Cybergun website link in trufret's post, that the KWC Mini Uzi, some Maruzen shotguns, Marushin revolvers, and ICS AEGs are there (you can even see the ICS logo on some of the boxes, and in the product name).
I'd compared Cybergun to something like a European MFI Airsoft, minus a layer or two of bullshit. So it sounds like SoftAir USA just wants to tap into Brass Eagle's market. I have a hard time conceiving any of it would make it into Canada, or you'd be finding ICS AEGs at Canadian Tire. |
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