Canadian airsoft Retailers

[gandar]

Man your best bet if you just want something like that is (I can't believe I'm recommending this) just a TM Boys series. They're inexpensive, run on AA batteries, and they're decent for plinking in the basement and what have you. They're better than a springer, and they *are* an AEG...ish... Probably your best bet. Ken at 007 sells them.

[LaZeDoUt^Jr.]

Don't get a boys gun. I bought two thinking they were going to be good for plinking around the basement. I have to admit they were alright for plinking but they both broke very fast. they just stopped shooting. In other words, dont waste your money.

[drew_hytt]

Yep.

[Lisa]

I wanna get all the minis... I figure it would be great to have an only mini game where all that really matters is the skill of the user.

Drew: being that the minis are not 1:1 replicas you probably could order them direct from overseas if you can't get them localy how ever shipping could be a killer.

[Goldman]

Originally Posted by Nuck

ahem

Double Ahem, see whats in bold.

TM Minis have been around a while, its not some new crossman contraption.

On topic - Tru used to have some, but you might want to try ordering one from the states, as its not likely to be siezed... I think Airsoft Atlanta sells them.

[GMTII]

Originally Posted by Lisa

I wanna get all the minis... I figure it would be great to have an only mini game where all that really matters is the skill of the user.

Drew: being that the minis are not 1:1 replicas you probably could order them direct from overseas if you can't get them localy how ever shipping could be a killer.

I ordered the mp5 A5 mini from a us based airsoft site and it made it to my house just fine. I did this about a year ago, so unless any laws have changed it should be fine.....but mine broke after I got a real aeg.

Would it be possible to swap the gears/springs from the mini's and replace them with metal parts? I'm sure some people have done it or at lease tried it.

Erik

[Scavenger]

You could also hook up two mini's, get bucket, get a motion sensor, hook up some electronics and BAM, you got an automated turret. This one guy did that (there was a link posted on these forums somewhere i think), it was pretty neat for CQB.

[Raat]

Originally Posted by Scatter-Shot

You could also hook up two mini's, get bucket, get a motion sensor, hook up some electronics and BAM, you got an automated turret. This one guy did that (there was a link posted on these forums somewhere i think), it was pretty neat for CQB.

YOU NEED TO FIND THAT LINK!

[firemachine69]

Sweeeeet.

[Nuck]

Originally Posted by Goldman

Double Ahem, see whats in bold.

TM Minis have been around a while, its not some new crossman contraption.

On topic - Tru used to have some, but you might want to try ordering one from the states, as its not likely to be siezed... I think Airsoft Atlanta sells them.

and crossman isnt airsoft, so that should answer the question right there...

[drew_hytt]

Originally Posted by Lisa

I wanna get all the minis... I figure it would be great to have an only mini game where all that really matters is the skill of the user.

Drew: being that the minis are not 1:1 replicas you probably could order them direct from overseas if you can't get them localy how ever shipping could be a killer.

Yah, from US websites the cheapest ground shipping to Canada was about
$40. Completly ridiculous.

So if I buy it online and get it shipped to a relatives house in the states, then bring it over the boarder back to Canada (Detroit-Windsor) there should be no problem since it doesn’t shoot over 495 fps and isn’t a replica? Thanks

anyone?