JG G36C vs JG G3 SG1

[noahccc]

Hi, I'll buy my first airsoft soon on Cobraairsoft.com and I found these 2 guns (JG G36C and JG G3 SG1) that are still in stock and that both look good... I just wanted to know which one you would refer me... I would like a *''universal gun'' .. i mean not only for assault or anything else... Which one of these gun is the most accuracy?? Thank YOU

PS: If you find a good M4 or m16 on cobraairsoft , not cheap, and less then 100$ could you tell me ??

Link for the JG gun list, just scroll down and you will see the 2 guns. http://www.cobraairsoft.com/default....de8561a6b1fb6f

[rexdlu]

Please fill out your profile in order to get good help.

[Bowers]

Originally Posted by noahccc

Hi, I'll buy my first airsoft soon on Cobraairsoft.com and I found these 2 guns (JG G36C and JG G3 SG1) that are still in stock and that both look good... I just wanted to know which one you would refer me... I would like a *''universal gun'' .. i mean not only for assault or anything else... Which one of these gun is the most accuracy?? Thank YOU

PS: If you find a good M4 or m16 on cobraairsoft , not cheap, and less then 100$ could you tell me ??

Link for the JG gun list, just scroll down and you will see the 2 guns. http://www.cobraairsoft.com/default....de8561a6b1fb6f

hello noahccc here is some light reading to get you started

newbie buying guide
http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=58784
general newbie guide
http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=29
picking your first aeg
http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=253
importing airsoft
http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=40318
airsoft canada forum rules
http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=53249
a big ol airsoft Q&A
http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=51609
how to get age verified
http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=11474
game and events section (from here pick your region to find a game in your area)
http://www.airsoftcanada.com/forumdisplay.php?f=22
WHERE CAN I BUY A GUN!?
http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=11961
underage airsoft and YOU!
http://airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=61532

where is this cobraairsoft located and are you in canada?

[noahccc]

yea im in canada

[Bowers]

Originally Posted by noahccc

yea im in canada

then you cant buy from cobra

[noahccc]

i Think cobra airsoft is in china but i went on the site and in shipping , i can choose Canada so I think they can ship canada...

[Daiviet]

Its based in Hong Kong. They can ship to Canada, but doesn't mean canadian customs won't confiscate it. Please both of you read the FAQ's before posting any more questions.

[Bowers]

Originally Posted by noahccc

i Think cobra airsoft is in china but i went on the site and in shipping , i can choose Canada so I think they can ship canada...

doesent matter if they can ship or not the cbsa will most likely stop the gun at the border

please read the links i provided you

[Tex]

Originally Posted by noahccc

i Think cobra airsoft is in china but i went on the site and in shipping , i can choose Canada so I think they can ship canada...

no you can't and you have to be 18 please read the links that have been posted.

[TokyoSeven]

Originally Posted by noahccc

i Think cobra airsoft is in china but i went on the site and in shipping , i can choose Canada so I think they can ship canada...

A company can state they can ship to Canada, and that maybe true, perhaps they can ship parts and accesories. However when it comes to AEGs and GBB and other airsoft guns, they maybe able to ship them, however its difficult to say if you will get them.

Think of it like this, you can have someone in another country mail you a kilogram of cocaine, but its highly unlikely that you will recieve it.

Welcome new user

Please take the time to fill in your profile, Where your from, your birthday etc.
This forum holds a lot of information. Please keep in mind before starting a new thread, that there maybe an existing one already. Near the upper right hand corner next to the quick links and log out tab is the search tab. With that you can attempt to see if there is a thread on the topic, don’t get discouraged if you don’t find something right away, change up your search words as well, the search system doesn’t just find tittles it looks for word matches in the content as well.

I’m sure you have a lot of questions, and in time you will find all the answers. There’s a lot to learn and it cant be picked up in a week or two. But I’m time you will learn what you need.

Heres a little reading Id like you to have a look at.
http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=51609
It will shed a little light on airsoft in Canada in general.

Now as for airsoft in Canada, just as a general consensus this website and the majority of its members follow the 18 years of age rule. Meaning that it is recommended that a person be the age of 18 before they acquire their first gun. It is recommended because 18 is the recognized age where a person can be held legally responsible for their actions. Now it may not be illegal in all provinces to own airsoft, but I do believe there is a province out there where there is an actual law stating that one must be 18 to purchase. Which one that is, I cannot remember. Hopefully someone can perk up and jump in on that part. The majority of fields used for airsoft play usually require that a person be 18 years of age as well, although I have heard of fields where there have been players as young as 16, with parental consent.
I would like to take a moment to touch on maturity. I find people of all ages quote maturity, unfortunately stating maturity is irrelevant when it comes to airsoft, for the most part at least. There have been people as old as 40 and up who have acted like they were 12. I have already stated why the age of 18 was chosen. Now from time to time I hear people who are underage say that they have grown up with firearms all their life and they hunt and everything etc. If this applies to you then you should pay attention to this, if not you should read it and take it to heart anyways. So you have hunted for a long time? Been around guns since you were little? Well good you should have a firm grasp of trigger and muzzle control then. Now unfortunately regardless how much experience you have with fire arms you can not use it as a bargaining chip to skirt around what has been set as a rule among this community.
In my personal opinion an airsoft gun is not a fire arm; however that’s my personal opinion. For me, an airsoft gun only looks like a fire arm but that’s where I draw the line in comparisons. They do not function the same, sure relations can be made but they still are not the same. Now although I may not consider an airsoft gun a fire arm, authorities will in most instances. If you get caught doing something stupid with an airsoft gun you will be charged as if you are committing an offence with a real fire arm. If you are under the age of 18, the damage falls onto your legal guardians, so the shit really hits the fan. If you’re 18 and over at least you can be held responsible for being stupid. That’s the jist of it, accept it or don’t.

This website has a process called age verification, where if you are 18 or older you can meet with a volunteer representative of this website who will meet with you in person, there is no way around this, no phone, no webcam, in person only, where they will require to see a legitimate piece of photo identification. After the process is completed, it can take sometime as this is all volunteer work, you will be granted access to this websites buy and sell section, where you can find both new and used guns, for fair and competitive prices. Although its not always the case, it is sort of an open market. With Age verification comes access to Canadian online retailer known as shootsoft. You will only be able to access and buy their inventory with ASC age verification

Things to keep in mind when initially getting into airsoft.

-Its usually best to start with an AEG.

-Remember to factor in the costs of gear for your kit, BDU's, footwear, vest or holsters, slings and most of all, eye protection. Money can fix teeth, but I don’t think we can fix a shot out eye yet.

-You don’t always have to have a side arm in the beginning, its something you can pick up along the way.

-In most cases its recommended to play with your gun stock for a while before considering upgrades. Upgrading can be costly and can cause complications in some cases.

-Don’t forget to buy magazines for whatever gun you choose. High caps are ok, but well they rattle. Mid caps and low caps in my personal opinion are best.

This link is a link to a page that has some information in regards to picking your first AEG. I suggest you take sometime and read it.

http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=253

Gun reviews can be found all over the internet, regardless which search engine you use, a different combination of search words can yield different searches. Let me keep it short and sweet, for the bulk of it, AEGS are simple motors that drive pistons that compress a spring to expel air to propel a BB down a barrel. How you want that set up to look is up to you. There are many brands of companies out there that make airsoft guns, how much you pay maybe relevant to the quality you receive.

Tactics and gear questions, tactics and other movement and communication methods can be learned on the internet or will be picked up overtime as you play. Gear, people build kits that suite their needs, its not just about looking cool. Some people simple use a holster for a side arm and carry a few mags in pockets. Others prefer to carry a full kit. To each his own. Its something you build and develop to your playing style over time.

Finally this website also has a FAQ section that holds some useful info, it may not be entirely up to date, but I suggest you poke around in there as well. You may find something handy.