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August 8th, 2008, 11:42
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Need advice on Maruzen APS SR-2 grip
Hey all, i live in aus and wanted to get a maruzen aps sr-2 but it comes default with an m4 grip, i think its compatable with a default marui m4/m16 grip but i dont want to waste a few hundred notes just to find out....
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August 8th, 2008, 12:04
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Where abouts in Aus do you live? I'm likely moving there in a couple of years, have lived there for a year and understood that it was either illegal or incredibly hard to get airsoft legally. (Had to go to NZ to play a game, that's a whole other ballgame though)
It is to my understanding that you need some sort of firearms license to even consider it. Sorry to thread jack but I'm interested. Thanks.
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August 8th, 2008, 20:11
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Nah thats cool, to answer your question you do need a firearms license (category A) which is the easiest to obtain, though you can only get bolt action, which is fine for me but if you were wise and you went to aus, queensland is expecting to get a law passed this december (google it) and i am sooo going to move up there!
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