Spring M4 Reassembly

[Messy]

Please not this

[mrsiege2]

Haha. I understand that waivers don't mean much, but here in AMERICA all places accept waivers for under 18.

It gives the field owner(s) more income. Maybe you should try it. :wink:

[Schlyder]

Originally Posted by Messy

Please not this

Don't worry, most of us Canadians don't paint everyone with the same brush. opcorn:

[Disco_Dante]

Originally Posted by mrsiege2

Haha. I understand that waivers don't mean much, but here in AMERICA all places accept waivers for under 18.

It gives the field owner(s) more income. Maybe you should try it. :wink:

Fail. I have spoken with several americans on Arnies and Airsoftretreat, mostly about the topic of underage airsofting, and there are several fields that do not allow under 18s to play. A

America is a nice place to visit, but I wouldn't want to live there.

[Dusti69]

if its an actual legal doccument saying that if injury occurs then you understood all the risks you were taking and the people holding the event or owning the field will not be held responsible and then you signed that official legal doccument then yea i could see that
down here in the states of course

but anyway throw the springer the fuck out or screw it back together best you can and hang it on your wall
i started out with springers and im not ashamed of it at all. tsd makes some pretty good spring shotguns.
i know so cuz i have two and i can say theyre the best springers ive ever owned aside from my tm pc356 spring pistol

but like as im sure a few people probly just said. buy a jg and hey, get a set of metal bushings for it too.
in my opinion theyre a pretty damn nice gun and the best aeg you can get for the cheapest

[Muffin]

Originally Posted by mrsiege2

Haha. I understand that waivers don't mean much, but here in AMERICA all places accept waivers for under 18.

It gives the field owner(s) more income. Maybe you should try it. :wink:

This a tired old argument, that really never ends well. We've tried explaining many times the difference of airsoft between Canada and the U.S. but it always seems to fall on deaf ears.
Lets not get heated and start comparing countries, cause its all a waste of time. Airsoft guns are technially illegal to import into Canada, therefore the price of them a double+ what an American would pay. Due to the legal issues of our sport we keep it strictly an adult game, seeing as an adult is liable for his or her own actions. Seeing as these are replica firearms, they should only be in the hands of a responsible adult.

That being said, this thread should be kicked into the can.