Hi, I nead an opinion on this.

[redmond]

Originally Posted by surebet

Ugh... I knew I should just have gone to bed instead of browsing ASC...

I feel you're pain, I'm in the exact same situation.

[ChiefInTrees]

[Amos]

Originally Posted by Col. Hogan

I'm just wanting an some advice, and I can't find any good sites to ask about it. I am planning on maybe later getting more into this, such as when I get a job and am older.I just hate how I can't find it anywhere, and I know it isn't really airsoft. I need to work my way upto something like that, not just jump into. Also, that's not the gun I have, it is different from that one, such as like what somebody said about the safety breaking, it wont likely break on this. It is made out of metal, and is durable. I apologize for calling it airsoft, when it is in fact a soft air gun. I am sorry for the mistakes there. But when I get older and have the funding, I will be able to buy into the better ones.

Also where can I go to get anything that is decent, I am really wanting to get involved in this sport. I dislike how all I can get is the plastic crap, but once I can manage I will get the better things I promise.

A new airsoft gun will cost you a minimum of 200 dollars (And you'll still be getting a POS)

a good quality one is a minimum of 400.

You must be 18+ to use and airsoft gun and play airsoft in Canada.

You're only 15 now, By the time you're 18, the boarders could have opened up.

Forget about airsoft. Find something else to do.

[GOD]

Ok so you have an airsoft gun:

1. Do not bring it outdoors (no matter what under any circumstances)

2. Don't paint it, it isn't worth bringing to the feild so leave it the way it is (keep it looking like a toy as much as possible to avoid any misidentification probelms)

3. Don't run and tell all your friends at school that you have a gun ( you have a toy, this way anybody that happens to overhear your conversation will not jump to conclusions)

4. Wear eye protection when you use it indoors with the window shades pulled closed.

5. Think about gun safety when you use it so that when you get a "real" good airsoft gun you won't hurt yourself or anybody else.

6. Use it and have fun. It was made for casual plinking and not much else to set up a few small targets indoors and have at er.

7. You really are not supposed to have an airsoft gun at your age so please do the community a favor and think before you do anything.

[matt491]

Originally Posted by Amos

By the time you're 18, the boarders could have opened up.

Don't get my hopes up!! The likelihood of that is not very good imo