Cant go to classifieds so i cant give you a +1 :D lol but yeah look around in canadian retailers websites and your gonna find plenty


EDIT: he carrys mostly hicaps due o the fact that more of the "Noobs" like them because you dont have to change all the time just wind it thats the primairy fact and hes getting a bigger inventory and wider selection almost each month... lol

Yea, true. My primary is a G36 though and I like the 50-round mags (which all have fake rounds). Ah well, such is the life of a Canadian Airsofter.

That's true too. I kindof wish ASC went back to discouraging high-caps like it used to. I have nothing wrong with a new gun coming with a highcap (since you only get 1 mag, might as well be one you can use), but I get annoyed when I go to games and n00bs have two G36 or AK highcaps clamped together.

You could get one of the US ASC members to order them for you, spray paint them black and then mail them to you. That might get through the boarder. *shrug* It's worth looking into.

I completely agree about hicaps. I'm a realcap man and there's nothing more frustrating to get pinned down by a weedwacker spraying 300 continous rounds at you.

Kuro_Neko

so back to the subjet is the broxa anygood for longterm reliability? because that mgiht be my first actual aeg when i get 18 and i dont wanna spend 600 bucks for a style of gun i wont like lol

Well, it will need some preventative maintenance. A $300 gun won't last as long as a $600 one. Also, the $600 one will have a much higher re-sale value if you don't like it, so if you buy a $600 AEG, play a few games and decide you really don't like it, you can still get back nearly all of your investment. The same does not hold true for a gun like the broxa.

is there some reason the velocity arms broxa seems more expensive to me?did i miss something silly like the exchange rate or something?why is v.a`s price like 30$$ more.i know shipping is free but i got to be missing something!its not the exact same gun (by looks)so is that it?? maybe i am having a stupid moment?!!?!?

Shipping included in the cost? :)

There's probably several reasons. If you're comparing to Bass Pro then there is the exchange rate to consider. Also, shipping. Also, He's smaller then other places and thus probably doesn't get as large a discount for ordering in bulk if any discount at all. Ordering from Bass Pro, you're going to lose more then $30 in shipping, discounting everything else.

So all in all, there's probably no difference in ordering from one or the other. There's also the fact that Velocity Arms is in the Country and is a trusted name so you're garenteed to get it and in a timely matter.

Kuro_Neko

yes ive already dealed with frank a V.A. for bbs witch are exellent made by ksc

And yes every SINGLE item on his website has included shipping costs just pay the tax and thats it plus hes in toronto its quick shipping he usually ships when he gets home from his full time job so theres no waiting 48 hours really...

broxa bushings
 

what metal bushings what size and where should I buy them for this gun?Thanks.

you can probably buy them here (ill give you direct link) http://www.airsoftparts.ca/store2/in...1&keyword=bush

as to size i have no clue and i would like to know how you can figure that out without actully physically mesuring yourself

You'll need 6mm bushings for that Broxa.

how do you figure out witch gun needs what bushing size and witch would be best? ex. double oil groove bearing or w/e

I have total faith in your knowledge of this subject and in fact have already ordered 6 mm bushings for my broxa but I was wondering why the V2 gearboxes on airsoftparts.ca are listed as 7mm (does this designate bushing size?) as I was under the impression that the broxa uses a V2 gearbox.

Nevermind I just realized that the V2 gearboxes come with various sized bearings, still learning ;)