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shame as just around the corner is a custom gun shop and they sell basiclly every custom part you could possibly imagine! But let us know how it goes and when you get your kit....if there are any problems let me know as they know me in there.

If you go on the weekend they now have English speaking staff to help you out, fortunatly i can speak the language so i can shop when ever i need to. Yes thier starter packs are great! they also do an upgrade offer as well, i got my M4-S System upgraded to 96m/s plus the exrtas still under the recommended retail price. As for beating customs you should ask Echigoya to mark it as either a gift or a sample to beat having to pay customs Also the Japanese postal system is simply excellent its the UK end you want to worry about!

Butter18c it's because they are a fictious weapon,although i am thinking of putting an MC-51 forgrip and cocking tube onto mine and thanks for the compliment guys!

Ok here is part of my armoury....... And yes I am aware the G3 SAS is a fictitious weapon, but it has a special place in my heart as my 1st AEG. The M4 nows has a M4 Grenade launcher on it and other upgrades and add ons. Got a few others but haven't taken photos yet.

LOL, Yes it is a recommendation I have shopped there have had good customer service, So im willing to pass that info on to others that might feel a little worried about making purchases over seas

Ok well i picked up my M4-S System from there for 24,000 Yen which is about 120 quid....not bad really! they also have alot of other bits and peices like Gas Grenades for 5,000 Yen, Claymores for 10,000 and so on.

Ok guys just noticed the story on the front page of the site regarding Echigoya's new international ordering pages, I have to say the Echigoya is probably one of the best Airsoft shops in Akihabara Japan, if not the whole of Japan it's self. The prices are awesome at the moment with around 30-40% off all Tokyo Marui guns and parts. There upgrade service is professional and very well done, this is through personal experience (All but 1 of my guns was bought and upgraded there). So if your worried about thier credentials don't fear they are a very trustworthy company and if you have any pr

thanks for that it explains alot.

well as the saying goes "one mans meat is another mans poison"

AustinWolv, Cheers for that..... my post is basicly what i saw and was told by the sales rep at the BlackHole Show last month. As for the secondary pin Im talking about the safety latch ....long metal clip that is released when you pull he primary safety pin. I was told by the rep this is used to set the timer going.... he demonstrated this by pulling it back to theposition that is in the photo...... At the show these came in a box with petty much the same written on them as is written on the front page here. As for the ASC7 claymore well yes it's twice as much but it doesn;t require gas

Thanks Guys, The G3 SAS was my first ever EAG but if you go to my site you can see some snaps of some more of my toys here. As for the metal body alas No! I really like the decals on the gun such as "WARNING: FOR GOVERMENT AND MILITARY USE ONLY" and the metal body doesn't have any of that on. I'm currently talking with a company whom could possibly print this on the metal body that is available through G&G. The Guns internals have been upgraded to a better spring and Cap that gives it just und 1jule of power 96m/s.

My G3 SAS

Well i thought i would post regarding the Escort M26A1 grenade as i got to see a working model at the " BlackHole Show" in Tokyo a month back. Basicly the speal they give off is false this grenade cannot and i repeat "CAN NOT" be thrown the timer is operated by the secondary saftey pin that as it counts moves inward towards the body of the grenade, if when thrown it lands on the pin it will prevent the countdown from finishing thus preventing the grenade from going off. Secondly the grenade fires from the bottom (See bottom right photo) and as you can guess if this is not facing you