Hi brother M, it has been a long time since I wrote to you last. I am one of the Australian GB players who has followed your TH-cam channel for almost 4 years now. I saw the rise and rise of GB's to the point of gas blow back. Then it was China first that started the closure of Gel Blasters (GB's) and you went quiet after a confusing time. A little foray into foam dart guns but no enthusiasm I felt. With the laws changed, I still do not know what is actually the situation in China regarding GB toys? Then Australia went crazy, one state, Queensland actually worked with the police and has a good relationship running, both New South Wales and Victoria are completely banned past and present, Tasmania is unknown...first is was OK if they were clear shelled toys or SciFi designs, then it changed and anything was ok and then another change I heard and nothing was allowed unless you were in a registered club. So, there it is a mystery! Western Australia lasted longer, then out of no where the chief of police and the minister of police, both decided to ban them 100 percent. They said these could be made into real firearms with simple modifications 🤔. Who knows what world they live in, but I would not like to try that and I served 30 years in the Army. South Australia, where I live was the worst, it went to court and we literally had the police and the government in a losing court case, based on their information of ballistics and facts. Something I was able to contribute to. In a typical government department move they delayed the hearing, twice and during that time they changed the laws that applied to owning replica guns. This placed all our GB's in the middle of one of the firearms categories and they then offered our legal people a way out without costs because now we were certain to lose. So, New laws were applied and all GB's in South Australia must be registered as a firearm, placed in a proper and secure gun safe, registration numbers issued and paid for each blaster (once only) and the owner has to do firearm training (for a gel blaster) $110, and be licensed to own them in my State. Each GB costs $40 registration, paid once only, A license is $100 per year with a 5 year maximum license, but after all this, you cannot own a real firearm! Oh, a gun safe for my seven blasters, cost $350, a once off also. So, I was wondering if you could outline the situation in China, from the time they started to close players down till now and what the effect has been on manufacturers, retailers and players. I think after playing catch up tonight on your last seven videos, I saw that you used water blasting gun, foam dart gun, and water ball gun, plus you mentioned airsoft somewhere when I was watching some old memories again 🤩🤩🤩
It’s sad to tell u ,for normal people there’s no laws in china the situation is kind of complicated, for example normally u can buy or play gel blaster but the police can still break into ur house take away all ur blaster even though u haven’t break any laws :/
@@Patrick-xt8wp I had a very good friend in Beijing, he was raided and was a very prolific writer on TH-cam. Anyway, the news came in that it was only going to stop in the southern parts of China ;) then out of the blue he was raided and threatened with jail time. His collection was huge and they took everything. He was eventually let off with a warning, that if he ever touched another blaster he would do time in jail instantly. He was terrified, he had a wife and two children and did not want them to be involved. Yet, three months later he saw that the group he was a member of was still actively playing in the same location. Maybe it was because he was born in Hong Kong, lived and did his schooling in Australia and then moved to mainland China when he married and got a job. He obviously used a VPN to make TH-cam videos and was a big supporter of Uncle AK the shop that sold a lot of the early 239 mosfet control units as well as other innovative things that really worked well. My last few contacts with him via wechat, he had tried going in a different direction, such as full 3D immersion technology, but eventually he was drawn back and tried NERF as a form to satisfy the beast within. I have tried several times to contact him over the last 18 months but I have not been able to reach him. I still think it would make a good story though, outlining what all the subject matters were that came into place. I have seen one of the laws imposed in China by the Government, enforcement seems to be done on a higher priority basis, with toy guns not being as important now as other issues.
@@spartan5921 its sorry to hear about ur friend i hope u can reach him soon. in my opinion the reson why they take this serious than anyother issues is because the last thig their Government want is to see people strating revolution so even though its a toy as long as they think it looks like a gun ,its quite a big and complex problem which is hard to solve because its deep inside the system.
@@Patrick-xt8wp Yes, that was one of the mandated laws I had read. All blasters had to be built with a crazy mix of criteria at that time. FPS not to exceed 140, dimensions had to be either 1/3 smaller or 1/4 larger than the original, visible changes to the exact physical copy and yet we see some pretty good stuff still. I just watched the Ruger mini 14 and remember owning a real one here many years ago. Not a folding stock though. Our laws did not change anything on our specifications, but the cost is ...OH so painful, I am thinking seriously about my future in the sport. :(
@@spartan5921 so u guys got a real gun issue right? :0 About the laws u said ,I guess u had find out not everything is legal but the factory can still manufacture and sell it I think it’s a little bit weird
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蛆哥爆肝日更辛不辛苦啊
玩起來超爽 建議買高配雙匣 我覺得沒有消音器比較好看 然後最好有一個硬殼彈匣套跟一個隱藏槍套 或普通槍套 這樣配上金殼那個整套的質感真的很不錯：）
（建議找有送金殼的賣家買 雖然跟原廠殼相比金殼不太好用 不過金殼的金屬光澤從彈膛觀察孔透出來真的很頂）
贊！下次可否介绍下软弹抛壳的Canik TP9！那把看来不错！
台灣的朋友們有需要歡迎找我們~
現貨供應
日本供不供？
你有賣什麼
@@tonforkatsura2724 日本有人再賣
蛆哥又发片，日更真男人！😂
這把真的手感不錯
这把在我购物车里好一会儿了几天前才删除，觉得它有点儿小，价格又比同类的抛壳反吹贵了一丢丢。但看狙哥那么评测，等会再把它加回购物车。
哥們我必須說 等下次特價就買下去吧 這樣就可以說是反吹天花板了 買了真的不後悔：）
哥们，能否给个店家链接
@@dandange 淘寶找找看7mm软弹工坊 我覺得客服不錯
@@Patrick-xt8wp 哈哈我也有在这家买过，虽然价格不是最低的但是胜在种类齐全货源充足，还有像你说的客服很有耐心都把你当小孩那样来讲解了都。
@@dualverse 那可能是沒遇到活動吧 我上次新銀河sig17賣我599送手電XD
g17还是差点意思。弹是缩比的，夹子也没观察窗，抛壳那里有可见的加强筋，抛壳方式也不太拟真。
已经开始期待明天会更什么内容了
Hi brother M, it has been a long time since I wrote to you last. I am one of the Australian GB players who has followed your TH-cam channel for almost 4 years now. I saw the rise and rise of GB's to the point of gas blow back.
Then it was China first that started the closure of Gel Blasters (GB's) and you went quiet after a confusing time. A little foray into foam dart guns but no enthusiasm I felt. With the laws changed, I still do not know what is actually the situation in China regarding GB toys?
Then Australia went crazy, one state, Queensland actually worked with the police and has a good relationship running, both New South Wales and Victoria are completely banned past and present, Tasmania is unknown...first is was OK if they were clear shelled toys or SciFi designs, then it changed and anything was ok and then another change I heard and nothing was allowed unless you were in a registered club. So, there it is a mystery!
Western Australia lasted longer, then out of no where the chief of police and the minister of police, both decided to ban them 100 percent. They said these could be made into real firearms with simple modifications 🤔. Who knows what world they live in, but I would not like to try that and I served 30 years in the Army.
South Australia, where I live was the worst, it went to court and we literally had the police and the government in a losing court case, based on their information of ballistics and facts. Something I was able to contribute to.
In a typical government department move they delayed the hearing, twice and during that time they changed the laws that applied to owning replica guns. This placed all our GB's in the middle of one of the firearms categories and they then offered our legal people a way out without costs because now we were certain to lose.
So, New laws were applied and all GB's in South Australia must be registered as a firearm, placed in a proper and secure gun safe, registration numbers issued and paid for each blaster (once only) and the owner has to do firearm training (for a gel blaster) $110, and be licensed to own them in my State. Each GB costs $40 registration, paid once only, A license is $100 per year with a 5 year maximum license, but after all this, you cannot own a real firearm! Oh, a gun safe for my seven blasters, cost $350, a once off also.
So, I was wondering if you could outline the situation in China, from the time they started to close players down till now and what the effect has been on manufacturers, retailers and players. I think after playing catch up tonight on your last seven videos, I saw that you used water blasting gun, foam dart gun, and water ball gun, plus you mentioned airsoft somewhere when I was watching some old memories again 🤩🤩🤩
It’s sad to tell u ,for normal people there’s no laws in china the situation is kind of complicated, for example normally u can buy or play gel blaster but the police can still break into ur house take away all ur blaster even though u haven’t break any laws :/
@@Patrick-xt8wp I had a very good friend in Beijing, he was raided and was a very prolific writer on TH-cam. Anyway, the news came in that it was only going to stop in the southern parts of China ;) then out of the blue he was raided and threatened with jail time. His collection was huge and they took everything. He was eventually let off with a warning, that if he ever touched another blaster he would do time in jail instantly. He was terrified, he had a wife and two children and did not want them to be involved. Yet, three months later he saw that the group he was a member of was still actively playing in the same location.
Maybe it was because he was born in Hong Kong, lived and did his schooling in Australia and then moved to mainland China when he married and got a job. He obviously used a VPN to make TH-cam videos and was a big supporter of Uncle AK the shop that sold a lot of the early 239 mosfet control units as well as other innovative things that really worked well.
My last few contacts with him via wechat, he had tried going in a different direction, such as full 3D immersion technology, but eventually he was drawn back and tried NERF as a form to satisfy the beast within. I have tried several times to contact him over the last 18 months but I have not been able to reach him. I still think it would make a good story though, outlining what all the subject matters were that came into place. I have seen one of the laws imposed in China by the Government, enforcement seems to be done on a higher priority basis, with toy guns not being as important now as other issues.
@@spartan5921 its sorry to hear about ur friend i hope u can reach him soon.
in my opinion the reson why they take this serious than anyother issues is because the last thig their Government want is to see people strating revolution so even though its a toy as long as they think it looks like a gun ,its quite a big and complex problem which is hard to solve because its deep inside the system.
@@Patrick-xt8wp Yes, that was one of the mandated laws I had read. All blasters had to be built with a crazy mix of criteria at that time. FPS not to exceed 140, dimensions had to be either 1/3 smaller or 1/4 larger than the original, visible changes to the exact physical copy and yet we see some pretty good stuff still. I just watched the Ruger mini 14 and remember owning a real one here many years ago. Not a folding stock though. Our laws did not change anything on our specifications, but the cost is ...OH so painful, I am thinking seriously about my future in the sport. :(
@@spartan5921 so u guys got a real gun issue right? :0
About the laws u said ,I guess u had find out not everything is legal but the factory can still manufacture and sell it I think it’s a little bit weird
彈殼用夜光是怕你找不到吧
有人知道怎麼解決退的按鈕彈簧容易跳出來的問題嗎😂
这个做的比模立方g17好的多
真的
我现在的任务就是一键三联
台灣一直一直拼bb ebb人家大陸不用瓦斯就能拋殼，大陸可能不能玩gbb，如果槍都是大陸生產，價格就能更平民，而非只有科技新貴，或貨車司機或 製造業黑手這些高所得才買得起
很多东西大陆都有代工啊，甚至说大陆自己的厂家也有卖，像什么army司马金弓什么的，也是大陆的呀
而且代工产品可能大陆出厂便宜，但是换个名字卖出去就不便宜
Ebb其实也是大陆政策的问题才搞这个东西，虽然说像视频中这种大行程电动回膛手枪，最早出现的时候比内地在08年之后第一把g bb手枪要晚，内地g bb也能玩，手枪三四百也能买，但是终究要比电动敏感
模立方G17,就是了垃圾，有買的人都知道，不是天花板,還不如前一款fn57
我記得他那個彈匣只有無功能的餘彈顯示孔：/
沙發
玩起來超爽 建議買高配雙匣 我覺得沒有消音器比較好看 然後最好有一個硬殼彈匣套跟一個隱藏槍套 或普通槍套 這樣配上金殼那個整套的質感真的很不錯：）
（建議找有送金殼的賣家買 雖然跟原廠殼相比金殼不太好用 不過金殼的金屬光澤從彈膛觀察孔透出來真的很頂）