Gun Tech in Langley - How's Poco Mil?

Sry to bump the thread, didn't want to make another one for the same question. I noticed that poco military does repairs and services. Can anyone vouch for them? I tried searching around but didn't find anything and I'm pretty sure if someone had a bad experience it would be posted somewhere.

Next time make a new thread, that why we have a forum. Making new threads gets people talking about our beloved sport so go nuts.


Poco Military is good in my opinion, if I was taking my AEG in for a simple spring change I wouldn’t have a problem with that. If it was more complex like new gears, trigger contacts, tappet plate problem blah blah blah I would take it Damageinc myself. I have given Damageinc my VSR and well as my AEG's and they always come back to me in perfect work horse condition.

Sound good thanks man. No lie this is the first forum I have heard someone say open a new thread for a question lol.

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For topics that are actually new, go ahead. This topic is specific and isn't really a continuation of "Are there any?".

Please do locating and continuing threads which are the same topic. I had to merge a new topic about fixing fogging goggles with the older fixing fogging goggles thread the other day.

Sry to bump the thread, didn't want to make another one for the same question. I noticed that poco military does repairs and services. Can anyone vouch for them? I tried searching around but didn't find anything and I'm pretty sure if someone had a bad experience it would be posted somewhere.

I can vouch for Logan whom does the Tech work at PocoMilitary.

Both times I brought AEG's to PoCo they couldn't fix them and basically told me they where unfixable after having them for three weeks. Two local gun techs (one that now works at Milsig and another that now works at ASG) had them fixed in a couple of hours.
I suggest taking them to a professional or at least a tech that has a lot of experience. I hear Damage is very good even though it's not his full time job.

Both times I brought AEG's to PoCo they couldn't fix them and basically told me they where unfixable after having them for three weeks. Two local gun techs (one that now works at Milsig and another that now works at ASG) had them fixed in a couple of hours.
I suggest taking them to a professional or at least a tech that has a lot of experience. I hear Damage is very good even though it's not his full time job.

ouch!

Damage, Pinoy, Claymore, Cook-Off, Char, Gunny. These are a few I would go to before Poco any day. No offense to poco.