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Originally Posted by pusangani
I knew this thread would deteriorate into a discussion about laws, how predictable asc...how predictable!
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Yeah, it was bound to happen. The legalities of airsoft really aren't the issue at all here. It's the fact that these guns are now being marketed to kids, which is totally legal, but rather irresponsible.
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Originally Posted by Gunny_McSmith
+1, they should permanetly paint them bright green or something, and all you mentionned above is awsome! :P
BUT IMO,this is a first step to the total legalisation of airsoft in Canada.... its not a good step, but still a new step for the airsoft community....
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And 1 can of Krylon will fix up the bright green in a hurry.
And airsoft IS legal in Canada. And it's legal to retail the gunswhen the guns are imported correctly. Clear / tinted receivers and frames were the first step until the Safesoft initiative got full metal opaque AEGs approved. Airsoft isn't quite as inaccessible as some may think.
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Originally Posted by pusangani
No it ain't, its a marketing ploy by a greedy business that doesn't care about responsible ownership and use of airsoft, nothing more.
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+1 Totally agreed. Buyairsoft are bottom feeders.