how they are in ported

[sgt.oo7]

ok hate if you want to will not bother me but since i am just getting into this sport and am currently in my first year of my my 2 year course at school i oped to live at home and since my dad is involved in a Government job he is worried about this whole deal of me having these "gray zone" "replica firearms" so i was wondering if since there illegal to import could any one quick lick me the post witch explains how they are legaly getting into the country just to give my parents peace of mind and will leave me a lone to enjoy the sport (also i have contacted my local OPP and local police and have gotten them involved in airsoft awarness to help our movment to legalize the sport and no more hiding in forsaid "gray zones of the law"

thanks

sarge

[Danke]

The are imported as unregulated firearms. Pretty much like you see those black air pistols etc. at Canadian Tire.

What you do with it once you have it vs. how you got it is the thing to always keep in mind. Treat it with respect as noted in many threads here and you won't make the dinner time news.

[L473ncy]

Check the AV only section, read up and show them that it's cool.

[kalnaren]

You're 18, which means your AV'd, so who gives a f--k. Go buy AS guns.

Also your dad is being a bit paranoid. I also work for the Government -for the Corporate Security Branch at that- and I have a ton of airsoft guns. I fail to see what "working for the Government" has to do with anything. People on this forum are lawyers, police, firefighters, retail sales people, bums, you name it.. we have it.

There is nothing illegal about airsoft. Sounds like your parents are suffering from "big scary gun" syndrome, also known as "being detached from logic and reality" syndrome.

[Drake]

Originally Posted by sgt.oo7

also i have contacted my local OPP and local police and have gotten them involved in airsoft awarness to help our movment to legalize the sport and no more hiding in forsaid "gray zones of the law"

Okay, you're on here asking questions about the legality of airsoft, how they're being imported, etc. You yourself admitted you don't know anything about it.

While I appreciate your enthusiasm for the sport, I think you're far from being in an ideal situation to be contacting LE to "promote" airsoft and its legalization (which you clearly aren't up to speed about).

My advice to you is stop before you unintentionally cause more harm than good.



Also, if your dad is kind enough to let you live under his roof then you should respect his wishes. Its a two year course, you can wait two years. That's part of what being mature is all about.

[Grey Ops]

Originally Posted by sgt.oo7

could any one quick lick me

Sure, whatever floats your boat.

[-tastic]

Originally Posted by Danke

The are imported as unregulated firearms. Pretty much like you see those black air pistols etc. at Canadian Tire.

What you do with it once you have it vs. how you got it is the thing to always keep in mind. Treat it with respect as noted in many threads here and you won't make the dinner time news.

canadian tire pistols LOL you dont even see those at downtown cuz everyone keep buying them for other purposes HAHA downtown toronto ._.