Why is the parts and accessories section private?

[SniperSam]

Originally Posted by Eeyore

Why the fuck would he be banned for being he is under age?

oh...didnt notice the paintball thing...thought he was bragging about getting an airsoft gun or w/e like other kidiots that have posted before. my bad

[R.I.T.Z]

Originally Posted by yourself

Meaning that airsoft was legal, thus obtaining an airsoft replica through this site would be allowed with parental consent. My understanding is you have to be 18 with no exceptions. I commented that perhaps a parent could get AV'd then buy for there kid, but i got an infraction for that, so i guess thats a nono.

Airsoft is legal.
Obtaining a airsoft gun (not a replica) through this website is legal
its just 18 is the age where you become a legal adult and are liable for your own actions up until that point your parents are responsible for you and whatever you do.

[Crunchmeister]

Originally Posted by Enjoi

Do you not understand the legalities of this? Guns/firearms etc are to be handled by persons 18+

How would the owner or the community of Airsofters feel if RCMP and CBSA came crashing down our front doors and accusing us of selling guns to underage people?

It`s just like buying cigarettes or alcohol for underage people.

Wise up.

There are no laws in Canada stating that someone has to be 18+ to own an airsoft gun. Only Ontario has a law that prohibits the sales of any non-firearms to minors. Most reputable stores in Canada won't sell any type of air guns to kids. That's store policy, just like 18+ airsoft policy is set forth by the community. Even in Ontario, there's nothing illegal about a parent buying any air gun - paintball, airsoft or pellet - and giving it to their underage kids. However, if said kid does something stupid with the gun, the parents are held liable.

[SHaKaL]

Originally Posted by yourself

Meaning that airsoft was legal, thus obtaining an airsoft replica through this site would be allowed with parental consent. My understanding is you have to be 18 with no exceptions. I commented that perhaps a parent could get AV'd then buy for there kid, but i got an infraction for that, so i guess thats a nono.

Yep that's a no no... The parent can get banned.

Anyway you have only 2 ish years to wait; play paintball in the meantime then we will welcome you when you're 18.

[yourself]

Originally Posted by SniperSam

oh...didnt notice the paintball thing...thought he was bragging about getting an airsoft gun or w/e like other kidiots that have posted before. my bad

Not a problem /b/ro. No samefag over here. Ive actually never owned an airsoft gun. None of what i have seen would even entice me into a purchase.

[SHaKaL]

Originally Posted by yourself

Not a problem /b/ro. No samefag over here. Ive actually never owned an airsoft gun. None of what i have seen would even entice me into a purchase.

Wait till you try a Gbrr...

[yourself]

Originally Posted by SHaKaL

Yep that's a no no... The parent can get banned.

Anyway you have only 2 ish years to wait; play paintball in the meantime then we will welcome you when you're 18.

Thank you. Paintball has gotten really boring really. All my friends have moved on to speedball, you know that thing with the hairdryers that shoot lazers? Lately ive gotten really into autos, and will probably be doing some courses in that subject area. I also will be getting my first responder training, so that will borrow some of my time as-well till i hit 18.

[yourself]

Originally Posted by Crunchmeister

There are no laws in Canada stating that someone has to be 18+ to own an airsoft gun. Only Ontario has a law that prohibits the sales of any non-firearms to minors. Most reputable stores in Canada won't sell any type of air guns to kids. That's store policy, just like 18+ airsoft policy is set forth by the community. Even in Ontario, there's nothing illegal about a parent buying any air gun - paintball, airsoft or pellet - and giving it to their underage kids. However, if said kid does something stupid with the gun, the parents are held liable.

Here in Vancouver, there are stores (Which will remain nameless) that sell airsoft guns and say that they have gone through the rcmp? They said as long as i have a parent with me i can make a purchase. Then again im a regular there.

[Eeyore]

Originally Posted by yourself

Thank you. Paintball has gotten really boring really. All my friends have moved on to speedball, you know that thing with the hairdryers that shoot lazers? Lately ive gotten really into autos, and will probably be doing some courses in that subject area. I also will be getting my first responder training, so that will borrow some of my time as-well till i hit 18.

Good on you, keep yourself busy and save save save.

P.S. Speedball is for fags.

[yourself]

Originally Posted by R.I.T.Z

Airsoft is legal.
Obtaining a airsoft gun (not a replica) through this website is legal
its just 18 is the age where you become a legal adult and are liable for your own actions up until that point your parents are responsible for you and whatever you do.

Understood. Its not much longer anyways so it will be fine.

[yourself]

Originally Posted by Eeyore

Good on you, keep yourself busy and save save save.

P.S. Speedball is for fags.

Hahahaha. They say the same about milsim. Never ending cycle i guess.

[SHaKaL]

Originally Posted by Eeyore

P.S. Speedball is for fags.

And Justin Bieber fans...

[Crunchmeister]

Originally Posted by SHaKaL

And Justin Bieber fans...

Same thing.