With the high end stuff, you definitely need to wear your protective equipment.
My Airsoft guns never left the house when I was young. Of course, I was taught gun safety at age 5 and was an RSO at 14.
Yup....heres a pic...nuff said:
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With the high end stuff, you definitely need to wear your protective equipment.
My Airsoft guns never left the house when I was young. Of course, I was taught gun safety at age 5 and was an RSO at 14.
whether a criminal uses a 1911, or a airsoft 1911 in the comission of a crime the intent is the same..and so should the reaction of law enforcement and the subsequent punishment shold they survive said reaction...
and if im right about the law, thats essentially the case now..
so whast the purpose really of all this media flatulence on the issue?
its illegal to rob someone at gunpoint already, real or not..
Another thing to mention, is that even if your gun has a fluorescent orange tip, it is still a bad idea to point it at anyone. Gang members in major cities have been known to paint the tips or entire frames of their very real guns. It was explained to me by an LEO I know who specializes in Gang activity that the y do this so it can be left on the seat of a car and to the average sheeple walking by it looks just like their kids toys.
All and all ........ pointing fake guns at real cops is a self correcting problem
Now if we could just educate the media ...............