Not Clickbait: New US Law puts ALL airsoft at risk! - We need your help.

[@Airsoftology]

We need your help, here are the instructions on how to submit your opposition to the rule change: CPSC Ruling Change: Marking of Toy, Look-Alike, and Imitation Firearms - www.regulations.gov/document/CPSC-2023-0021-0001 visit there and choose the blue "comment" button at the top left to post your opposition to the ruling change before June 12th, 2023. Here's our suggested response you can copy and paste to the ruling comment to have it withdrawn: The undersigned oppose the Consumer Product Safety Commission’s proposed Direct Final Rule in Docket No. CPSC-2023-0021. As written, the effect of the Commission’s proposed rule would have significant and unnecessary economic impact on the undersigned and all in the air-soft industry. The Regulatory Flexibility Act (AFA), 5 U.S.C. 601-612 does apply and requires the Commission to prepare an analysis under 5 U.S.C. 603, 604. Without comment from the industry, the proposed Direct Final Rule would be inappropriate and unacceptable without changes. The Commission’s stated basis for the Direct Final Rule Process is that the new 16 CFR Part 1272 contains no substantive changes from regulations in effect now for more than 30 years. The reason for the new 16 CFR Part 1272 is that recent federal legislation has transferred oversight and enforcement of the regulation from the Department of Commerce to the Commission. Because the Consumer Product Safety Act requires certain certifications for products subject to regulations enforced by the Commission (see Supplementary Information, Paragraph G in the docket entry), the new, proposed 16 CFR Part 1272 would unnecessarily impact the air-soft industry negatively, substantively and financially. The subject regulation was enabled by 15 U.S.C. § 5001 which imposes certain marking requirements on “look-alike firearms.” Look-alike firearms include “air-soft guns firing nonmetallic projectiles.” 15 U.S.C. § 5001 (c). While the undersigned have long complied with this statute and 16 CRR Part 1272, there has been no requirement for any general product certifications (GCC). Now, apparently, there would be such a requirement. See Supplementary Information, Paragraph G in the docket entry. Because the Commission states in the subject docket entry that the Commission would be requiring GCCs for air-soft guns, the undersigned and the industry request an opportunity to comment under the Administrative Procedure Act (APA). See generally, 5 U.S.C. 551-559. The undersigned and the industry request that opportunity to address whether GCCs for air-soft guns under 16 CFR Part 1272 is necessary. It is readily apparent upon visual examination whether an air-soft gun complies with 16 CRR Part 1272 marking requirements. GCCs are not necessary. The undersigned believe the Commission is also required to conduct a flexibility analysis under 5 U.S.C. 603, 504. Many in the industry are small businesses. The undersigned also state that they and others in the industry are not equipped to provide GCCs for their air-soft products, in the near future, particularly those that would comply with the legal requirements. See, e.g., 15 U.S.C. 2063 (g). Many of their air-soft products are in transit, in inventory, with distributors, and in retail stores. Accordingly, the undersigned requests the Commission withdraw the proposed direct final rule. The undersigned appreciate and understand the Commission’s approach and requests the Commission consider excepting air-soft guns from any requirement for GCCs. Thank you for your consideration.

[@TheRealDealAirsoft]

It’s so important we take action

[@benh1115]

Does not let you copy text

[@flametorcher7701]

@@benh1115 online it does not in the app

[@jediko610]

It let’s you on pc, I wasn’t able to copy text on mobile at all for some reason

[@Dave420]

You should have a link for mobile users. It would help significantly.

[@DesertFoxAirsoft]

I left my oppositional comment yesterday on the site, it takes less than 5 minutes. Please everyone leave an oppositional comment.

[@SierraAdventuresYT]

@DesertFoxAirsoft I did that too, by this point we have 10,000 of thousands of processed messages, hopefully the government understands that. Your channel really has some serious following behind it, you should really post a video. Your 1.5M is a lot bigger than my 17K, but we all have to do our part, and I believe larger airsoft channels should use there great following to make these laws known to millions of people. 🙏

[@jaketrotter5423]

I 100% agree with Ozark. Y’all have so much influence on not just the Airsoft community, but also KZbin. This is an attack on our rights and it’s time for us to stand up one at a time. Please make a video Desert, we need your help.

[@jaketrotter5423]

Ozark, please make a video as well.

[@idiotoperator]

Yes sir! If this passes my entire business is going to come crashing to the ground faster than the presidential elections. (joking) Really though, this is just more gun control and government trying to control where they shouldn't be.

[@ryanrichey3245]

I totally understand why this is something being considered in the past some models of airsoft guns have had real firing pins in them and could be modified to shoot real bullets. Essentially it's a really easy way to create a ghost gun. Even easier than 3d printing. However those guns are extremely rare and I don't know if any are even currently on the market. This could also potentially increase the quality of items we receive in the states. If each individual gun and part has to be certified then the likelihood of getting a prototype that doesn't actually work pretty much goes to 0. But also like he said it has just as much potential to completely disrupt the industry and put smaller retailers and manufacturers out of business.

[@jeffs7066]

Y’all have my support. I’m not involved in airsoft, but do enjoy shooting center fire and rim fire firearms. Negative rules such as this, even if they are not related to firearms, still has a negative effect. I submitted a comment opposing this new rule.

[@tyrantlemon]

Yep, a small step to removing the things we love in this country

[@deaconvelos8352]

I wish people would have started talking about this sooner 😢

[@bigbeanz6e983]

There are a ton of videos that were made before this

[@otherhorizon8193]

@@bigbeanz6e983 I've noticed they all have really low view counts though, almost as if the algorithm is trying to suffocate them.

[@dalaneasterland4458]

Here in Canada we just finished fighting with our government to save airsoft

[@Airsoftology]

I know, you guys won that one up there (congratulations) and now we have a totally different battle down here. It never seems to stop...

[@dalaneasterland4458]

@Airsoftology why can't the governments just leave us alone to enjoy our sport

[@thomasfulkerson6509]

​@@dalaneasterland4458 Because it's the government.

[@dalaneasterland4458]

@@thomasfulkerson6509 true enough

[@nguyenb704]

@thomasfulkerson6509 I bet the government is going after the gyms next because they're going to claim that Gym are "Muh racist and Extreme"

[@d1ppr]

Hope you guys succeed as what happens to often translates to what happens in the U.K.

[@allenhurt02]

This is just a taste of what gun owners having been dealing with for the last 10 years. Just know we are on your side and Firearms Policy Coalition and Gun Owners of America are already taking steps into keeping airsoft out of the governments control.

[@darkshock42mlg05]

I wholeheartedly believe shal not be infringed and what does banning airsoft accomplish. Nothing. If they were going to do what they're going to do it's they should provided some clarity and instituted these agencies well in advance. Yes it sucks airsoft will be more expensive but thais airsoft's middle name and it would still be accessable.

[@senator7352]

@@darkshock42mlg05 So much for that American freedom

[@exposeplayzzz]

@@senator7352 Exactly right!>?

[@bludeuce3855]

@@darkshock42mlg05 banning Airsoft is a attempt to Squash gun culture. theyre trying to take our guns so they can usher in the Great reset and NWO allowing the UN to march into the Us and build 15 minute cities

[@hyperslow556gungamer]

The steps that need to be taken are of holding this illegitimate government to the Law that it has broke over 2 dozen times in the last 3 years while trying to regulate its own citizens. This is our country, the government is to work for us, or be replaced. Stand up against authoritarianism!

[@copperandbrass]

This is the way it is done here in Germany for more than 20 years. The testing costs 400€ for the importing company. This is the reason why many Umarex guns have an F in a pentagon on the frame, even in the USA.

[@phillyverse3]

I think this is happening because of all the criminals that are misusing airsoft replicas to do crime and it makes it absolutely unfair that a few percentage of mis-users ruin it for a mass percentage of hobbyists and so forth.

[@shielamaebrenot8929]

Now you know what it's like to be a law abiding gun owner. Criminals doing crime, means you should lose your liberties, even if they're constitutionally protected

[@donalddickins8493]

Its because the Biden administration is extremely anti gun which includes gun replicas, aka airsoft.

[@johnniewalker3134]

Well this just means they want to find ways to limit how much airsoft people have access too, and it goes a step further and will one day find a way to go after firearms in a similar fashion. They might even start going after knives and defensive gear( imagine everyone having to wear bright colors on the air soft field LOOOOOOL) making knives longer then 4 inches banned.

[@ThatGuy8888]

That already exists in California for hand guns :(

[@cpttankerjoe]

Canada effectively banned real firearms and airsoft guns with the stroke of a pen. They consider them the same thing. And since Canadians won’t fight back the US government thinks it can do the same thing

[@PewAirsoft]

Thank you for doing this video! You rock bro!

[@jimalvarez5042]

We need to spread the word! everyone needs to be aware. All Airsoft stores need to share this topic

[@colewhitehead9352]

Thanks for that sample of what to post for them. Personally I would've given them a piece of my mind in my ever-so polite manner - BUT I SHOWED RESTRAINT!!!!!! I posted the sample, so we're good. Thanks for letting us players know about this.

[@exposeplayzzz]

Thanks for the video it helps a lot for all of us air-softers out there. I AM MAD!

[@ho-chingyeung5083]

nice to see you popping up again, either here / hopped up

[@brickson98m]

So what ever happened with this? I assume it didn’t pass because I just got back into airsoft and all seems fine

[@Freedm762]

speaking of the date, i thought it was 12th of June? 1:17

[@Airsoftology]

Correct for both dates. The dissenting comments have to be submitted the 12th, the law goes into effect on the 26th.

[@brandonmiller9155]

I don’t understand how that makes sense? It’s a toy gun what does it need a lab for? What are they testing for?

[@Airsoftology]

This is the crazy part, the test is to verify that you're using the right color orange and the right amount of coverage of it on the orange tip

[@WALKER20650]

If that is true this new rule is bs But if it is to test the gun to see if it is legal or something than i don't see anything wrong with it except the short time it will be implemented and how

[@xXANDYMaCXx224]

Does this rule affect the gun we already own or does this only affect new products coming in

[@DesertFoxAirsoft]

It will effect the airsoft guns you already own as well. For example, if law enforcement sees you with an airsoft gun they can ask for your ‘certification’. If you can’t provide one then they can confiscate your ‘illegal’ replica.

[@jhutch1470]

@@DesertFoxAirsoft Terry V Ohio 1968. The officer must reasonably believe that your toy is not certified before they can detain for an investigation. They CANNOT stop you just because they don't know. Stop pussifying people. They work for us, not the other way around.

[@merrickslocum9581]

@DesertFoxAirsoft no it does not my guy. It only affects manufacturers and distributers, and this is only stuff that the industry has been doing for years. And it should be common sense to ship fake guns with an orange tip. Just so you know, I am also an airsofter

[@SARSMES]

Thanks for laying out in detail - something that a lot of people are not doing and there is a considerable amount of misinformation right now. That being said, there is no requirement for third party testing. A visual inspection of airsoft guns to ensure an orange tip is present meets the burden of proof for a GCC. This is actually commonplace where a visual inspection to ensure a label is attached for example meets the requirement. The other thing is that the certificates don't have to be enclosed with every single gun. The importer can make them available on a website and as long as they are readily accessible to CPSC, this meets the requirement. It also doesn't apply to end consumers - there is no requirement for consumers to have proof of certification. It only applies to manufacturers/importers.

[@bmonstrosity]

They done messed up and put all airsofters on the same team. Mount up boys...

[@marcioluz8802]

in the form, there is a question that says: "What is your comment about?", with few answers to select, which one should i use?

[@neemyn407]

I just hope that shops will set up this lab together to avail in a cost efficient manner

[@aquatixofficial7868]

What category do we choose though?

[@JefeAirsoft]

Here is more information on the tests and certificates www.cpsc.gov/Business--Manufacturing/Testing-Certification/General-Certificate-of-Conformity-GCC 2:11

[@PinoyRiceCake]

How would it affect airsoft guns that have the orange tip removed, such as for the purpose of adding a tracer unit?

[@elelnoel5196]

What is the New Update for Airsoft Law?

[@Airsoftology]

That's a great question.... I've talked to a lot of people in the industry and checked the Govt sites. Nobody knows.

[@ScottyAnsinMusic]

@@Airsoftology nothing seems to have changed as of yet. in terms of shipping/production of airsoft guns. i’ve order a few from both evike and redwolf, and neither have had any issues. 🤞

[@SuperRJ2012]

​@@AirsoftologyMe as well, i just ordered a Tokyo Marui G18c from Hong Kong that's currently showing a status with UPS as "your package is pending a release from a government agency" so ill update this comment once they give me a verdict on it.

[@elelnoel5196]

@@SuperRJ2012May I ask what shipping carrier did you use Sureship or Express? Because I also just recently ordered from Redwolfairsoft with "Sureship".

[@TAC4Andy]

Everyone should keep in mind that airsoft is a business industry, and there are lawyers and successful businessman always doing what needs to be done to make sure they can conduct business. Support your retailers the best you can during this time, if this new legislation passes, by purchasing basic stuff that wouldn’t be frozen by the new legislation like BBs, batteries, green, gas, etc.

[@millerleathergoods7623]

Thank you for making this video and comment for us to use. I’m 15 and pretty In to airsoft and I’ve spent a significant amount of time and money into it, and I can’t let it get basically taken over by this new law. Just commented on the government’s page. God Bless!

[@starmaisonet895]

WHAT ABOUT THE 6MM AIRSOFT PAINTBALLS.. PAINT BALLS ARE RIFFERENT BFROM OYTHER PROJECTILES

[@Solidsnake0208]

Hey Jonathan, what’s happened to your channel? It’s quiet these days!

[@superlucy9308]

Over a year since this video now😥

[@fiya2384]

so you didn’t say it in the vid what is the certificate for are they looking for orange tips or realism?

[@LincolnPemberton]

Is this gonna effect the shipping of airsoft parts??

[@TheBaronOfHell2]

Is this why i haven't been able sell any airsoft guns since April??

[@grantpowell4192]

How can you copy and paste from the KZbin app

[@jameycrazy226]

what category do i select?

[@conner7595]

Is it too late to post on the regulation? I went to paste it and I couldn’t find out how to.

[@JakeRathmell-or1zv]

I tried going to the site but I'm not able to send a comment

[@gimzmcv]

I’m still confused? So they won’t be illegal? So how would this stop airsoft?

[@merrickslocum9581]

It does not stop the sport. It may make things more expensive, but when was the last time airsoft was actually cheap?

[@madmaddox4255]

If worst comes to worst and this act does somehow manage to pass what would that mean for all the people with an airsoft gun currently? Would we all have to take our replicas to get registered just like a genuine firearm?

[@bludeuce3855]

Registry leads to Confiscation

[@dp7228]

Does this only affect buying airsoft guns or does it affect playing to, like Can l still keep the guns that you already have?

[@merrickslocum9581]

It only affects buying airsoft guns. This does not affect people who own airsoft guns or play the sport. What this does is make sure that the airsoft gun's manufacturers have met the requirements to distribute said airsoft guns

[@jonasrathman6236]

Don't know if it helps. But they allow comments on the regulation from people outside the US. I filled in the form and hope they see it gets traction from a world wide community. Import and export will be hit worldwide if such a rule becomes effective. Vote against it people!

[@justinlapid2163]

Yep thanks bro I was thinking the same. Hopefully it will matter

[@thegrandinquisitor491]

Im just finding out about this how did the ruling go

[@renvandertuin7586]

I submitted a comment. Just waiting on the agency review to be posted.

[@Lumbago2005]

Dose anyone know what happened? Did this regulation pass?

[@jkstewart878]

if everyone who watched this video submitted a comment, we would have almost 10k comments. that would most likely be enough to stop this bs. please please please put in a comment

[@IGloBlue]

Welcome to the world of overreach. This is why I've always said the Softers, Paintball, Real Steel, and Knife folks, and even campers/hikers need to stick together. Also, call your local/state representatives. Their voice carries a lot of weight in situations like this.

[@jameskinnel2948]

What happened to this channel where have you gone?? 😢

[@tanmansbikebuilds931]

Can you paste your suggested response here in the chat? It won’t let me copy it from your description. I am from Canada and we just fought to save airsoft as well. I would really like to help you guys in the US as well!

[@bludeuce3855]

they tried this in canada and failed they cant ban toy and airsoft guns in america

[@FloridaMowerMan]

I really Never thought I’d have to burry my airsoft guns lol

[@1lovesvideos]

Already did my part

[@OurHereafter]

who the hell...these "lawmakers" supposedly work for us. yet i dont ever remember allowing or voting for such a thing

[@KrayzieBuddha]

These lawmakers and politicians usually side with lobbyist.

[@Nocturnal-nonsense]

Im sorry to hear that you guys are going through this. Im from the U.K and know how hard it can be to have things regulated. Airsoft is still healthy and accessible here , though i do feel like this would have a massive negative effect on airsoft on a global scale. Why do they do this. Its like they just need to meddle and prod when its not even necessary. Im rooting for American airsoft

[@iammrbadguy9706]

The certification-law is already practiced in germany, and it makes everything more expensive and complicated. It is just anti consumerism and not a useful law. It shouldn´t exist. And I think, to a point, it may not even be constitutional, because it is an unnecassary law, that hurts the consumer, and has no advantages.

[@crescious3231]

I've got some weird 9mm and 5.56 BBs that someone told me would be useful in a revolution.

[@MrSaltyCookie]

anyone knows who drafted this law?

[@Airsoftology]

It's kind of a strange situation. This is actually a rule that's been in place in some form since the 1980s, and then brought back in the early 2000s. What's happened is they passed an energy act last year at the end of 2022 that Biden signed the law, part of that act moved the responsibility for all these things from the department of commerce to the consumer product safety commission. And best guess is that the cpsc is just reviewing all of these rules that they have to now oversee and are doing these rule changes. It's the same way that the ATF does rule changes for what is considered a bump fire stock or an arm brace. Because it's a rule change, of an existing rule that's there already, they only have to publish it and give it 30 days for anyone to see and voice opposition.

[@e3underground453]

Wow, this template you provided is so generic that it just looks like we're a bunch of bots.

[@Interestian]

Just commented, I’m a teenager that’s not allowed to have a actual job yet. So I have to do smaller jobs that earns me less money, it’s safe to say that I have put more than 1500$ into this sport. Crazy how they care more about this than our border, homeless ect.

[@alexnick.7526]

We need a mobile link

[@an2c615]

If this passes airsoft will be unacceptably expensive, and there will be a huge black market like down here in brazil

[@FireWolvesAirsoft]

Imagine our goverment more worried about plastic guns, and real steel instead fixing major issues like the broken economy and growth of crime rate... Insabe another way to control peoples lives.

[@VamosFalardeAirsoft]

Can I help/comment even if I'm not a US Citizen?

[@AirsoftMan69]

First Canada. Now the US.

[@tacticalpirateairsoft1955]

I just did it. I am also spreading the word.

[@a.c.m.4548]

Take 5 minutes. You don't even need to leave the couch in the basement.

[@powtheginge]

So you're saying that airsoft is more regulated than regular firearms? 👀😂

[@Airsoftology]

I know, right? It's beginning to look that way...

[@pablo_chicone82]

yup

[@WPSent]

I don't remember having to do a background check for my airsoft items. But neither should have this stupid type of backdoor control.

[@itspanda6panda6]

is it happening in eu also?

[@64ord6610]

what do i say in the comments to help

[@billgates3699]

‼️I can’t believe he’s been gone for a year 😢

[@rcbroz7378]

Just did mine

[@thecitizensailor]

Done two days ago. Took less than 5mins.

[@gosugamer4472]

NOOOOO, that’s so sad

[@damianreynoso2705]

I did my part,spreading the word,everyone do the same!

[@evanpower9515]

Airsoft is an amazing way to make friends, and I love being able to go out and just have fun!

[@smol_kat_mitchell3816]

How hard do i facepalm?

[@Cowchain16]

Just done it Only 1,080 comments looks like where gonna lose this

[@howdy1079]

But don’t they do this every year? I left a comment against the law, but I feel like this is threaten every year.

[@surgc6278]

Next they'll make us get permits for toys.

[@JoJoLew]

they have licenses for airsoft in other country's lol

[@banshee107]

AUS have to. Super lame.

[@cougarocigaro2261]

I left my comment just a few hours ago at the regulations site

[@Sidewayz_Games]

I wish this would have come out sooner, would have posted my comment but the opposition comments are now closed. 😞

[@benmontey3438]

For my mobile lads and ladies: The undersigned oppose the Consumer Product Safety Commission’s proposed Direct Final Rule in Docket No. CPSC-2023-0021. As written, the effect of the Commission’s proposed rule would have significant and unnecessary economic impact on the undersigned and all in the air-soft industry. The Regulatory Flexibility Act (AFA), 5 U.S.C. 601-612 does apply and requires the Commission to prepare an analysis under 5 U.S.C. 603, 604. Without comment from the industry, the proposed Direct Final Rule would be inappropriate and unacceptable without changes. The Commission’s stated basis for the Direct Final Rule Process is that the new 16 CFR Part 1272 contains no substantive changes from regulations in effect now for more than 30 years. The reason for the new 16 CFR Part 1272 is that recent federal legislation has transferred oversight and enforcement of the regulation from the Department of Commerce to the Commission. Because the Consumer Product Safety Act requires certain certifications for products subject to regulations enforced by the Commission (see Supplementary Information, Paragraph G in the docket entry), the new, proposed 16 CFR Part 1272 would unnecessarily impact the air-soft industry negatively, substantively and financially. The subject regulation was enabled by 15 U.S.C. § 5001 which imposes certain marking requirements on “look-alike firearms.” Look-alike firearms include “air-soft guns firing nonmetallic projectiles.” 15 U.S.C. § 5001 (c). While the undersigned have long complied with this statute and 16 CRR Part 1272, there has been no requirement for any general product certifications (GCC). Now, apparently, there would be such a requirement. See Supplementary Information, Paragraph G in the docket entry. Because the Commission states in the subject docket entry that the Commission would be requiring GCCs for air-soft guns, the undersigned and the industry request an opportunity to comment under the Administrative Procedure Act (APA). See generally, 5 U.S.C. 551-559. The undersigned and the industry request that opportunity to address whether GCCs for air-soft guns under 16 CFR Part 1272 is necessary. It is readily apparent upon visual examination whether an air-soft gun complies with 16 CRR Part 1272 marking requirements. GCCs are not necessary. The undersigned believe the Commission is also required to conduct a flexibility analysis under 5 U.S.C. 603, 504. Many in the industry are small businesses. The undersigned also state that they and others in the industry are not equipped to provide GCCs for their air-soft products, in the near future, particularly those that would comply with the legal requirements. See, e.g., 15 U.S.C. 2063 (g). Many of their air-soft products are in transit, in inventory, with distributors, and in retail stores. Accordingly, the undersigned requests the Commission withdraw the proposed direct final rule. The undersigned appreciate and understand the Commission’s approach and requests the Commission consider excepting air-soft guns from any requirement for GCCs. Thank you for your consideration.

[@Sniper.925]

Love your show man, but honestly that's not going to happen in the United States.

[@Railfan-px9fd]

left a comment on there the other day takes a few minutes

[@Cavbit]

As they always say in starship troopers, I did my part.

[@ianfij75]

Turns out this was a non issue, huh?

[@alvaroverdugo6990]

This situation is really unfortunate, airsoft is a sport like so many others. The solution is not to make modifications in the new production of airsoft guns. there are more relevant issues that would provide a more coherent solution to the issue of crime. I hope reason is used and they do not ruin this beautiful sport.

[@kopetz071]

i wish they had this regulation here in australia

[@VamosFalardeAirsoft]

Where are youuu Johnathan?

[@Freedm762]

eyo jono, i'm helping as much as i can

[@camarokid3717]

You got my support.

[@ryandonelson6067]

That is so wrong what matters if we play with fake firearms, are going to stop .177 pellet guns or normal copper bb guns from being sold or regulated think that through a plastic bb vs metal bb's what's the worst damage

[@COLLECTOR-Airsoft]

Sorry to hear this US airsoft community 😖 Can Canadian airsofters help at all

[@jonathanmidgett]

I am the Consumer Ombudsman at the U.S. CPSC. Allow me to clarify some misconceptions about this direct final rule. This rule contains no new regulations. Zero. All it does is change the jurisdiction from Commerce to CPSC. It is just a change of agency. The manufacturers of airsoft guns are already following all of these regulations and have been for years. Nothing in this action requires third-party certification. CPSC officers are empowered to ask for a general certificate of conformity (GCC) but they almost never ask for one. If they ask for one, the manufacturer self-certifies, so all they have to do is affirm that they meet the standard. This will not affect anything being shipped right now. The simplicity of this change is the reason that it is fast. If we were to be making something new, it would have to go through all of the public notice and comment periods required by the Administrative Procedures Act - a very lengthy process. Finally, none of this regulation affects airsoft games. It just applies to manufacturers. I'm happy to answer any questions!

[@thechaoscrew2962]

I'm so sad I just got into this hobby.

[@KiloAlphaLima626]

Done!

[@James-ke5sx]

We just went through this **** here in Canada and we won, sorta. My advice to you guys is fight, legally, with everything you got and don't stop. Plus you can use us as an excuse if Canadians can get over this so can the American government.

[@Sebas6o2v]

This is not a joke share this video or create your own video about this situation to help out the airsoft community don't forget to use #saveairsoft and have a great day.

[@8BITZAK]

I'm sad that I'm just about to buy my first airsoft gun and trying to get into the sport and I'm just hearing about this plz tell me we have more information about this rn

[@Samurai-vv9ge]

Did the law pass?

[@ianfij75]

Yes. Went into effect months ago. Didn't notice an effect? Neither did literally anybody else. Because it wasn't actually a real change.