New Gel Ball Changes in South Australia
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2020
- Discussing the new changes announced by South Australian Police. Read more yourself here: www.police.sa.gov.au/services...
Additionally one of the associations raising money for a court battle can be found here: / gbaaustralia
Another GoFundMe organised by TacToys who are themselves pledging $60,000 towards fighting for the sport. www.gofundme.com/f/help-us-fi... - บันเทิง
we are now the laughing stock of the world
Dangerous when we allow the law enforcers to make the laws 🙃
Who would go through all that BS for a toy? Just another money making racket.
Gel blasters were designed to resemble real firearms, that is the main issue. If they had been designed to look like nerf guns then there wouldn't have been any problem.
Yeah but the reason i used to use gel blasters is because they were the closest i could get to real fully automatics
Our country has gone to shit
firm arms license for a childs toy, That's wild.
It’s a joke and because you they are a firearm now they will need to be stored in a gun safe with my Lethal 223. Hunting rifle
no longer a childs toy
@@petersmulders8058 I really think this is even more dangerous.
they obviously dont expect anyone to get a license its just to get rid of them without "banning" them
@@moonjimunji7916 Yeah 100% I wonder if blasters went the way of not looking like real guns say like nerf blasters if they would have had the same problem. I'm guessing no.
Be kind of nice if the police spent a bit more time worrying about real crime stuff as opposed to interfering in the lives of law-abiding citizens mostly doing the right thing. Thanks Bradley for sharing this info.
Just another brick in the wall.
Well said
This is why you never surrender a single inch. Because you can wake up tomorrow with them taken a mile
I live in the U.S. and just want to say I'm sorry, I hope everything works out, I've enjoyed watching all of your gel ball videos even though I'm a nerfer, thanks for the content and good luck
Can't believe you need a real firearms license and an actual firearm safe to store a plastic toy 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
that really sucks hope queensland doesnt head the same direction
Wow, it really IS a penal colony after all.
What an absurdity
Was seriously interested in emigrating to Oz, dont think I'll bother now,country has really gone mad
Don’t do it. The place is fucked now. You’re not allowed to do anything but work and pay tax.
@@johnyrevenge6356 Work? Didn't know you could do that since this blowass covid19 got invented
Thank you very much, Bradley. Your clarification is much appreciated.
Thank you Bradley. It looks like I'll be looking for a nerf sniper "rifle".
You can tell he is trying not to laugh the whole time at these stupid rules
I can't believe how unlucky you guys are, god it's just a toy who cares about what it does. It doesn't kill or injure anyone unless you actually try to injure someone. At that rate anything can be a weapon.
the same commissioner who called it a firearm today, only a year ago called it a toy, specifying that it **WASNT** a firearm. what? did they not do their due diligence investigating it a year ago? if thats the case, i want those responsible out of the job as well as a proper state-wide vote on the subject. after all arent we supposed to be a democracy?
The sad thing is m8, all it has to do to get this classification is look like a real gun, the law basically breaks down to, if it looks like a gun then it is a gun. This is how fucking sad & pathetic our country has become. What fucking petty criminal has the $30K to buy an AR-15 or an M4? if they have that type of money their not going to be robbing the local shop, the meere fact that the 'real steel' versions of these guns would be so expensive & hard to get for the average criminal in Australia should be a telling sign that anyone weilding an AR-15 or M4 or any other type of 'assult rifle' in a robbery is holding a fucking toy gun. What is the difference between a gel blaster being used in a robbery or other crime & someone spray painting a cap gun black? Shouls we make cap guns require a license too? Hold on tight to your rights m8, otherwise you'll end up like Australia, needing a gun license to own a toy!
Yep its a joke.. we prob wont even be aloud to buy elastic bands anymore soon. They can be used as dangerous projectile
Definitely live in Elizabeth. It's our dole bludging right.
Damn, and here I am in the USA complaining about how ammo is so hard to find right now and how we can't legally buy 40mm grenades.
I can’t walk down the street in Australia without breaking some law
This is so unfair many companies will go bankrupt
I feel like they didn't even think of those companies that the mojoruty of their buyers are children or those who are not allowed to get a license
I feel like next they are going to ban nerf if that happens people aren't going to be happy. These rules should be rethinked
My local store (the only store where I live) announced that they just shut down permanently, and they were so close to making their own field. I'm good friends with the owner and he literally sold 20 blasters in one week just for them to be banned so suddenly.
@@Azend_1 that's unbelievable I don't have a gel blasters but I know many who do and them having to give them up I hard because some have spent hundreds of dollars on them if many stores close there will be an uproar.
I heard there is a protest tomorrow. Hopefully it goes well
@@webbs371 yeah, there has been an insane amount of backlash on this new 'law' I hope the protest helps free us from these super unfair regulations
@Horizon585 Well yeah I agree. Ik this is stupid but when I was younger I was super m ad that they didn't brink nerf rival to Australia🤣. But yeah gel blasters should not be banned at all, they are just toys! They banned them mainly for how they look but that's due to the stupid idiots that take them in public. Everyone is getting punished because of them. Load
of crock
i still cant figure out why a country that has next to no gun violence, and next to no legal ownership of the style of guns these toys are modeled after needs such strict laws. its almost as if they are trying to normalise the idea that only the government gets the cool toys.
Bingo
Ok so I am in QLD, but I am treating this as if it affects me the same, as I am sure it will "because nanny state".
I would urge nobody to sell them, there is 6 months amnesty, in which time you cant use it without registration and licence. Alot may happen so don't panic. Worst case, you can sell them to QLD after a few months and transpirings have passed. If you know a friend with an arms licence and safe, do store them there, and maybe give em a carton for their troubles.
I would also say anyone in the position to obtain a firearms licence, safe, and register their blasters to do so, as the overwhelming paperwork will show how many people love the hobby/sport and do the right thing. THEY HAVE NO IDEA HOW MANY BLASTERS EXIST! The idea is to absolutely swamp them with concerned legitimate owners questions and applications to give them the message and idea.
I would also urge everyone to ring, email, go into police stations and ask how their application is going as OFTEN AS POSSIBLE!
This swift under thought out law needs to affect SAPOL in a major way that hampers their day to day going about their job. If everyone rings, emails, and visits their local police station everyday with one question, they will get sick of it VERY QUICKLY.
Inconvenience them with the stupidest legitimate questions; repeatedly. Just to clarify your position with the new law. Remember, you want your hobby and sport without being prosecuted, you DON'T WANT TO DO ANYTHING ILLEGAL! But you do want information to clarify your position.
So swamp them with your legitimate concerns, over and over, ring every day to see your licence and registration's applications progress, you need it quick so as to not be outside the law right? As quick as their knee jerk ill thought out plan.
You are absolutely correct they need to do exactly that give the police a taste of their own beaurocratics
Or better than that, go to your local MP & tell them you're not happy with the law, protest get organized & get an official goverment petition from the gov website get that signed, we are sposed to be a democratic nation, the people are sposed to have their say over things like this, did SA voters get a say on this matter?
vote this comment up it needs to be stickied
Prepair for weapons audits , safe storage requirements and most likely financial club membership, and regular attendance requiments,
For we are young and free ??
this countries going down a shitty hole of beauocracy and fear mongering
I still think its because some cock wobbler politicians were not allowed to play with toy guns as kids and are now fked in the head due to this.
safe storage is my problem, as even metal airsoftgun degrade in storage, and prohibitation to shoot outside registered field is really my wall to maintain my machine
This is the biggest load of shit, i have a forearms licence however there is no way i am registering and locking up a toy.
Fuckin oath mate
this is what unmitigated liberalism looks like
Replace SAPOL officer's handgun with gel blasters if they are classed as firearms then.
Thanks for the clarification Bradley, you are awesome
My thoughts and prayers go out to you south Australians..this really really sucks..
Welcome. Welcome to the issues Law Abiding Firearm Owners have faced since 1996.
this seems so crazy to me
Greatful to live in the USA.
Seriously man! you should be, our Government treats us all like children. I fucking hate it here!!!!!
You are so lucky like it's not even funny.even for everyday stuff food smokes clothes fuel is cheap in usa to aus I hate it.
I know right. Ammo situation blows, but just bought a PTR-91 off Classic Firearms.
Vote Republican if you don't want to end up like Australia.
@@KM_1983 Unfortunately both parties are bad for US gun rights. Democrats push for restrictions and Republicans always give in.
Rise up and fight for hobbies there.
How stupid - How can they say a toy is dangerous ( Who cares if it is an imitation firearm - Its not real! - A fake gun wont kill you ) - Its no more dangerous than a tennis racket!
dude the whole world is going mad. we here in the netherlands are banned from owning and using firecrackers of any kind since this year! wtf
We have not been allowed fireworks in Queensland since nineties
@@hitlerdaggers1795 fireworks were banned nationwide the same year martin Bryant was in hospital for injuring himself with fireworks look it up there's even a video of him as a kid in hospital because of the injury, fireworks and guns banned by the same guy
It's now officially harder to buy and use a gel ball blaster in Australia than a real gun in America.
No freedom
Australia is officially fucked, you can’t do shit. But lucky for me I live in qld so I can still have, but I think it’s going to come to us soon
I feel so bad for you guys in SA
More businesses going down the gurgler because of our lovely government..
I’m American and I’m curious how do you get a fire arms license in Australia?
I’m still shaking my head in disbelief on this...😦😦
The bureaucratic system strikes again. Red tape for the sake of red tape.
The police only have to attend the range once a year mandatory for training to be able to use guns real guns in public with permission to shoot you with them but your average handgun shooter must attend a minimum of 6 or more shoots a year to be deemed sufficiently safe to own a handgun and can't even use that on private property only at a approved range I don't know about you but that seems a little backwards to me and they're the laughing stock of the range when they show up most of them struggle to hit a dinner plate size target at 10m it's embarrassing to watch
Wow Bradley!
Your now experiencing what I went through when I had to sell or hand in all of my Airsoft gear after the Howard Goverments knee jerk reaction to the Port Arthur Massacre. I had a bucket load of rifles and pistols, and a few paintball markers too. WAPOL did the exact same thing, made them replicas, had to get a licence, had to get a safe, and you had to join a club as your reason for posessing. It killed the Paintball and the Airsoft Clubs alike. Perth has only one Paintball field , and that gets used for Gelsoft and Paintball. The other Paintball fields are a 2.5+hr drive away, so playing at those venues means you go for the weekend...
Gelsoft is a very grey area in WA because of the lack of legislation, but WAPOL is doing what they can to get them made illegal by proposing an amendment to the legislation.
Then we have Aaron Stonehouse, the Liberal Democrate thats trying to pass the Airsoft Bill, with the exact same stipulations that SAPOL has just done to Gelsoft, licence, safe, reason to possess. Essentially what they are doing is making it just as expensive play any of those three sports into something that is just as expensive as real shooting. Well sort of, because the price on real ammo has gone through the roof since COVID hit.
I hope that it turns around for you there, because whats happening over Gelsoft, its just crazy right. You and I both know that a NERF dart hits way harder that any Gel Blaster. I always laugh when I see a video with people going full auto with their 350fps build on a box at point blank, and 3-4 seconds in they finally bust through the box, where we NERFERS can punch through cardboard with on shot. Hell my Zeus is a plastic tub lid shield breaker at 15m or less. The balistic capability on NERF is way higher than anything Gelsoft has on offer. But because of the foam dart, and the brightly coloured apperence we can use this more powerful, harder hitting toy where ever we want... Its mental!
Here is a question for you Bradley, would you sacrafice the real steel look for someting that looked like a toy but fired gels?
I ask you this because when I try and introduce new people to NERF, its a slog, because people what it to look more real, and they hate picking up darts. But if I show them a Gel Blaster, their hooked straight away, and their off buying Gel Blasters.
I think that it would be a good compromise, and its something the Gelsoft Industry should consider.
I think that licencing a toy is rediculous, because all the honest people will do it if they want to own and play. But it still wont account for the muppets that wont and will do the wrong thing with them, but the end result is the sport or hobby suffers, but not because of the wrong doers, because of all the massive amounts of red tape you will have to go throught just to get up and running if you can afford it... Gelsoft, Airsoft, and Paintball should all be cheap, but its not because your licencing a toy as though it was real.
My arguement with WAPOL/SAPOL is if they are so effective as a lethal weapon, why aren't the police and the military using them?
Well Bradley your now in a full NANNY State... I feel for you mate, and I hope you figure out how to make your videos with this new inconvenience thats been thrust upon you.
I honestly don't care about the appearance, I joined gel ball because it had more people and no dart sweeps.
@@BradleyPhillipsYT How much do you dislike dart sweeps?
From the video can't even enjoy a gel ball. So the blaster appearance seems to be relevant and but also the projectile. Under this dictatorship you can shoot a gun but not a gel ball. So if we had need looking gel ball same laws would apply it seems based on the gel ball. I can cause more damage to any human with a spoon from the kitchen than a gel ball can do. Fact. I cannot believe in the midst of our country essentially being shut down. Like prisoners almost. Testing many people's mental health and future financial well being and THiS is what SA police and government have been spending time and money on. They should all be ashamed of themselves. But when your grandchildren (yes cos you making these stupid decisions are clearly living in the past) want these options in life youlist'll pay there way cos you got the money to do it all and they won't miss out. So based on these laws a gel blaster is now a replica and the gel ball is illegal. I'm going to simply covert my gel soft to shooting a nerf dart. Based on these new laws my realistic looking nerf blaster is perfectly legal to carry and play with anywhere. Because of the projectile in these new laws.
Ya'll need to fight this crazy law.
Lame but not surprising but Bloody stupid! Just ruined gel Ball in SA!
LMAO wtf I’m surprised they didn’t just out law squirt guns also.
As a LFO, I know and understand the frustrations Gel Blaster owners are going through. Many times firearms have been re catagarised to our frustration.
I also have a GB. It is a cheap $40 dollar one and like most I got it to have some fun around the house and keep my eye in for when I take out the real stuff.
But the registration fee of $40 is not worth it due to the cost of the GB.
Also once you put your application in for a firearms license and pay the fee, you also have to pay a fee to do the course. so by the time you become a firearms license holder and put in your PTA (to which you will have to wait 28 days for the approval, so you will not be able to use it in those 28 days) and pay the registration fee, you are close to spending $400, a safe is about $250 ish for a level 1 depending on how big the safe is you get and a level 2 is easily over the $1000 mark and more.
So all up around $600 just to have a toy..... I think SAPOL's funding is down due to not being able to make Quota this year due to the Covid
And the Australian government is at it again; more stupid laws and policies 🤦♂️.
Gel Ball is finished in South Australia
Australia Is No Longer The Lucky Country
Such a fuked up law bro.
Move to the golden state,
I did 👊
Does Nerf and butter knife also require any kind of weapon license in Australia?
This is fucking crazy I can’t believe this. If this is happening in south Australia could it happen to the rest of the country down the line?
It certainly sets a precedent for other states so I'd be backing the fight in SA whether you live here or not
Draconian Sapol regulations and not even a payback 62000 Blasters in south Australia that cant even burst a balloon. The small amount of criminals that might use one in a robbery and scare the public this new law wont stop them because they are criminals and wont be among those that lose their guns because it is so hard to keep. People could do nothing, support the class action and wait for it to be legal or at least a payback. Alternatively go back to modifying nerf blasters they can be more powerful and accurate. I was one who was concerned that they didnt have orange tips on their barrels, at lesat they could have done that and classed them the same as Nerf blasters. A society with the least amount of laws governs itself the most effective. Laws dont stop criminals only the people that didnt need them in the beginning.
Those 1% put everyone at risk of their life and limb & big danger with their deadly gel balls of water, the 62000 law abiding users are bound to break the law eventually, especially if we get a lawyer to make compliance a massive HF! I am going to set my Alpha King AK105 in a perspex block so it can maintain its pride of place on my shelf, will hook up a switch for its lazer sight.
spoke to sapol firearms and nope even if blaster is gutted and nothing inside the body they say its still a firearm!!! it must also be in a gun safe and if its a a gel rifle you cant take the butt-stock off or hand guard etc so it fits in a smaller compliant gun safe, it must be in a rifle gun safe :( :( :( :( :(
Christ I’m glad I live in the US. I just built an AR and finally got my suppressor from the store.
I am brain dead now that I know gel bal also happen to be classified as a firearm.
They'll impose a license and a fee for water balloons next.
Thats so dumb a gelblaster is not a firearm it doesn't even hurt
Mind you its good for nerf
The issue is that most people can't tell whether they are having a gel blaster or real firearm pointed in their direction. The lurid colour schemes of most of the nerf guns make them easier to identify as a toy.
@@davidtapp3950 i get that but they should just say that you have to have two tone on your gel blaster
@@davidtapp3950 That's why the US requires any recreation of a firearm, such as paintball, airsoft, Nerf to have an orange tip... mind you there's still people out there who call cops even if a toy is entirely bright freakin' orange for carrying a dangerous weapon. The college I'm attending apparently has a straight up ban on anything that resembles a gun, even if it's a dollar store bright orange fake kids toy, from being in public here in the US in the same town you can buy a handgun at the local Walmart...
That isn't enough of an excuse to highly regulate gel blasters though, that could be easily remedied like the US by requiring they be outfitted with orange markings, perhaps even more than just the muzzle. I don't know how Australia works or their reasons, but it sounds like a greedy quick cash grab to me.
I can only write about what I understand to be the situation in South Australia, where a gel soft gun was fired at the windscreen of a motor vehicle from one which was overtaking only a few weeks ago. It was part of a road rage incident. Remember, too that Australia has extremely strict rules about the ownership and use of firearms - the horrifying incidence of shootings in the US gives us every reason to persist with these restrictions.
@@davidtapp3950firearms are not dagerous, until they falI nto the wrong hands. But yet again so is a brick, a bat, kitchen knife, frypan, nail gun or a car... do we go ban all these things too? Should we all cower in fear of these things too?
Stats show that that people who are law abiding citizens and register their firearm are not the ones that commit crimes...
Yes you do have incidents that occur for example where some kid gets his parents weapon and uses it in his school. But what that tells me is that the parents havent secured the firearm correctly and are just as much at fault as their child.
Or where criminals use unregistered guns with ground off serial numbers to commit their nafarious deeds, and cant be traced.
But we are talking about a toy thats made of plastic or nylon that shoots a water pellet that resembles a fire arm. Gelsoft has no real balistic capabilities and that was the stance SAPOL as in how lethal they are, but know have decided that because it looks to real its time to charge you to own a toy.
If they were as dangerous as they are being made out to be, then dont you think that the police or the military would be jumping at it?
It is crazy to think that in this day and age, that here in Australia, how scared we have become of firearms, qnd how badly misrepresented they have become thanks to our government and the news.
I grew up with firearms in the house, I was taught how to handle real steel at a young age, and I find shooting to be a sport tests my eye hand coordination and concentration. I cant run or play contact sports due to a serious injury, but skeet shooting or target shooting is actually really fun, when done properly in a safe enviroment.
The Howard Governments knee jerk reaction to banning firearms in this country has not solved the problem of unregistered deserialized firearms used in crimes.
I dont understand why the many should suffer because of a few bad apples...
All about money and control
In NZ you need a license for owning a "air gun" which GBBs are listed as , But it doesnt seem to be enforced (its more about safety than registration ) as you can buy a paint ball marker or airsoft from a gun store using your drivers license as proof of over 18 I.D , depending on where you buy from ,Some blasters such as full autos need a license to buy ,we dont need to register them , minimum age for getting a fire arm license in NZ is 16 but must be supervised by a license holder whos over 18 ,, ,, great video Bradley
Is this only for the blasters with batteries or the manual ones as well?
I would rather Move to Queensland for the love of gelsoft
Its becoming embarrassing to be Australian,, we are a laughing stock.
At least you're not American.
@@Klipik12 bruh
In Malaysia its the same😑
@@Klipik12 yeah at least you aren't free
@@GreenTizle ikr at least we don’t have rights smh only losers have that
Come on my sa brothers and sisters keep the fight going united we stand bigger numbers more chance of a win just hope other states thatvhave gel balling legal can stand with us here in sa bring the protest everywhere show the m that ourr sport will never die #saveoursport
What a pathetic rule created by stupid politicians🤦🏽
police made this rule,, not the government,,, so really its totally illegal what sapol are doing... police can not make there own laws....
@@peterbrittain1963 true they cant make their own laws, but they can lobby the politicians to change the legislation, and thats exactly what they have done. They got the SA GOV to add Gelsoft blasters to the list of prohibited items for resembling a weapon or being a replica dispite the fact that 2 years ago SAPOL did balistic tests on Gelsoft and declared them a toy. This turn around on the their stance is because the fear mongers tell the uneducated people that you should be scared of them even though they are a toy...
MASSIVE NANNY STATE FEAR MONGERING BULLSHIT...
If scociety wants gel blast owners to have licenses so bad, the process to aquire one should be free.
Rip...gel ball
I’m really annoyed. I bought a blaster a couple of weeks before the axe fell. So, goodbye $250!! So unfair and unreasonable. The actions of a few idiots ruining it for everyone else.
Just say no the hell with them
This is just totally over the top! Unnecessary NannyState, Karen backed, Snowflake approved BS!!!
ok.... my cousin in australia just got into gel soft... how can they just ban it. Talking as an UK airsofter this is just stupid. Come on guys we can legalise this again.
Time to move mate.
What are the legalities for gel blasters in nsw?, for example if i ordered from tac toys?
madness
Personally I think that if its seriously a problem then make a law to say that there needs to be abit of colour onto them, which I do anyways, and simply say right there needs to be bright colours on this blaster. that will cure the problem because it will not look like a firearm. there is some nerf stuff that when painted fully black looks like a firearm, but when painted a brighter colour then it does not look like a firearm. Although I don't live in Australia but rather in the uk I think they messed up on that one.
This is ridiculous.
This is crazy, gun shops will be laughing about this. Then the same thing will happen with Nerf.
come to canada!
I really saw this coming for a while. I mean just look at Gel Blasters and their aesthetic. They do look very similar and sometimes identical to real firearms.
It's mainly the way they shoot that police have a problem with, saying they're dangerous
@@BradleyPhillipsYT That's where I disagree with them. If they told me they "look dangerous" I could buy it. But to say "the way they shoot is dangerous" is pretty ridiculous as we know Nerf shoots the same if not harder.
@@BradleyPhillipsYT ahh I kinda understand what you mean now, the WAY they shoot look similar to a firearm, was abit lost there haha
They have a ballistics report saying spring piston blasters compress air which allows them to be defined as a firearm under our law
@@BradleyPhillipsYT Would that then effect Nerf too? Spring piston is how practically how all springers work and if it's just electronic spring piston does that mean blasters like the Stampede, Vulcan, etc. Also fall under this new law? I guess at least flywheel blasters can't be effect.
ay welcome to the club, regards victoria
Sorry for what’s happening there. That is very wild that gel gun blasters are deemed illegal for non common sense reasons
The Fun Police strike in SA...
Thank you heaps Brad, awesome work mate. Look forward to play with you on the field still.
Its not illigal in queensland and i dont think it would any time soon but damn i feel so sorry for SA come on guys hope u can get around this
Thanks Bradley for that comprehensive overview. Makes me wonder what the legal situation would be if someone chose to make a complaint for being shot with a gel ball blaster. As a registered firearm this is likely now considered an offensive weapon, meaning that shooting someone could be construed as aggravated assault using an offensive weapon. Up to 5 years in prison!
If you go down the Airsoft route you will just find yourself in the same position down the track this is just a P/C State gone crazy just like Victoria currently
Airsoft is a firearm under the Firearms Act 2015. Check out the definition. Projectile propelled by compressed air / gas. You can have long arms (to a point) you cant have handguns unless its a recognised club discipline. But still must be fully licensed.
@@janp1088 you totally missed my point but ok
@@tweakintrax6097 Oopps...sorry. I saw a few people comment on social media about airsoft, making it appear like they didnt realise they had been declared firearms some years ago. Many years ago infact. But hey, random facts dont hurt anyone.
@@janp1088 i dont really follow social media in regards to any of this merely was an interested party looking for a way to join the community but shortly after learning it isnt happening in my part of Australia any time soon .
my point was merely that it appears they the powers at be will make you jump thru hoops and red tape to get the pleasure of using the Gel blaster but with annual registrations and the levels of upkeep to stay within guidelines slowly drives the members out while taking their money right up until the end of each users registration payments but there is a far darker side to all this if you stop registering your gel blaster toy are you going to have police searching your property looking for Gel Blasters previously register but now are not it just goes on and on and on each time any infraction will be dealt with with eithers fines or property seized it just all becomes a very very dark rabbit hole the powers at be want you to jump into if you want to play with a toy Gel blaster and that is a real shame
I hate that they are constantly referring a toy to a firearm!! It will never ever produce fire 🔥 so how can they even classify it as such. As far as getting a firearms license, that’s just a ploy to get your hard earned money. This makes me so sad for you guys !!
Check out definition of firearm..propulsion doesnt have to be fire (ie powder etc) can also be compressed gas / air. Thats where it captures airsoft and gel blasters.
That sucks I don’t have a gel blaster but I have nerf and live in USA I here that there baning it and airs oft in a lot of countries
Typical police. Just bury it under so much paperwork that it's just not worth it. Luckily i lost all of mine on a fishing trip.
Cheers for the info Brad, though i didnt know we could have them here in WA :O
I’m sad
I guess you'll soon also have to register your kitchen utensils and have a serial nr etched on every knife and fork.
Yeah and here in Germany we are thinking our gun law is bad :O holy shit a firearms license for that kind of BLASTER? thats stupid af........
Bloody good video
Wow this is ridiculous how did this pass so quickly?
Our police have the ability to deem anything a firearm that they like without political approval
Airsoft isn't illegal.., but I think its restricted to around 150 fps or so
Amazingly helpful video. Thank you. This whole fiasco has left me pretty devastated, and it's really really fantastic to be able to get some straight forward information about what will happen to me.
This very unfortunate...
Thanks to Brandley's in depth videos
I know which dart in combination with which blaster is more accurate at 100 feet,
the rules of engagement for 200+ blasters
and now how I can have a firearm permit and a registered gel blaster safely stored in South Australia.
I don't even live on the same hemisphere. I don't even know gun laws in my country. But I love an in depth video about any of my hobbies.
Stupid rules