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//Tendril · January 25th, 2006, 22:18

Well, since the gun is of custom design, Replica Laws need not apply to me. No name brands, models, or resemblance to a "real steel" weapon.

And, even if I decided to make the weapon with the 600 fps spring I originally intended, I wouldn't be selling it, or giving it away. If I registered it, and kept it to myself, according to those laws, it would be legal ... but I'll just use a 300% spring and keep the fps at 500. To stay on the safe side, and avoid the conflict.

Plus, I emailed the Canadian Firearms Center, with request to the laws you speak of. And, I asked for their professional opinion on the legality on the issue.

I wouldn't ignore your advice. Afterall, getting shot down by you is just another way I can keep learning things about this sport.

//Tendril

January 25th, 2006, 22:18	#21
//Tendril Trader rating Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Alberta, Canada	Well, since the gun is of custom design, Replica Laws need not apply to me. No name brands, models, or resemblance to a "real steel" weapon. And, even if I decided to make the weapon with the 600 fps spring I originally intended, I wouldn't be selling it, or giving it away. If I registered it, and kept it to myself, according to those laws, it would be legal ... but I'll just use a 300% spring and keep the fps at 500. To stay on the safe side, and avoid the conflict. Plus, I emailed the Canadian Firearms Center, with request to the laws you speak of. And, I asked for their professional opinion on the legality on the issue. I wouldn't ignore your advice. Afterall, getting shot down by you is just another way I can keep learning things about this sport. //Tendril