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Surestick · 08-29-2007, 03:02 PM

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My understanding has always been that it's not the caliber but the fact that it's a replica.
If it looked like a toy and shot the same caliber paint as the 3357 it would be legal but because it looks like a real gun...

There are also restrictions on pellet guns that can shoot over a certain velocity - you need a firearms permit to own one.

08-29-2007, 03:02 PM	#15 (permalink)
Surestick Seasoned Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Montreal, Quebec, Canada	idkfa My understanding has always been that it's not the caliber but the fact that it's a replica. If it looked like a toy and shot the same caliber paint as the 3357 it would be legal but because it looks like a real gun... There are also restrictions on pellet guns that can shoot over a certain velocity - you need a firearms permit to own one. __________________ Current markers: Automag powerfeed left. PGP w/some Palmer's love WDP Angel Speed 03 (bought for $100 & in need of some love (read: money I don't have) thrown it's way ) Sheridan Piranha LB PMI-III Spyder Victor-II "Now is no time to be making new enemies" - Voltaire (When asked on his deathbed by a priest to renounce the devil and turn to God.)