The problem with a lot of teenagers (and some of their parents) is they don't think through the consequences of their actions. They are off in their own little world, playing and having fun and don't realize the seriousness of what they are doing. This is not just for playing with airsoft, but in a lot of aspects (driving and texting, speeding with low driving skills, etc, etc.)dicion wrote:And in that case, if someone is running around, pointing it at people in public, they completely deserve what they will get for being a complete moron: a lead sandwich.shortysboy09 wrote:That would "clear" up some of the confusion. No pun intendedmarksiwel wrote:They make these guns in Clear Plastic and others colors, I think that would solve alot of the problems right there.
I've actually seen a couple of air soft guns that go as far as being made of the same metals. They weren't plastic and a 6 inch silencer could be bought that covered up the orange tip. Now, tell me that wouldn't be scary to see someone running around with.
While I am in no way an advocate of removing airsoft from the market, they need to get the message out to these kids and the parents letting them there are times and places to play with airsoft and running around the neighborhood is not one of the places at any time.
