Public Safety committee  Thank you for the question. I believe that having something like an orange tip may not be the most effective solution. One problem right now is that there is no federal-level transport law regarding airsoft devices. Right now they're under municipal bylaws. What would be helpf

Public Safety committee  I think that is something that most responsible players are already engaging in. However, it would be good if that were enforced rather than having individual retail outlets telling their customers to do so.

Public Safety committee  I've been working in the airsoft industry for about a decade now, and about 50% of retail sales are from the airsoft devices themselves. I believe the statistic we gathered was that over 90% of airsoft businesses expect to close immediately if Bill C-21 is passed in its current s

Public Safety committee  Thank you for the opportunity to answer your question. We've actually consulted many active-duty law enforcement officers from multiple agencies across Canada, and the general consensus is that we would like to reduce these occurrences in the first place. The consensus is also t

Public Safety committee  With that opened, I think that reducing these instances in the first place would be the best scenario, so we recommend liability waivers and the 18-plus requirement to reduce these instances in the first place.