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so to make it a non two tone gun? if so then you'd need a defence I believe (UKARA or site membership) If you have said of either defence then its not an issue. if not then id not recommend it till you do get a defence.

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2 hours ago, DanielRobinson04 said:

Hi i bought a ASG M15 Operator and i was wondering if i could get a non two tone rail or stock to put on a two tone gun is that allowed

Many Thanks.

If you’re fitting a rail to a two tone gun then that’s not really modifying the >50% two tone coverage of the gun, so that would be ok

 

If you’re replacing two tone parts, such as a shroud, body, stock and reducing below 50% then you are modifying an IF into a RIF, which you would need a defence under the VCRA

UKARA is one defence, but doing so for the purposes of playing airsoft skirmishes on sites with public liability insurance is a defence in itself 

You would be in the same grey area of the law as repainting a two tone IF into a RIF 

 

 

If you remain responsible and don’t do anything stupid then no one will notice and nothing will happen

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Yes, you can fit not two tone parts no problem, but you need to make sure that you still leave more than 50% of the gun in a bright colour after they’re fitted. 

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On 04/02/2018 at 11:32 PM, Tommikka said:

UKARA is one defence, but doing so for the purposes of playing airsoft skirmishes on sites with public liability insurance is a defence in itself 

 

Argh, right in the pedantries.  Having a UKARA number is not in itself a defence to anything.  However, it is one way (probably the best way) of demonstrating the defence that converting an IF into a RIF was done for the purpose of playing airsoft skirmishes on sites with public liability insurance.

 

Other than that, I agree. ;)

 

 

On 04/02/2018 at 11:32 PM, Tommikka said:

If you remain responsible and don’t do anything stupid then no one will notice and nothing will happen

 

Fully agree.  And if you do something stupid with a RIF then the act of converting is is likely to be the least of your concerns.

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