Guns Designed 4 Fun? (Not Replicas)

re paintball guns, thanks for the info and suggestion. im reconsidering them. hoping there easier to get? Do i need to be a member of any organisation to buy one? researching for a answer... :/ hmm

 
re paintball guns, thanks for the info and suggestion. im reconsidering them. hoping there easier to get? Do i need to be a member of any organisation to buy one? researching for a answer... :/ hmm
There are no controls on purchase in England & Wales

In Scotland it is felt that the new requirement for a licence / certificate for airguns does not apply to paintball (due to frangibility)

In Ireland a licence / Certificate is required, but from the sound of it is ignored 

Unlike airsoft & RIFs they are considered under the firearms act and are low powered air weapons that fire frangible paintballs, so even realistic ones are considered VCRA exempt

To play with your own gun, avoid Delta Force sites, ideally find an independent site that runs walkons so that you can benefit from cheaper pricing then punter rental rates, or events etc 

It you intend to use private land, I wouldn’t recommend it, but also depending on proximity and who has access to the land the firearms act would apply and could be an offence (eg too close to a footpath or highway etc )

 
hmm There is this x-industrial site that is now surrounded my residential houses at the front and to one side. how ever but for the front gates and at the back where there is a fence with a view of railway track and ball sports on the other side of railway. no one can see whats happing on the industrial site. we know the owners. So i was hopping to have a private game before it all gets demolished. i can put screens over the front gates and back fence saying game in progress. would that be ok? or would the games have to stay indoors/outofsite? or is just too close to public? its a large site.

 
hmm There is this x-industrial site that is now surrounded my residential houses at the front and to one side. how ever but for the front gates and at the back where there is a fence with a view of railway track and ball sports on the other side of railway. no one can see whats happing on the industrial site. we know the owners. So i was hopping to have a private game before it all gets demolished. i can put screens over the front gates and back fence saying game in progress. would that be ok? or would the games have to stay indoors/outofsite? or is just too close to public? its a large site.
You would need to start with permission 

Otherwise you’re both trespassing and committing a firearms offence

With permission you can do it providing everything is at a safe distance from any access, and if there is a road or footpath alongside 

Screening may help, but is not enough if something can go over it

Anything shot will need to remain inside the boundary

The landowner / person giving permission, and anyone doing any organising takes on responsibilities for what happens and if anything goes wrong 

The residential element could cause problems if people are disturbed and complain, or if someone notices you and thinks something suspicious is going on

A little nod to the local bobby of what’s going on would help in case someone calls in dodgy people playing with guns on disused property 

Events have been run in disused property with the right permissions 

 
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