Banned? Are Gel Blasters ILLEGAL in Queensland?
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- Опубліковано 27 лют 2021
- We get asked a lot if Gel Blasters will become Illegal or do you need a gun licence to purchase them?
Well, let good ol Gilly easy your mind.
links: mypolice.qld.gov.au/news/2021...
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If I go into a store and buy a new blaster I'm walking out with it in the box it came in. . Simple as that. If it's in a box nobody can see it.
Saw a bloke walk out of a shop with his new M16 once. No orange markings or anything. Couldn’t believe he was that dumb
Always a few idiots to ruin it for everyone. Politicians are responsible for ruining our hobby also. Similar to a drunk driver who kills someone and then everyone has restrictions put on them while driving.
As a Queenslander I’ll be the first to admit it’s strange we are the state with the most reasonable laws.
Maybe we have the most sensible premier 😂. I’m a proud Queenslander and I’ll never be anything but a proud Queenslander. It’s my right to own toys that shoot water.
The fact that Good ol' Gilly has to go over this for a toy on par with a modified Nerf gun is kinda silly.
Mod nerf short dart blasters are a lot more accurate, lol.
@@pablom7508 and can fire above 300 fps easy
....and lock them away in a clothes locker or store them out of sight. Why? Just in case you have a break-in. That's my 20 cents worth.
As long as the Queensland state government doesn’t fuck around.
And I’m talking about you Annastacia Palaszczuk
Im a devastated west Australian 😢 hopefully with new rule in place we can get our sport back ,one day
Same but in NSW I am not late.
Cat R replicas no longer need to be registered to a collectors licence in Queensland.
I'm probably getting a couple, BUT I won't be buying ammo, because I just want movie replicas for my theatre room...👍👍
I bought a gel blaster from you guys months ago, it was so easy, no gun license number required - came shipped to my house and parcel was left unattended in which I was shocked to see it still there, despite having parcel theft in my area which is becoming more high as we live near commission housing a few blocks away.
I enjoyed having it shooting a few cans here and there in my garage. I then started to question myself that these toys have to be illegal. Anyone under 18 could buy these. I then wanted to dispose of the gel blaster and notified my local police station. As I thought of the consequences that it could entail; a situation if a burglar was to break into your home and find the gel blaster they would steal it and maybe use it to commit other crimes or to scare the public. So I done the right thing in my defence to surrender the toy to police and they came back and had issued me to go to court for possession of an imitation firearm. Copped a major fine and landed my name in the local newspaper, what is the justice here?
I bought a Glock and Rifle all I did was walk in handed the cash asked for my specific Water blaster and walked out. I think Guns are misunderstood and toys are misunderstood. Guns in the hands of civilians should be used only for hunting or target shooting. Gel blasters are more for enthusiasts who like to play sport or own something without having to license it. Also it’s just water and gel. It’s like a water pistol
Don't walk around with a replica in public. Just fucking simple
Well said Gilly. The “dick heads” ruin everything!
If you get caught in public with a gel blaster you might as well carry a real gun you'll get the same punishment
Queensland has rules that I like but Any sorta toy that fires a projectile has to be kept
In the box till you are in a legal property.
Or real
Firearm has to be in a case and hidden in vehicle unti you get home.
A gun/blaster display wall is all good if the entry way to the place where the display is lockable and windows in that space are lockable and secure.
We should be fighting back
Merica: You aint taking my ak!!! 🤠
Australia: Can I at least have my water pist… 😢 🔫🤏👮♀️
Not trying to be a dick, legit curious... are retailers exempt from some of these regulations? There're hundreds of blasters in store, not locked or hidden away.
There's a clear disparity between those who think a locked house, or room within a house is okay, while others are saying only a locked cabinet will suffice to satisfy regulatory requirements.
For those of us with a large collection, already on a similar display as the one behind Gilly in store in this video... is this okay if I live alone and the display is not visible from outside the property, if the premises is kept locked and anyone entering the premises is advised of the blasters before entry?
This seems to be a grey area with varying opinions and I can't get a straight answer from anywhere. And if nobody there knows, which regulatory body would I need to contact to get a definitive answer?
Dude your onto it there so loose with these regulations
U won’t get a straight answer
im playing in my backyard ...in victoria...
Neat Sales Technique mate, do a 6 minute video and sell $50 bags for your Gel Guns.
(It was informative though regarding the law)
Where are your stores?
Is your Google broken?
I understand your talking about all the regulations but the title "Are gel blasters illegal in Queensland?" Could be answered with a simple no in 20 seconds or less.
To get 'impressions' on UA-cam you need to have your viewers to watch 30 seconds or more which can get you recommended on UA-cam and Google for people who search and watch gel blasters and air soft videos.
I dont keep my stuff locked but it's all put in cases and stored out of sight. Most people that know me well enough know they shouldnt be in my bedroom without my permission haha
if my gun its not operational while doing mod or something do i need to put parts in bag?
yes
hey gillie, is it alright if I keep my gel blasters in the box that they came in which are not broken?
The box blasters come in are good for keeping dust off the blaster but that's about it. I wouldn't recommend carrying the blaster in the box it came with as it does not keep the blaster sturdy and safe whilst in travel. But it is up to you.
@@gangstashots3298 thanks. the box's I have are pretty sturdy and only open when I squeeze the sides of the box in, so they are pretty hard to easily open themselves. but thanks for the info
@@dec5610 i still have the two boxes my two came with and yes you can use them. However they are cardboard and will get warn quick and if you put accessories on it won't fit.So I do also have a bag ($50) that I use most of the time and I am planning on getting a hard case aswell at some point.
@@jed6rar the boxs last ages. I have my whole rife set up and it fits in the box and ive had the box for 2 ywars now
@@jed6rar my originals have cardboard for my vecor and plastc with foam insid for my pistol.
Do you need a license in Victoria cause I own a sniper and a pistol but I don’t own a license
Lock away the toys or hide them behind a BLM sign.
the bag should have no markings on it that could be perceived that is is carrying a blaster/weapon of any sort, by putting tactical edge on the bag breaks this no advertising rule
My actual gun bags have "Ruger" on them. The point is, only bring them into public where it's appropriate. IF you need to carry it to the shop on a bus or train carry it in a non-marked one. If it's from the car to shop or game field it doesn't matter. You're in the shop car park walking to the shop with a large bag. It's obvious what's in there. It's location appropriate.
Hope fully Victoria changes it’s mind, kinda sucks being here
It's not about the 'gun' it's about limiting the prolificacy of the sport they are used for.
this is what ive been saying for years about airsoft. The government isn't afraid of toy guns. Theyre afraid it will garner interest in real firearms and skirmishing wargames. over the last decade the government has been getting more controlling. its easier to control an unarmed populace. (the last sentence is bordering on tin foil hat but eh.)
Do you need a License to own one in the NT?
Not sure but in nsw U need license Category A
If I bought one online would it be fine
I want to order a blaster it wouldn’t get stopped by customs and taken ?
@@jaydentinsley7137
Don’t buy from overseas. Buy from Australia only.
Every state should have these laws. Queensland truely is the Sunshine State.
@@BallisticSollution yeah bro
It’s because we’re bright. (pun intended)
This entire country is a slave state.
Did just buy a nail gun, just saying...haha
Comment 69 + i want to get into it
Thanks for the head up, at least most of us won't need to loose our blasters in a boating accident.
"Fs" in the chats for our anime brothers and sisters, their hentai imports are banned...
Good work Gilly!
You guys should all paint your gel blasters with a rainbow so if they try to take them away, you can claim it to be a hate crime against lgbtq
I think the locked bag this is a miss interpretation. If your bag is in a locked car, that is the lock. It m St be out of sight. That's the laws regarding actual guns so I don't see why blasters would be stricter.
Is it legal in SA?
Its regulated in SA in order to get one u need to have a firearms license
AFAIK. You do not need a lock, just a case/bag etc.
Shocking click bait in the thumb nail. Irresponsible as well.
Hmm driveby never thought of that 🤤
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