Originally posted by John C
Nope,
There is no law that says a fully auto paintball gun is illegal (so long as it shoots paintballs at less than 300fps).
In fact any electronic gun that goes over 10bps would probably be classed as fully auto in the eyes of the law.
That doesnt mean the home office have tested fully auto paintball guns and deemed them legal, it just means they dont see the need to make a law banning fully auto paintball guns at the moment because up to now we have behaved ourselves.
Nope, and...yes....
AU, i've followed this up, in SCOTLAND it is illegal, in the UK it's a grey area...
So, basically that site that dskize is referring to (and any other for that fact) that allows RT, Ramping, etc in Scoland had better wake up sharpish, because if not we're looking at another ban in Scotland....one trigger pull - two shots was EXACTLY the reason paintball got banned in Scotland, I have had this from the mouth of the Police Sergeant who attended the site where it was investigated, and then paintball guns as a whole put through the ringer...
Just a thought folks, it's likely to get a whole lot hotter everywhere in the UK for airguns, it just seems that Scotland had a forerunner for it, paintball markers are no longer illegal here, but there is a specific law which states that a firearm (to include air propelled guns) firing more than one shot per trigger pull is an illegal firearm (class 6 or whatever ye call it.)