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Since our statement on 19th January 2024 and subsequent update on 24th January 2024, we have had a lot of UKPSF members bring up certain aspects of the law. As we are not experts in firearms legislation and do not claim to be, we decided to get further advice from a firearms barrister to seek further clarification on the questions raised. We had tried to keep the advice/guidance simple, which may have left some room for interpretation. So, we are updating our advice as follows: Our core statement is still correct but for clarity will now be a little longer. The following is based on Home Office guidance and advice. ‘Paintball Markers of any size can only be purchased by those over 18 for use in permitted activities such as skirmishing and re-enactment at a venue where suitable third-party liability insurance is in place. Paintball markers should be fired at no greater than 300 feet per second only with frangible Paintballs and the person in possession of the Paintball marker must ...
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Be Careful. You only get one set of eyes!
Paintball Magazine posted up a video the other day showing the dangers of buying a mask from a random none Paintball site. You should always buy from a reputable vendor, UKPSF Trade member obviously, and also the importance of following the guidelines from the goggle manufacturers for maintenance and care and to change you lens often, as they manufacturers state, if you take a direct lens hit... replace the lens!
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