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Originally Posted by Foxx
I don't think you understood my point here so I'll try and enlighten you. This chart was made to show how ridiculous Canadian legal is, all of these airsoft guns are legal though the only differences between them is that some can go through the border while others can't. That doesn't justify calling some of them Canadian legal... it should be "Can legally go through the Canadian customs"...
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No, some of those guns can't go through customs and shouldn't be sold on the open market (public websites, stores) or risk landing you in hot water because while they're 100% legal to own and use, they aren't supposed to get transferred, period. That would even extend to personal sales (classifieds) even though that clearly isn't being enforced right now.
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Canadian legal is like saying that you need to have a clear lower receiver to play airsoft in Canada. Just like United States legal would mean that you need to have an orange tip to play airsoft in United States.
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Yes, that's what several people have brought up already, "Canadian Legal" is more of a marketing buzzword which makes the black receivers sound illegal (and while technically you shouldn't buy/sell them, they're perfectly fine if you already own them so they're "Canadian Legal" as well).
Just like orange muzzles are only required for transfer and can be removed after they've been purchased in all but a handful of States.