Are airsoft guns legal to shoot in Texas?
813008
yes, but only at a target.   hitting a human is assault and battery.  hitting a dog or cat is curelty to animals.   an airsoft can break a window.   an airsoft also looks close enough like a real gun that a nervous cop might shoot you.  keep it in the back yard.
565968
1. False. The law says no open containers in the front seat.\n2. True\n3. False\n4. False\n\nIn Texas you can shoot someone... If you are protecting your own or someone elses life. If some one breaks into your property (House, car, office)... you can even shoot them if you catch them and they are running away. If you catch a man in bed with your wife. I think there are more but I forget.
480004
Maybe. You do not if you practice in the JAG corp or for the federal government. You also do not if you want to practice in TX only, or just do minimal work in other jusidictions pro hac vice.
858231
Let me answer all your Q's in order. 1st yes you can put metal bb's in your airsoft gun but some airsoft guns will not shoot them because they are to small to fill in all the space in the barrel so the air doesn't push the bb out. 2nd it all depends on where you get shot with a plastic bb. Most of the time it fills like a little pinch and it can leave a little bruise if it has a high enough FPS (feet per second). And finally 3rd the Airstrike Pistol kit should be spring powered so it will not need a CO2 tank.
530295
Looking around various sites on the web that service propane systems in Texas, it appears that underground tanks are quite LEGAL.  \n\nCorrosion needs to be taken into account or course, and you probably just can't bury the old above ground tank, but it looks like that deed restriction may still be enforceable.\n\nUnless there is a local ordinance that prohibits them, you may be forced to install an underground tank.  If there is an ordinance that prohibits underground tanks then the deed restriction would be unenforceable.\n\nIf it's deed restriction, someone would have to sue you to force the issue.
292486
It all depends on the state and game. In my state which is like a lot of others:\n\nhunt with a fully automatic firearm. It is also illegal to hunt with a semi-automatic rifle with a clip or magazine holding more than five cartridges (except .22 cal rimfire rifles and pistols), or use full-jacketed metal case bullets;
759010
I disagree about airsoft is cheaper.  An upgraded airsoft gun, could cost up to $1000 or more.  There are low end guns just like paintball guns.  Most of them will start out around $250+ and with full tone upgrades, you could spend about $500 internally, and with any aiming device or scope you added on it will cost you another few hundred, especially if you use scopes or aiming device for the real steel.  However you can start playing with essential equipment, such as: AEG, tactical vest, extra magazines, BBs, battery, charger, face mask or goggle for about $500+\n\nI have played paintball and now I am a hard core airsoft player.  A lots of paintballers have switched to airsoft for its realism and milsim.  Neither is cheap when you choose to play with decent guns and gears.  If you want more realism, then go with airsoft.  They both hurt, if you don't wanna get shot, then duck!  Paintballs are bigger travelling at about 300FPS and stock airsoft AEG (air eletric gun) travels at 280-300FPS using .02gram BBs.  Most players upgraded theirs to 400 to 500FPS depends on their local rules.  500FPS are usually restricted because it's equivlent to 1 joule of energy, which can penetrate skin.  And there are players who got shot up pretty good with BBs fired from a HOT gun.  \nMost games have chorograph device to measure FPS of your AEG or Gas gun.  If your gun runs too hot, then you will not be allowed to play.  It's a saftey issue we have to have be aware of.\n\nPaint bbs are available but airsoft is a true honor system, but we don't use it in airsoft.  You call hit once you get hit and rules are usually set before the game starts.\nPaintballers uniform are usually more colorful especially after they get shot games after games.\nAirsofters uniform are mostly military uniform, depends on the teams.\nBoth require basic protections for the eyes, goggles are MUST!  Full face mask is option for some airsoft games.\n\nI have never bled playing paintball, only bruises.  I had got shot by the eyebrow right between the goggle and helmet and on the nose as well with blood all over my face. So when someone said airsoft doesn't hurt as much, then they probably haven't played that much.  The games I have played are mostly composed of 20 to 50 players in a large boonie field, as well as CQB range.  \n\nIf people said airsoft is cheaper, then they probably get their stuffs from wal-mart.  Check out www.airsoftextreme.com, www.uncompany.com  www.globalairsoft.com or www.wargameclub.com  These shops offer decent prices.\n\nThere will be a lot more for you to know.  Could be overwhelming...
651032
I love airsoft. i have a UTG AK-47 warhawk, A UTG shotgun, and a UTG Sniper rifle. Im getting night vision goggles in a couple mounths so i can go stealth in night games.
796654
Here, take your pick:\nhttp://www.pyramydair.com/airsoft/
314256
FL is joining Texas and Georgia as shoot first states.  Basicaly, you can shoot without a warning shot.  If you fire a warning shot, do not hit someone else or you will be charged with reckless endangerment (usually 2-5 years prison time).
929007
dont go to wal mart... their really cheap.... go here... http://www.discountairsoft.com/       i used to know a better site but i stopped airsofting a while ago and i forget wat it is  now.
478250
Well I'm from the peoples republic of California and we don't enjoy such right to carry laws here...so I have a hard time relating.  I don't understand why a state like Texas tolerates an illegal resident period....I would think a good ole boy state like Texas would be rounding up anyone without a green card and shipping them south....
76725
as long as they are full auto and you have 30 round banana clips taped back to back on them and do not posses the ATF class 3 license, sure\nLOL
872949
Airsoft guns are 1:1 Scale replicas of actual firearms, but fire 6mm, round, plastic pellets commonly called as "bb's" which are propelled out of the guns by compressed air.\n\nIn most cases, airsoft guns mimic the looks and functionality of it's real-steel counterpart. By that, meaning airsoft guns look, feel, weigh, and functions similar to the actual firearm. Often, the only way you can tell apart a "real steel" firearm and an airsoft gun is the blazing orange tip and when you pull that trigger .\n\nThe sport of Airsoft has some similarity's to paintball but without the paint.\n\nThe creation of the airsoft electric gun (aeg) is partly responsible for airsoft's "boom" during the late 1990s. Basically, an aeg is powered by an on-board battery (similar to hobby r/c cars), which operates a motor that turns gears inside the gun to compress and release a piston, which in turn creates the blast of air needed to propel the 6mm bb through the barrel of the gun. This system allows the gun to efficiently generate the power needed to support the fully-automatic features of most aegs and the result is a realistic rate-of-fire (rof) of anywhere from 600 - 900 rounds-per-minute (rpm), once again mimicking the capabilities of real steel firearms. This is the airsoft gun of choice for most skirmish veterans.
770266
You cannot shoot a BB Gun in the City Limits
377207
It is a FEDERAL gun control law...applicable to all states and territories.
287427
Try looking at the local gun shops or outdoor sports stores.  You can also buy it easily enough online.  You would have to check with city ordinances to see if they have restriction on who can buy/ carry within city limits.