Why are airsoft guns banned in Queensland?

There are currently no approved ranges conducting sports or target shooting allowing Airsoft firearms within Queensland. Furthermore, these firearms cannot be possessed for recreational shooting. Airsoft weapons are defined as a prohibited import under schedule 6 of the. read more

Airsoft weapons, under current legislation, irrespective of muzzle velocity, cannot be lawfully possessed in Queensland. As an Airsoft firearm cannot be used in Queensland lawfully it cannot be imported into Queensland. Unlawful possession of such weapons may result in prosecution for weapons related offences. read more

POLITICALLY CORRECTNESS: Politicians and gun control advocates support the ban because even allowing toy guns is an admission that in some cases owning a gun is OK, even if is a toy. CRIMINAL USE: On the extremely rare case when a robber would use an airsoft gun as a prop to commit a crime. read more

Airsoft weapons, under current legislation, irrespective of muzzle velocity, cannot be lawfully possessed in Queensland. As an Airsoft firearm cannot be used in Queensland lawfully it cannot be imported into Queensland. read more