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QUESTION: Is it legal for me, as a video maker guy, to paint toy guns so they look like real guns, or do I need a license for that?
Tuesday, 26-Apr-16 22:12:35 UTC from web-
@mrmattimation So, are you trying to get shot by someone?
Tuesday, 26-Apr-16 22:20:30 UTC from web -
@mrmattimation it's mainly a matter of not getting mistaken for the real deal afaik
Tuesday, 26-Apr-16 22:21:33 UTC from web -
@mrmattimation Bear in mind the NJ has some of the most stupidly draconian gun laws in the US, http://pny.lv/0egle
Tuesday, 26-Apr-16 22:23:09 UTC from web -
@mrmattimation In the Netherlands you are pretty much allowed to do what you want to do, as long as there are at least 2 of the 3 parts bright-alarm-orange. "Muzzle" "slide" "magazine, clip, or feeding mechanism". Also the muzzle should be comically sized... Pretty sure those laws are pretty much universally the same in the western world.
Tuesday, 26-Apr-16 22:26:45 UTC from web -
@mrmattimation I was at a costume shop in LA that rented prop guns. They had a sign that said something about needing a license or some kind of proof of legitimate film making or the like in order to rent one. No idea about making your own, though.
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@mrmattimation Every person that plays airsoft ever does this and never has issue. Unless they are doing something stupid with the guns -.-
Wednesday, 27-Apr-16 00:09:03 UTC from web
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