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in a couple of weeks a couple of my friends and i are going up to my cabin and we are going to play some airsoft. my cabin is in a national forest so i was just wondering if we need to use bios instead of regular bbs. ( could the regular ones be considered littering? ) thanks in advance

that's what I would do, if I were you. I'm not sure if there's any legal action that will stop your or not, but I'd use bios just to be safe

Being safe is always better. I have access through the family a cabin in Yosemite. I never use bios but thats just me plus nobody is out there to know anybetter so why spend more money on bb's nobody will see anyways. I guess it depends on your location and will others see these bbs to get offended by.

"If Consequences dictate course of action, then it doesn't matter what's right, it's only wrong of you get caught"-Maynard James Keenan

as of 1/2007 it is illegal to play airsoft in ANY california recreation or national park

[quote="wraith667"]as of 1/2007 it is illegal to play airsoft in ANY california recreation or national park

[quote="brettro2003"]Being safe is always better. I have access through the family a cabin in Yosemite. I never use bios but thats just me plus nobody is out there to know anybetter so why spend more money on bb's nobody will see anyways. I guess it depends on your location and will others see these bbs to get offended by.[/quote]

[quote="Werewolf1021"][quote="brettro2003"]Being safe is always better. I have access through the family a cabin in Yosemite. I never use bios but thats just me plus nobody is out there to know anybetter so why spend more money on bb's nobody will see anyways. I guess it depends on your location and will others see these bbs to get offended by.[/quote]

[quote="1bt2"][quote="wraith667"]as of 1/2007 it is illegal to play airsoft in ANY california recreation or national park

also if you think i'm wrong and some other dude on some other internet forum is correct.... look it up for yourself, find out, nad heck go the extra distance of posting it.

well my cabin is in the middle of nowhere, it is over a mile from any road so i am not that worried, also i am planning on playing in a densly wooded spot away from all the other cabins, plus in all my years of going up there i have never seen any type of law enforcement. but does anyone know were i can find that law cause i sure cant

"Although no designated shooting areas exist on the forest, plinking and target shooting are allowed on National Forest land provided that certain guidelines are followed."

Interesting study in character here...

how much more are bios than normal bb's?

[quote="sniper9211"]how much more are bios than normal bb's?[/quote]

is 5-6 dollars more than the normal bbs.

[quote="Editor"]"Although no designated shooting areas exist on the forest, plinking and target shooting are allowed on National Forest land provided that certain guidelines are followed."

[quote="1bt2"][quote="Editor"]"Although no designated shooting areas exist on the forest, plinking and target shooting are allowed on National Forest land provided that certain guidelines are followed."

..and i'll see if i can find the ca.gov link vs. the fed.gov

paper bags are 100% biodegradable. If you dropped that on the ground would that be considered littering? It doesn't matter what you drop littering is still littering. As for airsofting is considered our toys look too close to the real thing that people tend to treat it as such. You might know the difference, but what you think doesn't matter because it's what others might do/react especially those are there to enforce.

[quote="1bt2"][quote="Editor"]"Although no designated shooting areas exist on the forest, plinking and target shooting are allowed on National Forest land provided that certain guidelines are followed."