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[quote="Editor"]The code mentions the projectile size and not the barrel.

Again get it in writing from the California DOJ/AG that a 6mm airsoft rifle/gun falls under the "bb device"

Someone want to give the letter vs. spirit of the law lecture again?

human cops may not fine you. However, a computer based traffic monitoring system will. See all those nifty red light cameras? They are just the beginning.

[quote="tommyknocker2121"]Someone want to give the letter vs. spirit of the law lecture again?[/quote]

[quote="Despise"]Nahh this guy wouldn't listen anyway let him get busted. It's the only thing you can do when someone is being this boneheaded.[/quote]

[quote="freq88"]Again get it in writing from the California DOJ/AG that a 6mm airsoft rifle/gun falls under the "bb device"[/quote]

Or we could have the status quo. Where we don't get into trouble because we play responsibly with full disclosure. He does his little drive through, we wave and smile and give all due respect, then everyone is happy. He's satisfied we aren't out to take NAM field by force and secede from the Union and we can shoot each other to our hearts' content.

[quote="AdmiralAckbar"][quote="Despise"]Nahh this guy wouldn't listen anyway let him get busted. It's the only thing you can do when someone is being this boneheaded.[/quote]

[quote="Despise"]

[quote="Editor"][quote="freq88"]Again get it in writing from the California DOJ/AG that a 6mm airsoft rifle/gun falls under the "bb device"[/quote]

[quote="tommyknocker2121"]Or we could have the status quo. Where we don't get into trouble because we play responsibly with full disclosure. He does his little drive through, we wave and smile and give all due respect, then everyone is happy. He's satisfied we aren't out to take NAM field by force and secede from the Union and we can shoot each other to our hearts' content.[/quote]

Nice three pages of flames and arguements

I fail to see the need of any of this.

[quote="freq88"][quote="Editor"][quote="freq88"]Again get it in writing from the California DOJ/AG that a 6mm airsoft rifle/gun falls under the "bb device"[/quote]

The idea wouldn't be to challenge the officer. Many do not know a particular code as they aren't obligated to memorize it all.

'human cops may not fine you. However, a computer based traffic monitoring system will. See all those nifty red light cameras? They are just the beginning. "

[quote="Editor"][quote="d80"]

[quote="Editor"]The idea wouldn't be to challenge the officer. Many do not know a particular code as they aren't obligated to memorize it all.[/quote]

I am going to lock this if this keeps up.

[quote="Editor"]The idea wouldn't be to challenge the officer. Many do not know a particular code as they aren't obligated to memorize it all.[/quote]

[quote="d80"]

The idea wouldn't be to challenge the officer.

[quote="Spooky"]

[quote="Spooky"][quote="d80"]

The idea wouldn't be to challenge the officer.

My life is now complete ding quoted me.

[quote="d80"]

The idea wouldn't be to challenge the officer.

[quote="Rexbo47"]'human cops may not fine you. However, a computer based traffic monitoring system will. See all those nifty red light cameras? They are just the beginning. "

Yes and I'm sure they can make a distinction between a suspect with an AR and a game masked/goggled air sporter in a field.

Yeah sure they can. And the Long Beach police officer that shot a young get with a radio on his shoulder. Because he thought the radio was a gun. Point is you dont do any of the things you have mentioned. You paint the tip orange or you must be willing to suffer any and all consequences that may happen.