LogieBear Posted February 27, 2015 Posted February 27, 2015 I need to get a UKARA license, as I don't like the look of two tone guns. Thing is, I am under 18, and neither of my parents go airsofting (my dad has a bad knee and my mum isn't interested in being shot at for a few hours). Is there any way for ME to have gone airsofting, and still have that down on the UKARA form?
Bottledtorment Posted February 27, 2015 Posted February 27, 2015 No , It's not a license as well. Only a defence.
Supporters SeniorSpaz87 Posted February 27, 2015 Supporters Posted February 27, 2015 Get an 18+ mate to go for you . Or just wait a bit, that's what I had to do.
Supporters Sitting Duck Posted February 28, 2015 Supporters Posted February 28, 2015 if ya got a great uncle "dude" kind of relative.... Maybe ya mum/dad has a brother that never really grew up & settled down and is up for a laugh he can get ukara & he can then purchase stuff Other than that - ergh no I'm afraid soz but they are the guidelines retailers have to abide by especially when it comes to selling RIF's (non 2-tone guns) 2 tone is fine btw, in fact there is a bit of fun shooting a pro with a cheaper 2 tone gun yup you might not blend in well in woodland sites but that orange could be "disguised" shall we say CQB sites it matters very little what colour ya gun is some places's 2-tone is a little more subtle than others..... some use less vivid blue or less bright green when they 2-tone plus you can - ahem disguise this if you chose to (this is against the VCRA so you/parents would be breaking the law especially with no defense - FACT !!!!!!) I'm pointing the above bit it to clarify that neither me or this forum are saying it will be fine & legal to proceed with it IT DOES STILL BREAK THE LAW if you are are u18 without a defense to paint a gun from Imitation Firearm to a Realistic IF (u18 still can't buy even a 2-tone gun so your parents have to agree to buy & "gift" it you but they can't buy a RIF without defense) Your parents can buy a 2-tone gun but not a RIF - that is just the way it is (think airsoft is still banned in Australia & US players are trying to fight a bill to change all AEG's to orange after recent shootings with airsoft guns) So it may not be ideal but it could be a LOT worse And finally don't think anybody will sell you one either as the seller/retailer would breaking the law and would have their own membership revoked on top of any legal proceedings against them Think that should answer your question
Zak Da Mack Posted February 28, 2015 Posted February 28, 2015 In theory, once you've done a few games of airsoft, you then have a defence to paint your gun black
two_zero Posted February 28, 2015 Posted February 28, 2015 No , It's not a license as well. Only a defence. was gonna inb4 that
DEDSEC Posted February 28, 2015 Posted February 28, 2015 Heh heh heh UKARA licence... Need myself one of those!
n1ckh Posted February 28, 2015 Posted February 28, 2015 If I get a ukara licence, does that mean i can drive Mykara around at last ?? Lol
Supporters Sitting Duck Posted February 28, 2015 Supporters Posted February 28, 2015 this guy will issue you a ukara license
Supporters sp00n Posted February 28, 2015 Supporters Posted February 28, 2015 (shamelessly stolen from Mack ) Mack and Sitting Duck 2
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