Hi mate,
Now I saw a more mature and constructive discussion. That a better things to do rather than posting some immature adolescence-like comments ( Sorry if I am being rude). I suggest oligopoly on the subject pertaining airsoft distribution. meaning we will have 4-5 companies distributing legal airsoft at one time, so price can be standardized and controlled to an affordable level. On top of that, the will be quota limitation per year as of how many airsoft can be sell. This way we can regulate and control the number of airsoft presence in the market. Those who apply for airsoft operator will be given complete course as of how should they conduct themselves in and off the skirmish field. Those who fail to abide the standard regulation will severely punished. As for the three matter on how can we regulate airsoft that I write earlier, it is always on mind to see all three to be put into an act. The tighter the rules are, the better for us. For those who are capable to abide rules, they won't feel any discomfort but for those "cowboys" like individuals, this will certainly choke them.
Irresponsible individual should be kept away from airsoft. At the end of the day, it still our attitude that bring this hobby down sinking deep in the ocean. It only take few guys with bad attitude to spoil the rest of us and it will take only few of us wth bad attitude to shatter the confidence of the respected authorities bodies towards us.

Sincerely,
WARHAWK

What I mentioned in my previous post is to strengthen my stand that the misuse of asop as tools for criminal activity is minimal and that any excessive use of chips to control the distribution of these items is not only cost consuming but also effort consuming.

During the initial introduction, I'm sure there will be some idiots out there who try something stupid like what I've mentioned before but let's put it like this, if they get gunned down by the authorities, then..... excuse me for being a little rude here..... serve them right. At the very most, I'd say, the gov can implement this idea......

For every asop imported by government registered/licensed importers, it must be mandatory for the importing company to place a piece of paper in each box stating the national regulations pertaining to ownership and use of these toys. That is how the government can educate the public without using up any of their own resources. If people don't bother to read, who's fault is that really? the gov's or the person who chooses not to read?

So maybe that paper can have a line declaring end-user conformance such as "I hereby in possession of this item, declare that I fully understand the regulations that the government of Malaysia has underlined. In no event shall I directly or indirectly involve this item to be used as a means/tool in committing an illegal act and if such an event does occur, I do not hold the authorities responsible for their reactions."

I think this will educate and at the same time make ownership much easier for enthusiasts.

You're right bro, I suppose the narrow-mindedness of our politicians does add unnecessary barriers to our hobby. What if there is big money to be made from this industry? kinda like AP system? do you think that will speed up the legalization process? I think it would.... Cronyism at its best...!

Hi mate,
Back to step one, mate. I own JG M4A1 too, (JG 6603). It surprisingly pack 390 FPS consistently on auto and semi auto fire ( Yes! our team own a chronometre!). Not a bad toy in my opinion.

Back to legalization discussion,
Thanks mate Nikolo. That;s why I propose all those toy were kept in an armory. If the Philippines can do it, why can't we?. If we want to say how trustworthy the guard's are, think philliphines. Not only they have high crime rate, they also have terrorist yet they still keep all their toy in a supervised armory. All the toy that will be taken away by owner will be scanned and scanned again when they want to keep it back. As for method of transportation, be sure to bring your license and keep your cool when the blue boys stop you. Lastly, mate Nick, if we are not included to pay the cost of the chips and the RFID reader, how can we create a win-win situation with both the authorities and the airsoft owner?

sincerely,
WARHAWK

hi, i always interested in this "sport".. any1 here kind enough to show me the way ?? i'm from Sabah btw... i know this should under the radar.. feel free to PM , thx in advance