AIRSOFT YOUTUBERS
6 recommended channels for great Airsoft content
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Novritsch
Airsoft gameplay, how tos, PUBG IRL, vlogs
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Desert Fox Airsoft
Equipment reviews, airsoft gameplay, live streams
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Bodgeups Airsoft
Milsims, airsoft gameplay, sniper compilations
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MattTheMusketeer
Milsims, airsoft gameplay, equipment reviews
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Airsoftology
Equipment reviews, tips, airsoft gameplay, vlogs
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Airsoft Alfonse
Milsims, airsoft gameplay, drone footage, loadouts
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Cuddy's Command Post
Woodlands, Manitoba
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Facebook Reviews: N/A
Age Restriction: All ages welcome
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CCP is a 20+ acre fenced in battlefield borne out of an airsoft club that has grown into an inclusive airsoft community. They run a day-long operation once per month. Their
public facebook group
is an excellent place to make connections and get involved in their monthly events.
BBs used at CCP must be 0.20g or heavier, and no silica BBs are permitted.
Pricing: $10 per day, which goes towards field development. Profits are saved for prizes, effects, props, and additional equipment.
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Warsoft Nation
Ohsweken, Ontario
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Facebook Reviews: 5 out of 5
Age Restriction: All ages welcome
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Warsoft Nation runs regular weekend games year-round as well as special events. Their outdoor field has a variety of structures for cover and strategic game play. Game types are skirmish based, occasionally themed, and teams are assigned based on attendance each day. Their field is available for private game play on request.
Biodegradable BBs only, no silver or metal BBs. Laser sights are not permitted.
Pricing: $20-30 per day, often includes lunch and water
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It's good to get a refresher on what is and what isn't allowed in Canada. Airsoft is a fun and safe way to engage in competitive military gun play; in order to keep it that way, it's important to know the regulations in your country.
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Air Gun Classifications
Controlled Firearms:
Airsoft guns with a velocity above 500 fps and a muzzle energy above 5.7J are classified as controlled. These are considered 'real' firearms and require the standard registration, serial numbers, and permits.
Replica Firearms:
Airsoft guns that are designed to match a real firearm in appearance and shoots .20g 6mm ammunition under 366 fps are prohibited.
Uncontrolled/Unregulated:
Airsoft guns that shoot 367-500 fps or have a muzzle energy below 5.7J are classified as unregulated and do not need to be registered, regardless of appearance.
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Additional Regulations
Purchasing:
Anyone seeking to purchase an airsoft gun in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Ontario, British Columbia, or Quebec, must be over the age of 18.
Ammunition:
Airsoft guns shooting metal/alloy projectiles could be considered a real firearm. Stick to the recommended BBs.
Crime:
We highly recommend you do not commit any crimes. If you do commit a crime with an airsoft gun, be aware that it will be regarded as a real firearm.
Transportation:
Always carry your airsoft gun concealed in a bag or case to avoid misunderstandings.
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