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I oppose the Consumer Product Safety Commission's proposed Direct Final Rule in Docket No. CPSC-2023-0021.
Airsoft is a very important, safe sporting activity, enjoyed by myself and thousands of responsible users and hobbyists. As written, the effect of the Commission's proposed rule would have significant and unnecessary impact on myself and all in the air-soft industry, both from an economic standpoint and an accessibility one. Without comment from the industry, the proposed Direct Final Rule would be inappropriate and unacceptable without changes.
Accordingly, I request the Commission withdraw the proposed direct final rule. I appreciate and understand the Commission's approach and request the Commission consider excepting air-soft guns from any requirement for GCCs.
Thank you for your consideration.
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[@crimson_falcon5464]

Airsoft is one of the only things i love so i dont know what i would do without it.😢 Hopefully we win.

[@obito55]

I already added my comment let’s get to 100k! We will win

[@vikingoutlaw9]

“Let’s Go Brandon”

[@grouchyberry7279]

I really want to help, but I just don't know how and where to do it also what to say

[@Airsoftjunkiez]

here is the link again -- you can copy suggest comment and add it to the comments section
www.regulations.gov/commenton/CPSC-2023-0021-0001

[@grouchyberry7279]

@@Airsoftjunkiez How does this sound?
It is crucial to strike a balance between public safety and individual freedoms when it comes to regulations surrounding toy, look-alike, and imitation firearms. While it is essential to ensure that these items are not mistaken for real firearms and don't pose a threat to public safety, it is also important to consider the rights of individuals who use these items for recreational purposes, cosplay, or other legitimate activities.
One potential approach to address this issue could be the implementation of clear and consistent regulations regarding the marking of toy, look-alike, and imitation firearms. These regulations should focus on ensuring that these items are easily distinguishable from real firearms while still allowing individuals to enjoy their hobbies or engage in activities that involve the use of such items.
Additionally, education and awareness campaigns could play a significant role in promoting responsible use and handling of toy, look-alike, and imitation firearms. By educating the public about the potential risks and providing guidelines on how to safely distinguish these items from real firearms, we can enhance overall safety without resorting to a complete ban.