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ms105 spring

Compton · 2008-08-25 12:23:43

http://www.airguns.ie/store/product/404/Spring-M105/ is it not illegal to sell these in ireland?

25-08-2008 1:23pm

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Compton

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http://www.airguns.ie/store/product/404/Spring-M105/

is it not illegal to sell these in ireland?

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#2 25-08-2008 1:34pm

kdouglas

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The spring in itself is not illegal. Installing it into an airsoft gun and making it subsequently firing over 1 Joule is however.

An m105 in *some* AEGs would give out less than 1 Joule. It depends on alot of other factors too.

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#3 25-08-2008 6:51pm

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If an aeg has a shortstroked gearbox it would need a higher power spring to bring it back up to 1J.

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