For younger players trying to get into the game but sill have the huge problem of overprotective parents.

ok, i recently was surfing the web and came across this article that was written by a father. It says about how his son wanted a gun and he imediatly said no. But when he finally fell though he realised that this game is one of the safest sports out there if it is played correctly. Here it is, enjoy http://www.ideamarketers.com/?Airsoft_Guns_-_Safe_For_Kids_I_Think_So&articleid=305268

wow thats amazing, what a influencing article, i couldve used this when i was 10, oh well, thanks thats great

stikki!!!!!1

mgunner564 wrote:

stikki!!!!!1

um, what?

Meh, I still don't buy into it. This is the article for the parents who are worried about the resulting injurys in airsoft. This is not the article for the parents who think that if there son/duaghter gets and airsoft gun there going to become a gun crazy psycho path thats going to cuase another Virgina Tech. My parents are very against guns even airsoft guns I still managed to get mine but it took about 7 months of convincing. Good article though for the parents that are worryed about injurys.

cool article

S.T.O.R.M. Airsoft wrote:

Meh, I still don't buy into it. This is the article for the parents who are worried about the resulting injurys in airsoft. This is not the article for the parents who think that if there son/duaghter gets and airsoft gun there going to become a gun crazy psycho path thats going to cuase another Virgina Tech. My parents are very against guns even airsoft guns I still managed to get mine but it took about 7 months of convincing. Good article though for the parents that are worryed about injurys.

yeah, thats what i mean for it to be, its not to tell parents that it'll change the way their kids act towards guns and being inappropiate but its saying that using guns correctly, they can be safe and even better than other sports out there.

P.S. it took me over a year and a half to convince my parents.

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The article seemed kinda un-persuasive. Idunno, maybe thats just me.
The writter missed many of the "cons" in allowig your child to participate in mil-sim and combat-simulation activities. Its more than physical. If the author would've appointed those "cons" also, I would've been more akin to it.

Spl. Durkee wrote:

Couldnt help but notice that this is in the wrong section.
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The article seemed kinda un-persuasive. Idunno, maybe thats just me.
The writter missed many of the "cons" in allowig your child to participate in mil-sim and combat-simulation activities. Its more than physical. If the author would've appointed those "cons" also, I would've been more akin to it.

Kiss ass much?


Thats what this article is ment for, the parents who are worried about physical injurys and physical damage. Its not ment to persuade people that don't like guns and don't think that anything good can come out of a gun. My parents hate guns but they still let me get one after about 7 months of persuasion and annoying them.