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CONDITIONS OF USE
BUYING AN AIRSOFT GUN ONLINE
*The completion of an order/sale is when all payment and legal documents are fulfilled and provided to the seller. Please note that NO ITEMS of an order will be held for a customer if either full payment or the required legal documents (proof of age and membership) have not been provided.
ONLINE ORDERS
To order an Airsoft Gun, you will need to provide us with a proof of age and proof of airsoft club membership (for restricted airsoft guns) before we can dispatch your order.
1. With your proof of age, we will require you to take a close up photo of your face with your ID being held up next to your face.
Please email this photo to support@asgc.co.nz
- Your face or head cannot be covered or obstructed by anything. (No Sunglasses, No Hats)
- Your Photo will need to be clear and of reasonable quality for identification purposes.
- Your ID will need to be current and valid. (We will not accept expired IDs)
- We will only accept New Zealand IDs such as Driver’s License, Firearms License or 18+ Card.
- We accept all valid NZ and international passports as ID.
2.Proof of Airsoft or Paintball Club Membership (including your membership number and expiration date):
You have two options:
(a) Send us a photo of a valid membership card from an Airsoft or Paintball Club.
(b) Provide us with a support letter from your club's committee, verifying your membership.
*If you are unable to provide either documents, please email us for more information.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us by phone on 09 379 3799 or by email at support@asgc.co.nz
Laws Regarding the use and possession of Airsoft guns (Airguns / BB guns)
Penalties
You will have to be responsible about how you use your airgun, otherwise you could face stiff penalties.
• If you carry an airgun or even possess it without a lawful purpose in a public area, you could be fined $4000 and/or imprisoned for up to 3 years.
• Careless use of an airgun may bring a fine of $4000 and /or up to 3 years in prison.
• Firing or carrying an airgun in a way that may endanger, annoy or frighten anyone or harm property could mean you are fined $3000 and/or are imprisoned for up to 3 months.
• For unlawfully pointing an airgun at someone, you could be fined $1000 and/or spend up to 3 years in prison.
• If you sell or supply an airgun to an unlicensed person under 18, you could be fined $1000 and /or imprisoned for up to 3 months. This could happen when an adult buys a child an airgun as a gift.
Use of Airguns
• Anyone 18 years of age or older can possess and use an airgun.
• People under 18 years of age may use an airgun if:
• They hold a New Zealand firearms licence* OR
• They are under the IMMEDIATE SUPERVISION of a firearms licence holder or a person 18 years of age or older.
• Anyone under 16 years of age must always be under the IMMEDIATE SUPERVISION of a firearms licence holder or a person 18 years of age or older. *
Note: You must be 16 years of age or older to apply for a New Zealand firearms licence.
"IMMEDIATE SUPERVISION” means that the licensed or older person is within reach and in control of the person using the airgun.
The person providing the supervision cannot be in possession or control of another firearm or airgun.
I have read, understood and will comply with all the above points in regards to laws of Airsoft guns.