In February 2019 the high court has said that paintball markers do not fall under the firearms act but look alike weapons do fall under the category of imitation firearms. This means that paintball markers that do not look like firearms can be owned by anyone with a licence.
In February 2019 the high court has said that paintball markers do not fall under the firearms act but look alike weapons do fall under the catego.ry of imitation firearms. This means that paintball markers that do not look like firearms can be owned by anyone with a licence