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[DanKATL]

Neither are muzzleloaders, but they list quite often.

A muzzleloader is a type of "firearm" specifically exempted/addressed/classified by the ATF. A projectile is expelled by the use of an explosive. "Air guns" do not use an explosion to expel the projectile (excluding some experimental "air" guns that ignite a gas). And the ATF/NFA definition of something does not always match its technical definition (and if you dig deep enough sometimes doesn't match within the ATF).

Muzzleloaders may need their own section; it would go under firearms (when reviewed in the past there were not enough to merit a separate section). Air guns may also need their own section, it would not go under firearms (again, historically there were not enough to merit a separate section).

 

[HERMET]

Air guns may also need their own section, it would not go under firearms (again, historically there were not enough to merit a separate section).

That's a market that's growing by leaps and bounds. High power hunting airguns are becoming a booming business as more states are allowing their use.

 

[DanKATL]

That's a market that's growing by leaps and bounds. High power hunting airguns are becoming a booming business as more states are allowing their use.

There's an up-vote button at the top that will let Okuma gauge the interest in a separate section for airguns.

 

[Ken Ford]

IMO we should have any gun that expels projectiles in the firearms section. We can find examples of laws and descriptions supporting this in local laws.
I agree with DanKATL that we don’t have enough sales of these to warrant a separate section. However when searching, if anyone is looking it will show up no matter what section its in.

 

[GeauxLSU]

Airguns, Airsoft, & Paintball

List airguns, airsoft, paintball, and accessories here.

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[JekyllTidesFisher3181]

I had an airgun that was just moved to its own newly segregated, I mean designated category...looks good! While you have your label maker out, the muzzleloader category is a great idea! Also, and most annoying IMHO, get all the reloading components out of the ammunition category. We do not list gun parts under firearms and I see no reason to sift through the now overwhelming listings of reloading equipment and components while browsing overpriced ammo selections. Cheers!