Ive fired the CT version of the Taurus 24/7. It was certianly not a target pistol but the rounds do go where you aim them with reasonable accuracy (about a 2 foot variance at 20 feet). And it usually is a good idea to put up a back catch when doing target practice in an uncontrolled environment to mitigate the chance of hitting something you don't want too. Again its highly unlikely but building good discipline is always a good thing.

thank you guys asc is awesome ty:)

I alos have a cottage, about 1.5 acres that we play on a lot. All the advice on this thread is really good. the other thing you might want to consider is to play in the off season when there aren't as many neighbors on the lake and the bugs are better. We tend to play in early April before the bugs are out and after labour day. Far less worries about neighbors or sightseers coming down the road during this time period but the weather is still nice enough to play. But number one rule respect your neighbors and their property, the cops will only show up if called so be nice. Try to play as far away from the road as possible(which is tough on only 1.5 acres) but if vehicles/walkers do come, just like road hockey when you were a kid call it and everybody stops playing until the vehicle/people have passed. A smile and a wave usually helps too and if they stop to ask explain what you are doing cheerfully.

"It's paintball only without the mess" is a line that always works for me. People automatically associate paintball with harmless fun(it just seems to have better PR)

One last thing...if you do play a lot during high summer season I guarantee you that one day the cops will show up(there is always that one PC Leftie asshole on the lake who thinks you are a budding terroist threat). When that happens exercise strict safety disciplne, be courteous, respectful and obedient, chances are they will just warn you as cottage country cops in most cases are a little more laid back than city cops.

Go to BB Bastard's websight, Scarecrow's got a good PDF on rules and safety for airsoft.

He's 15, why do people help underager's...I know the future of the sport depends on them but I feel funny about this situation

because he was responsible enough to ask, most kids would have just done it and potentially caused and issue, at least now he knows where he stands, and has some tips on to keep this out of the newspaper as another airsoft related issue.

Thanks a lot even tho i wasnt the one who asked the questions,
i'm new to airsoft and i was looking for answers like that. (i know that im only 15 and underaged)
until now i've been only shooting self made targets in my basement

He's using a BB gun to shoot can's and bottle's

I don't see a problem.

I may have missed it when I read through, but buying/selling aside, I didn't actually see a rule against helping under 18s with questions about airsoft?