New York S09215 regulates the sale and marketing of imitation guns, including air rifles, pellet guns, and "B-B" guns, to prevent unlawful possession.
New York S09215 amends the general business law to establish reasonable controls and procedures for the sale, manufacturing, importing, and marketing of imitation guns. These controls aim to prevent the sale of imitation weapons that can be perceived as actual firearms. The bill also prohibits selling paint pellet guns or other types of air guns to individuals under 18 years old. It defines "imitation weapon" and "other type of air gun" and imposes civil penalties for violations. The provisions take effect immediately, with certain sections delayed by 60 days.
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