In recent years, there has been a lot of talk about the regulations of the Green Deal in the form of Low Emission Zones or new emission standards. One issue that is often overlooked, and it relates to airsoft, is the ban on gas-powered replicas, which are responsible for the emission of harmful gases such as propane and butane. Starting next year, there will be restrictions on the sale of new gas-powered replicas for most long guns, and only handguns replicas will be allowed, though these will also be phased out in the future.

This may lead to significant upheaval among manufacturers. Additionally, as part of programs to promote ecological alternatives, there are plans for the My AEG Replica program, which will introduce subsidies for the purchase of AEG replicas, which will now be more widely promoted. The issue of HPA replicas remains contentious, as there are quite diverse opinions among players.

Another threat may be the ban on the sale of polymer BBs and the creation of an alternative in the form of BBs made from recycled cellulose.

“Let’s hurry to love gas-powered replicas, they are leaving so quickly”