What could go wrong?
Thoughts?
A child improperly getting hands on it because parents are stupid not because guns are bad?
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Guns and toys don’t mix.
A bad idea.
LEGO won’t like it and will file suit.
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What a dumb gun.
First of all in a lot of instances guns are used for recreation. Though not toys per se pretty damn close
Second of all there is nothing wrong with kids using guns in a safe environment.
Are pink guns wrong?
It is illegal in the US to produce a children’s toy that precisely resembles a real gun, but the laws do not explicitly prevent manufacturers from making a gun that resembles a toy.
Interesting.
Toy guns have (or should have) markings that make them easily identified as toys so that LEOs won’t mistakenly shoot someone playing with a toy.
If we make operational guns that look like toys, LEO confidence in identifying a toy versus a real gun will be compromised, if not shattered.
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Oh man, that’s the scariest looking lego I’ve ever seen. 
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Shannon Watts
Huzzah!
Huh, since when?
It added that the firearm could only be purchased by those legally permitted to own a gun.
From the OP link.
Given the state of the police in this country, “GO OUTSIDE AND PLAY!” is probably not a good idea.
Can you provide this law please
Guns and alcohol don’t mix either.
Looks inviting to an infantile mind.
I don’t like it.
This was my thought…let alone kids might think guns are even more toys than they already do,
Thank you.
It was in the article- I assume it’s true.
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It’s not a gun.
Does it go pew pew?
No.
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