1. Water bombs are made of soft materials and are not very powerful. Almost all toy guns purchased in Taobao stores are soft water bombs, which have extremely low lethality and will not affect children's bodies. Water-filled balloons, plastic bags, and other objects that hit people with water may also be called water bombs.
2. There are water guns on the market that children can play with. One of them claims to be made of water-based bullets. This is an electric toy gun that can fire continuously. of the toy gun, and it is very difficult. The water mentioned is a water compound containing a cross-linked copolymer of sodium polyacrylate.
3. Generally speaking, water bombs are made of soft materials and are not very powerful. Almost all toy guns purchased in Taobao stores are soft water bombs with ae extremely low lethality and will not affect the health of children. Water-filled balloons, plastic bags, and other objects that hit people with water may also be called water bombs.
Are electric water guns illegal?
The principle of electric water guns is to use an electric motor to drive the balls of the charger in order to fire. . There is an electric motor and a charger inside the electric water gun. The motor transmits power to the balls in the magazine via a gear transmission, so that they are compressed by the spring in the magazine. When the trigger is pressed, the spring releases. energy and pushes the balls into the magazine. The balls spring out. At the same time, the motor will also drive a fan to expel air into the magazine, forming a strong airflow, allowing the bbs to fire faster and farther. LThe principle of the electric water gun is simple, easy to understand and use. It is a very popular toy gun.
Any gun that has a structure similar to a pistol and can penetrate paper by 15 centimeters is considered an illegal gun. If a water gun can't achieve this kind of attack power, it is. not illegal.
The “Regulations on Performance Evaluation of Firearms and Ammunition of Public Security Organs Involved in Business” issued by the Ministry of Public Security in 2010 contains detailed instructions on the identification of firearms:
(1) All standard firearms and ammunition, whether or not they can complete the shooting action, shall all be considered firearms and ammunition.
(2) All non-standard firearms (including homemade and modified firearms) capable of firing standard ammunition will be recognizedues like guns. Non-standard firearms that can be loaded with standard ammunition, but are unable to fire due to missing parts or rust, and are capable of firing standard ammunition after adding relevant parts or removing rust, are all considered firearms.
(3) For non-standard firearms that cannot fire standard ammunition, in accordance with the provisions of the “Forensic Scientific Identification Criteria for Firearm Wounding Power” ( GA/T 718-2007), when the muzzle of the projectile fired When the specific kinetic energy is greater than or equal to 1.8 joules/cm2, it is considered a firearm.
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"Regulations on Performance Evaluation of Firearms and Ammunition Involved by Public Security Organs" 3. Evaluation standards.
(1) All standard firearms and ammunition, whethers whether or not they complete the shooting action, will be recognized as firearms and ammunition.
(2) All non-standard firearms (including homemade and modified firearms) capable of firing standard ammunition will be recognized as firearms. Capable of loading standard ammunition, but unable to do so due to missing parts or corrosionNon-standard firearms that can fire standard ammunition after adding relevant parts or removing rust will be recognized as firearms.
(3) For non-standard firearms that cannot fire standard ammunition, in accordance with the provisions of the “Forensic Scientific Identification Criteria for Firearm Wounding Power” ( GA/T 718-2007), when the muzzle of the projectile fired When the specific kinetic energy is greater than or equal to 1.8 joules/cm2, it is considered a firearm.
(4) For parts (parts) spcial firearms and ammunition parts, if the manufacturer can provide the drawings (copies) and part numbers of the relevant parts, they will be considered firearms and ammunition parts (parts). ).
(5) Parts (parts) of non-standard firearms and ammunition, if they have the same functions as special parts (parts) of standard firearms and ammunition, are considered parts (parts) of firearms and ammunition.