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The risks and consequences of Airsoft gun use have not gone unnoticed by the law. Airsoft is considered illegal in various countries such as Korea, Malaysia, Thailand, and Singapore, and some countries like Canada prohibit the importation of "replica" Airsoft guns.

Firearms: Do not enter Guyana with firearms or ammunition without prior express consent from the Guyana Police Force. Visit the Guyana Police Force's and U.S. Customs and Border Protection website for more information.

Restriction on purchase and possession of firearms by persons under the age of 18 years.

Three categories of possession of firearms are allowed: hunting (firearms limited to bolt shots and double-barreled rifles), sport shooting (the only restriction is not fully automatic firearms), self-defense (special police permit, which is very rarely granted in special cases, for example, owners of gun stores).

Air guns is not illegal in Guyana So no one can be charged for it.

Restriction on purchase and possession of firearms by persons under the age of 18 years.

Three categories of possession of firearms are allowed: hunting (firearms limited to bolt shots and double-barreled rifles), sport shooting (the only restriction is not fully automatic firearms), self-defense (special police permit, which is very rarely granted in special cases, for example, owners of gun stores).

Air guns is not illegal in Guyana So no one can be charged for it.

In respect of a pistol or revolver, fees will move from $5,000 will be $25,000. In respect of a shotgun, fees which were $2,000 will now be $5,000. Also included was an amendment to section 24 (2) so that dealer's licence, which was $15,000, will now cost $150,000.

Seeking to reduce the use of deadly force, the government is moving to legally allow members of the Guyana Police Force (GPF) to use “less-lethal weapons,” including pepper spray and tasers.

The World Population Review 2022 peruses the situation in Guyana and notes that 122,000 legitimate firearms are held by individuals and private organizations, a rate of 15.8 per 100 citizens.

The risks and consequences of Airsoft gun use have not gone unnoticed by the law. Airsoft is considered illegal in various countries such as Korea, Malaysia, Thailand, and Singapore, and some countries like Canada prohibit the importation of "replica" Airsoft guns.

Firearms: Do not enter Guyana with firearms or ammunition without prior express consent from the Guyana Police Force. Visit the Guyana Police Force's and U.S. Customs and Border Protection website for more information.

Restriction on purchase and possession of firearms by persons under the age of 18 years.

Three categories of possession of firearms are allowed: hunting (firearms limited to bolt shots and double-barreled rifles), sport shooting (the only restriction is not fully automatic firearms), self-defense (special police permit, which is very rarely granted in special cases, for example, owners of gun stores).

Air guns is not illegal in Guyana So no one can be charged for it.

Restriction on purchase and possession of firearms by persons under the age of 18 years.

Three categories of possession of firearms are allowed: hunting (firearms limited to bolt shots and double-barreled rifles), sport shooting (the only restriction is not fully automatic firearms), self-defense (special police permit, which is very rarely granted in special cases, for example, owners of gun stores).

Air guns is not illegal in Guyana So no one can be charged for it.

In respect of a pistol or revolver, fees will move from $5,000 will be $25,000. In respect of a shotgun, fees which were $2,000 will now be $5,000. Also included was an amendment to section 24 (2) so that dealer's licence, which was $15,000, will now cost $150,000.

Seeking to reduce the use of deadly force, the government is moving to legally allow members of the Guyana Police Force (GPF) to use “less-lethal weapons,” including pepper spray and tasers.

The World Population Review 2022 peruses the situation in Guyana and notes that 122,000 legitimate firearms are held by individuals and private organizations, a rate of 15.8 per 100 citizens.