In Canada, turf arrows have caused at least 55 serious injuries. [12] They were banned from sale in the country from July 1989. [13] [14] The sale of used lawn arrows is also illegal under the Hazardous Products Act. [15] Since then, alternatives have emerged that are available for sale in Canada and are made of plastic. Starting in 2020, a modified and safer version of lawn darts with a modified blunt lace design can be purchased in the United States. Why are there several offers and offers sold on empty lawn jart boxes? Lawn Darts (also known as Javelin Darts, Jarts, Lawn Jarts or Yard Darts) is a grass game for two players or teams. A set of lawn arrows usually contains four large darts and two targets. The gameplay and purpose are similar to those of horseshoes and darts. Darts are typically 12 inches (30 cm) long with a weighted metal or plastic tip at one end and three plastic fins on a rod at the other end. Darts should be thrown under the hand towards a horizontal target on the ground, where the weighted end strikes first and sticks into the ground. The target is usually a plastic ring, and landing somewhere inside the ring brings a point. They may be legal to use, but can you imagine what it would look like if someone was injured and took you to a civil court? This page states: “The use of metal-tipped originals is now a legal offense, but lawn darts remain popular with a cult of adult amateurs who still gather for private lawn darts games and tournaments.” Yes, they were not allowed to be sold. It is not illegal to own or play with them.
“So you knew that these illegal death arrows that slaughter children were banned by the CCP, and yet you allowed people to play with them anyway??? Their wasted indifference makes me sick of my underwear, sir! Pressure from insurance companies, and probably a bit from the Fed, has forced the big blocks of muscle cars out of the market, not a specific law. I suspect that lawn arrows have been “banned” by a regulator and not really made illegal. As the 1994 ban on so-called “semi-automatic assault weapons” has shown, it is only symbolic to ban something by name. The law prohibits the subsequent production of “Colt AR-15” rifles. The only problem was that at that time no one was making a rifle called “AR-15”, including Colt. The law also includes a list of primarily cosmetic features that constitute a prohibited “offensive weapon,” and this is the only relevant part of this law. So I`m lost here. Did I and the real estate sales company commit a serious crime because they made this transaction? Or does the CPSC even care, if you Google “lawn darts for sale”, there is a seemingly old website where you can import them from the UK, even if they are illegal. I also searched for each CPSC case, with only one result with lawn spires that appeared to be the original company that restored them? www.cpsc.gov/zh-CN/Recalls/violations?title=Lawn+dart&field_rv_firm_value=&field_rv_citation_value= New modified Lawn Jarts are not illegal to buy and sell.
The lawn arrows are. Would the CPSC ban then mean that it is illegal to sell used products, for example in a flea market or garage sale? When I got home, I did more research, and apparently these are completely illegal to sell as an individual and are subject to pretty hefty fines? When we cleaned a shed at our summer spot last month, we found two more sets of glasses, bringing our total to 5 sets. (I think. Maybe 4, maybe 6.) I do just my part to encourage the irresponsible behavior of my children and my children`s children. I`ve seen more people say it`s very illegal to sell them than otherwise, but I`ve seen some arguments in the forums regarding the 2008 CPSIA act and subsequent revisions of 2010 (Ctrl + F Collectible): www.federalregister.gov/documents/2010/10/14/2010-25645/interpretation-of-childrens-product say that since they never set a definition for collectibles and the recall was done 30 years ago, if you are sued, you can have a strong argument that these are vintage collectibles and not children`s toys. Your words, not mine, and I don`t want to be the one to go to court because of that. I don`t know what to do. I can`t justify destroying them because they`re a piece of history sealed in a box, but I can`t give them to anyone either.
Or at this point, everything I do with them is illegal since I bought them? People throw out words like “forbidden,” “banned,” “illegal,” etc., no matter what they really mean. I remember seeing Vanishing Point with one of my uncles with one of my gears. “You can`t get a hemi engine anymore, they banned it.” “Oh really, and what federal law makes a Chrysler 413 Hemi engine a crime?” Do people buy them in the hope that jarts will be included? Is it true that if you own lawn darts (“Jarts”), it is illegal to play with them? That does not sound right.