Post by Z. Miller on Apr 16, 2011 18:42:48 GMT -6
1. Weapons
In open sessions all weapon types are allowed if they meet fps regs.
FPS limits 400 AEG's 10ft safety kill range, Sniper's Rifles 500(sniper rifle is bolt action or semi-auto only AEG. No drum mags.) 25 ft safety kill range.
In ops the only weapons that are allowed drum mags are real life LMGs or custom weapons checked out by staff.
Questions are fine to ask.
2. Age and Waivers
Our waivers must be signed before games start in order to play, if under 18 you must have parent fill out waiver. Ages allowed are 14 and up. No exceptions unless your parent plays and can see you at ALL TIMES.
3. Eye Protection
All players must wear full seal, ANSI Z87.1 rated eye protection. Eye protection not intended for airsoft or paintball, like shooting glasses, chemistry goggles, sunglasses, etc., is NOT acceptable. Wire mesh goggles are NOT acceptable unless you also have something else, like shooting glasses, underneath. While on the field, all players and spectators MUST wear acceptable eye protection AT ALL TIMES. Period. If you have fogging or some other problem with your goggles, return to the safe area to sort it out. Event staff reserves the right to determine what is acceptable eye protection.
Bottom line must have safety waiver signed and proper eyewear.
Just follow op and game rules and you'll be fine.
In open sessions all weapon types are allowed if they meet fps regs.
FPS limits 400 AEG's 10ft safety kill range, Sniper's Rifles 500(sniper rifle is bolt action or semi-auto only AEG. No drum mags.) 25 ft safety kill range.
In ops the only weapons that are allowed drum mags are real life LMGs or custom weapons checked out by staff.
Questions are fine to ask.
2. Age and Waivers
Our waivers must be signed before games start in order to play, if under 18 you must have parent fill out waiver. Ages allowed are 14 and up. No exceptions unless your parent plays and can see you at ALL TIMES.
3. Eye Protection
All players must wear full seal, ANSI Z87.1 rated eye protection. Eye protection not intended for airsoft or paintball, like shooting glasses, chemistry goggles, sunglasses, etc., is NOT acceptable. Wire mesh goggles are NOT acceptable unless you also have something else, like shooting glasses, underneath. While on the field, all players and spectators MUST wear acceptable eye protection AT ALL TIMES. Period. If you have fogging or some other problem with your goggles, return to the safe area to sort it out. Event staff reserves the right to determine what is acceptable eye protection.
Bottom line must have safety waiver signed and proper eyewear.
Just follow op and game rules and you'll be fine.
