Airsoft
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Airsoft
The name “Airsoft” was coined by the Daisy BB gun company to market a newly created BB rifle using plastic projectiles rather than their usual metal ones. Therefore these plastic BB’s were safer to shoot opposing players.
Sport
The evolution of this game has led to the development of the sophisticated and accurate guns, as well as the safer BB’s, that define the sport in its current, advanced state.
Simulation
Airsoft involves engaging in a military simulation sport where, consequently, participants actively wield authentic military-style weapons that serve as full-scale replicas of real-world firearms. In contrast to paintball, on the other hand, these players utilize 6mm round BBs crafted from durable hard plastic.
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Every Saturday & Sunday: Open Day, call for more info
Face Mask R30Overalls R30Extra amo from R160Mag Refills R25 (Mid Cap)Mag Refills R40 (High Cap)
Range fee – R80 (own gear)
Standard
basic airsoft rental package- Rental of semi-automatic rifle (M4), Full face mask, Tactical vest & 2x Mid capacity magazines (full) Unlimited time
Birthday package
Birthday airsoft package- Everything in standard package Burger, Fries and a soft drink
Open day (Saturday & Sunday)
Every Sunday- Call or what’s app for more info
- 076 805 6266
Experienced Package
experienced airsoft rental package- Rental / range semi-automatic rifle (M4)
- Tactical vest
- 5 x Mid capacity magazine (full)
- Full face mask
- Unlimited time
1. General Safety
- All airsoft firearms must be treated as real firearms!
- When exiting the game area, it is mandatory that all players put their guns on safe, remove the magazine and fit a barrel sock.
- Rifles being carried must either point upward or downward. If no sling is used, the rifle must point downward.
- No airsoft device of any kind may be discharged in the safety area.
- All airsoft devices may only be tested in the designated testing area. It is up to the marshal and safety officer to designate this area.
- Airsoft rated eye protection must be worn at all times in the field of play and in the weapon testing area. The glasses/goggles must be able to stand up to high impact shots at close range.
- Eye protection may never be removed during play or at the testing range. The player must leave the field if problems occur with the goggles or glasses and fix them in the safe area.
- No physical contact (punches/slaps/head butts) are allowed. Serious disciplinary action will result if this is not respected.
- No knives or real firearms may be carried on to the playing field.
- Some lasers have the potential to cause damage to a person’s eye.
2. Muzzle Velocity (in Feet per Second)
- All velocity tests must be carried out using 0.2g BBs provided by the safety officer or the officer manning the chronograph.
- There is a legal FPS limit for all airsoft weapons.
- All guns are Chronographed at games to ensure compliance.
- The FPS limit is dependent on the role and scenario type. Each scenario will be designated either by CQB (close quarter battle) or non CQB. The FPS limits are as follows: CQB 350FPS (0.2g BB’s) (all rifles), NON-CQB -400FPS (0.2g BB’s).
- Dedicated Sniper Rifles have an FPS limit of 500FPS (0.2g BB’s) (minimum engagement range of 20m).
3. Game Area Safety
- Each player enters the game area/s at their own risk.
- Scenarios often take place in hazardous environments, so it is expected of each player to take note of the various hazards in his surroundings.
- Each player is responsible for their own safety and well being. Should an injury occur, no game official will be held responsible.
- Each player is required to sign the indemnity for the above. No player may enter the game area without signing this document.
- Some areas have wild life and insects that could be dangerous.