1. All players must wear full sealing ANSI Z87.1 rated goggles, glasses or paintball mask. Eye protection must be worn at all times while outside the staging area. NO safety glasses, shooting glasses, or mesh goggles.  Full seal goggles/glasses must form a seal around the lenses that fully contacts the skin and will not let a BB inside the seal. Disciplinary action will be taken if you remove or break the seal on your eye protection during a game. (We take our safety very seriously!).

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2. Full face protection is not required but is (highly recommended) considering teeth can be shot out.

 

3. All players are required to use Barrel Bags. A barrel bag is a safety sleeve that fits around the end of your airsoft gun barrel that protects you & others in case of accidental discharge. We sell these at our facilities for only $3.00.

 

4.Treat your airsoft gun like you would a real firearm. DO NOT point your gun in the direction of others while game play is not under way. Even if you think it's unloaded, even if it's on safety, keep that gun either pointed at the ground or toward the sky.

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5. Target practice is only allowed in the field or designated areas. Eye protection MUST be worn!

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6. CALL YOUR HITS!!! When struck by a BB yell "HIT", hold your hand or gun in the air so the individual shooting at you knows to stop, then immediately put your dead rag on your head. Gun hits DO NOT count and neither do ricochets, everything else does. Never give the impression that you are hit if that is not the case. No "Dead Man's walk" deception.

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7. Be aware of over shooting. Over shooting is very common and usually not a malicious act. If you are hit and find yourself in a crossfire, feel free to lay down or move a few feet to get out of the line of fire.

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8. Friendly fire counts. Each team uses colored armbands to distinguish teams however if you shoot your own teammates they will be eliminated so look before you shoot. Code words are good to use in dark areas.

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9. Knife Kills. If you can touch an opposing player with an approved "fake" knife made for airsoft or if you simply touch an opposing player they are considered "HIT". However, No other unauthorized physical contact allowed. Bumping into a player by accident is fine and dragging a dead player out of harms way is fine ONLY if you receive permission from the dead player to be dragged.
 

10. If you tag an opposing player, they are considered "hit".  

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11. Do not blind fire. EXAMPLE: If you are on one side of a structure and you think someone may be on the other side, don't stick your gun around the wall and fire without looking as you shoot.

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12. Dead men don't talk. Players can not relay tactical info until they are legally allowed to shoot.

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13. Smoke Grenades can only be used outdoors.

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14. Frag grenades thrown in an indoor room will eliminate all players in that room that are not behind hard cover. Hard cover is defined by a wall, door or something that you cannot put your hand through. Frag grenades thrown outdoors have a 15 foot kill radius. Frags can also disable vehicles.

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15. Be a good Sport! If you know that you shot an opponent and they are not calling their hits. DO NOT yell across the field at them! Simply shoot them again until they call out. Foul, intimidating or abusive language is not allowed. Out of control tempers will not be tolerated on the field. Also we are a PG13 field which means NO "F" words. Sometimes we have younger players and we want to be respectful of them. We understand that words can slip-out but please be mindful of this.

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16. Our medical EMERGENCY code word is the word "BLIND-MAN". If there is an emergency on the field that requires medical attention, players will be required to YELL the word "BLIND-MAN" as loud as you can. If you hear a player or staff member yell that word you need to yell it as well passing it on until the game ends.

DO NOT yell "BLIND-MAN" for non-emergency matters such as if your gun goes down or if you run out of BBs. This code word is reserved for medical emergency use only!

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17. If a "Fire" occurs on the field due to a flash bag or smoke grenade, a "Seize-Fire" may be called to temporarily STOP PLAY until the fire is put out. All players will be required to STAND STILL until the Seize-Fire is called off. Players will then continue to play from that point. You do NOT have to re-spawn.

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Chronograph Limits

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All Airsoft Guns are to be chronographed. Field Staff can assist with Chrono at the fields.

 

Blodgett Field Chrono limits:

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Rifleman:

AEG 400 FPS with .20 BBs.        or           HPA 320 FPS (1.52) with .32 BBs.

No Minimum engagement distance                    

 

DMR:

450 FPS with .20 BBs.                or            HPA 355 FPS (1.88J) with .32 BBs.

60-foot engagement distance & encouraged to carry sidearm.

 

Bolt:

AEG 550 FPS with .20 BBs.        or           HPA 435 FPS (.208J) with .32 BBs.

100-foot engagement distance & encouraged to carry sidearm.

 

SSW:

450 FPS with .20 BBs.                 or           HPA 355 FPS (1.88J) with .32 BBs.

60-foot engagement distance & no shooting inside buildings.) room-to-room

 

 

Old Morley High School Chrono Limits:

AEG 350 FPS with .20 BBs.         or            HPA 320 FPS with .25 BBs.

No Minimum engagement distance 

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Once you pass through the chrono you can use other approved BB weights.

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HAVE FUN AND BE SAFE

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