Goggles / Face Protection

Airsoft is the use of non-lethal, replica firearms in the simulation of military combat. Airsoft guns are harmless as long as precautions are fully understood.

Airsoft Replicas:

Manufacturers have designed airsoft guns to be realistic in their appearance and weight. All Airsoft guns must have an orange tip affixed to the barrel. It is very important that this tip is not removed - If you happen to obtain an airsoft gun that does not have an orange tip; it is a Federal Offense. Airsoft guns shoot plastic BB's instead of metal bullets which makes it a huge difference from lethal weapons

Public Display:

It is not illegal to play airsoft with your friends in public places, but it should be done in a proper environment. Consider playing on private property instead of streets and parks. Playing on private property reduces the chance of your airsoft game being mistaken for something more dangerous. Remember to be cautious of your surroundings to make sure there are no houses, companies, cars that accidentally become a target. It is advised to play airsoft during the daylight to reduce the risk of personal injury and the possibility of other people thinking that your airsoft gun is a real firearm. Never carry your airsoft gun in public places (get a case), never bring your airsoft gun to school, never use your airsoft gun in self defense and remember airsoft guns should be treated with the same level of responsibility as you should with a real firearm.

Protective Gear:

Protective gear is of high importance to avoid any personal injuries. Eye and face protection is a MUST. Full protection face masks are highly recommended. Full face masks protect against damage to cheeks, teeth, ears and providing full protection to the eyes. Aside from protective face wear, thick clothing such as; a sweater or jacket, gloves, beanies, hats, boots, knee and elbow pads are recommended. It is important to cover all exposed skin. Covering skin does not make the game less enjoyable as some may assume. The safety of yourself and others is of high importance. Never shoot at someone who is not wearing the proper safety apparel.

Shooting Safety:

Never point your weapon at anything you don't intend to shoot. Treat that weapon as if it was always loaded and assume that it could fire at any time. Keep your finger off the trigger until you have identified the target and are ready to fire. Before firing your gun, be aware of what you may hit if you miss your intended target. Awareness of your surroundings is highly important and every moment should be taken with complete seriousness to avoid chaos.

Conclusion:

By following these safety guide lines, you can enjoy airsoft without harming yourself or others. When everyone is aware of the rules and understands the terms of how to be safe your experience will be fun and safe. Be smart, be safe and have fun!