We are in the planning stage for Wisconsin airsoft events here at Airsoft Battle Zone with our newly sponsored team Wolf Recon for the year 2007. I will give you dedicated airsofters a preview of what is to come for 2007. Besides the first indoor cqb airsoft event being sponsored here in Wisconsin by Airsoft Battle Zone on January 14th, we are going to have a cook out here at the airsoft gun store in EauClaire, Wisconsin approximately the 1st Saturday of March to promote the sport of airsofting. To date we have 3 confirmed Wisconsin airsoft teams that will be present at the cook out to assist anyone who has questions or help with sign up for the free safety training airsoft course. Now there will be a lot of educational information on airsoft safety, airsofting events, rules, and a annual sign up for a free safety and training course which will only be offered once a year for free at our annual airsoft cook out, after that we will hold them once every 3 months and the fee will be $10.00 to $15.00 each person to cover materials. A few other ideas we are discussing include a spaghetti dinner at an airsofting event, an annual corn roast, annual pig roast and the 1st airsoft equipment, gear and airsoft gun rummage sale. These are just some of the ideas that are being tossed around for events for the airsofting sport for the year 2007. If any die hard airsofter has any further ideas please leave a comment to this post or visit Airsoft Battle Zone Forum section and post your ideas. Don't forget we will have 3 great playing fields to battle it out on, we will post every event on this blog to keep everyone informed so check back daily for all upcoming airsofting events or you can visit us online at Airsoft Battle Zone.
Mr & Mrs Armsdealer
12/10/2006
Airsoft Events Being Planned For 2007
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12/08/2006
After Action Report: Operation Columbian Necktie
The results are finally in from Operation Columbian Necktie. For all who could not attend this bone chilling airsoft game event missed a great time.
People started arriving to the Country Jam grounds in EauClaire, Wisconsin on this bone chilling morning of December 3rd, 2006 at 0830 and continued arriving until about 9:45AM. We got everyone who attended this airsoft event registered and chronographed. Everyone was split into teams and the briefing began at 11:00AM. A little behind schedule, but we were short staffed due to the cold. Game started a little after 11:00AM with the Government forces rushing the crash site and taking several kilos of cocaine. The Cartel responded by clearing out all but one of the government forces before being killed off. Amidst the Chaos a civilian and 3 canines wandered into the area and had to be evacuated.
With the Government holding the crash site and its respawn point the Cartel decided to put all efforts on recovering the large pile of coke in possession of the Government at their base via the village. Quite a lot of close quarters fighting house to house with several "bang" kills recorded. The Angry Farmers also assisted in hassling the government forces, but due to their small numbers, they were quickly routed. The game progressed with the Government holding off the Cartel very well from their base. Ending at 12:30PM final score was 52 Kilo's for the Government and 32 for the Cartel.
We broke for a nice lunch for about an hour and a half and started the 2nd half at 1400.
The objective of mission two was to hold the road and the convoy of supplies on it.
The Cartel quickly established control and held the Government at bay for about 45 minutes. The Government Forces pooled their resources and out flanked the Cartel's position, gaining control of the road for the remainder of the time. Despite numerous valiant attempts by the Cartel to regain control, they had lost 4 players during the game. The Farmers jumped in to assist the Cartel, but battery issues on both sides led to more and more players dropping out.
Final score Government 102 points and Cartel 32 points.
A good clean game was played by all, with absolutely no accusations of cheating on either side. There were a few times players had to be reminded to pay extra attention to if they were being hit or not, but with all the bundling up necessary to play in this environment, I am confident they were all unintentional.
All in all it was a great event. It was our first game at the Country Jam grounds and I think its safe to say people enjoyed their experience and will be back to settle the score. I want to thank everyone who attended and exhibiting great sportsmanship, camaraderie and above all having fun. Its people like you that make the sport of airsofting great.
Mr & Mrs Armsdealer
People started arriving to the Country Jam grounds in EauClaire, Wisconsin on this bone chilling morning of December 3rd, 2006 at 0830 and continued arriving until about 9:45AM. We got everyone who attended this airsoft event registered and chronographed. Everyone was split into teams and the briefing began at 11:00AM. A little behind schedule, but we were short staffed due to the cold. Game started a little after 11:00AM with the Government forces rushing the crash site and taking several kilos of cocaine. The Cartel responded by clearing out all but one of the government forces before being killed off. Amidst the Chaos a civilian and 3 canines wandered into the area and had to be evacuated.
With the Government holding the crash site and its respawn point the Cartel decided to put all efforts on recovering the large pile of coke in possession of the Government at their base via the village. Quite a lot of close quarters fighting house to house with several "bang" kills recorded. The Angry Farmers also assisted in hassling the government forces, but due to their small numbers, they were quickly routed. The game progressed with the Government holding off the Cartel very well from their base. Ending at 12:30PM final score was 52 Kilo's for the Government and 32 for the Cartel.
We broke for a nice lunch for about an hour and a half and started the 2nd half at 1400.
The objective of mission two was to hold the road and the convoy of supplies on it.
The Cartel quickly established control and held the Government at bay for about 45 minutes. The Government Forces pooled their resources and out flanked the Cartel's position, gaining control of the road for the remainder of the time. Despite numerous valiant attempts by the Cartel to regain control, they had lost 4 players during the game. The Farmers jumped in to assist the Cartel, but battery issues on both sides led to more and more players dropping out.
Final score Government 102 points and Cartel 32 points.
A good clean game was played by all, with absolutely no accusations of cheating on either side. There were a few times players had to be reminded to pay extra attention to if they were being hit or not, but with all the bundling up necessary to play in this environment, I am confident they were all unintentional.
All in all it was a great event. It was our first game at the Country Jam grounds and I think its safe to say people enjoyed their experience and will be back to settle the score. I want to thank everyone who attended and exhibiting great sportsmanship, camaraderie and above all having fun. Its people like you that make the sport of airsofting great.
Mr & Mrs Armsdealer
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12/07/2006
Airsoft Gun Safety Suggestions
There are a lot of pros and cons about the sport of airsofting. Here you will find some common sense airsofting safety tips.
1) Full face mask the impact standard for these are ANSI z.87.1. rated. It is very important to protect your eyes and teeth.
2) Make sure you have full skin cover; these little plastic pellets can sting on bare skin.
3) Make sure you are at least 15 feet away from your opponent before firing your airsoft gun.
4) Never remove the orange tip from your airsoft gun it is Federal Law.
5) Always treat your airsoft gun as a real weapon.
6) If you’re transporting your airsoft gun always have it in a gun case.
7) Never display your airsoft gun in the open public. Meaning do not play or run down a side walk with it in your hand.
8) Do not airsoft in any public place..Parks, campgrounds, and school play grounds ECT...
9) Never take any airsoft gun to school.
10) Always play airsoft games or target shoot only on private property or designated playing fields. Check with your local and state laws on airsoft guns and the sport of airsofting before playing due to the laws are different at every local and state level.
11) If you commit a crime with an airsoft gun you will be charged as if it was a real gun.
These are just a few of common sense safety measures you should take for airsoft guns and the sport of airsofting. Remember most of your AEGS, gas airsoft guns and spring airsoft guns look like the real guns most of the better brands are all 1 to 1 scale to the real firearm so please treat it as a real firearm. IT MEANS THE FUTURE OF THE AIRSOFTING SPORT!!
Mr & Mrs Armsdealer
1) Full face mask the impact standard for these are ANSI z.87.1. rated. It is very important to protect your eyes and teeth.
2) Make sure you have full skin cover; these little plastic pellets can sting on bare skin.
3) Make sure you are at least 15 feet away from your opponent before firing your airsoft gun.
4) Never remove the orange tip from your airsoft gun it is Federal Law.
5) Always treat your airsoft gun as a real weapon.
6) If you’re transporting your airsoft gun always have it in a gun case.
7) Never display your airsoft gun in the open public. Meaning do not play or run down a side walk with it in your hand.
8) Do not airsoft in any public place..Parks, campgrounds, and school play grounds ECT...
9) Never take any airsoft gun to school.
10) Always play airsoft games or target shoot only on private property or designated playing fields. Check with your local and state laws on airsoft guns and the sport of airsofting before playing due to the laws are different at every local and state level.
11) If you commit a crime with an airsoft gun you will be charged as if it was a real gun.
These are just a few of common sense safety measures you should take for airsoft guns and the sport of airsofting. Remember most of your AEGS, gas airsoft guns and spring airsoft guns look like the real guns most of the better brands are all 1 to 1 scale to the real firearm so please treat it as a real firearm. IT MEANS THE FUTURE OF THE AIRSOFTING SPORT!!
Mr & Mrs Armsdealer
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