Site Safety Rules
The session begins with a Safety Brief usually given by a member of staff, every player must be attentive even if they have heard it before. The rules are repeated here. The playing area is designated by a perimeter fence and/or white topped posts, all players must keep within this area. The playing area is as natural as possible, this implies it may contain varied hazards such as fallen timber, animal holes, nests, swampy areas, low branches and the like so caution and common sense should be exercised. The playing rules are described herein, pay particular attention to the ‘hit rules’.

The game start and finish are indicated by a signal noise, in the event of an accident a series of short sharp whistle blasts will be heard at which time all players should cease fire and hold their positions until informed otherwise. All weapons without exception must be chronographed prior to being used and the measured muzzle velocity must be recorded on the appropriate form, all weapons may be subject to random scrutiny Absolutely no live or loaded weapons in the safety zone.

All protective equipment must be properly fitted before leaving the safe zone. No tree climbing, wildlife shooting or other potential environmental damage. No litter. No smoking in the playing area if you must smoke please ensure your cigarettes etc. are fully extinguished when finished with. Do not enter the playing area with chewing gum or other potential choking hazard in your mouth and don’t put it in during the game.

All players must ensure all the items they carry are properly secured and not liable to cause injury in the event of an untoward incident such as a fall. All players should inform other players of items they perceive might potentially cause injury. Be safe and think about the safety of others.

Disabled players
As our airsoft games tend to take place in woodland or uneven terrain it is down to every disable player to establish the suitability of the site to cater for their specific disability, we endeavour to cater for all players and will make every effort to support the disabled however there may be practical obstacles to achieving this objective.



Health and Safety
Experience Airsoft takes the health, safety and welfare of each of it’s players seriously and will take all practical steps to reduce the risk of injury. This policy also relies on all persons on site taking a responsible attitude towards their own, and others, safety and well being. All persons attending the site must report any hazards to a member of staff when every effort will be made to reduce or eliminate the hazard. Any activity contains hazards and risks, being aware of these can minimise their potential effects. Experience Airsoft accepts no responsibility for dangerous play, excessive exuberance or any other actions by players towards other players, play safe, be safe. Vehicles left in the designated parking area are the responsibility of the owner, Experience Airsoft accepts no responsibility for any damage or other untoward event.