Freedom Airsoft

All players must be 7 years old or older, no exceptions. Please note, that airsoft is an extreme sport that can cause minor pain or skin abrasions on impact. There may be loud noises, dimly lit areas, and large crowds. Please evaluate your individual child to make sure this is a suitable environment for them regardless of age.

We are now requiring all players to present ID's at check in and when they receive a rental gun. School ID, Drivers License, etc. will work. Minors who have no ID must have parent/guardian present ID. Face shields or masks are to be briefly removed upon check in at the front office and at receiving rental guns to verify ID to one's face. If no ID is presented, the player will not be allowed to play on the field.

Players will be allowed to use only airsoft specific guns. Airguns, BB Guns, or BB guns converted to use airsoft BB’s or Metal BB’s will not be allowed. Only plastic airsoft ammo is allowed. 

When using Freedom Airsoft's rental guns, only ammo supplied or approved by Freedom Airsoft is allowed to be used with the rental guns. If the rental gun breaks due to the player using non approved ammo or negligence, the player is liable for the repairs to that rental gun. If rental equipment is lost or stolen while in possession of the player renting for the duration of the session, the player is held liable for the value of the rental equipment and will be charged.

AEG/HPA/GAS Rifles (CQB): AEG and gas guns 350 fps or under with .20g or 1.15 joules (HPA guns chronoed with .30g) may be used with no minimum engagement distance everywhere on the field. Semi auto only within 15 feet of target, full auto allowed at further distances, no full auto inside killhouses unless shooting a target outside the killhouse that is over 15ft away and (muzzle must be outside killhouse through window or doorway). Mercy kills within 15ft are optional. (See mercy kill rules below!) Definition for full auto: auto, burst, binary, ramp, etc.) 

AEG/HPA/GAS Rifles (Rifleman): AEG and gas guns between 350 and 400 fps with .20g or between 1.15 and 1.49 joules (HPA guns chronoed with .30g) Full auto is allowed. 15ft minimum engagement distance. You cannot shoot a player or mercy kill them less than 15ft with these guns. Cannot be used inside killhouses unless shooting a target outside the killhouse that is over 15ft away (muzzle must be outside of killhouse through window or doorway). Switch to a secondary shotgun, or rifle that shoots under 1.15j OR a short barrel pistol that shoots under 1.49j for the option of no minimum engagement distance or mercy kill.

Pistols: Short barrel gas pistols that shoot 400 fps with .20g or 1.49 joules and under may be used with no minimum engagement distance everywhere on the field. Semi auto only inside killhouses and within 15 feet of target. Full auto allowed on targets over 15ft away and outside of buildings. HPA tapped pistols must shoot under 1.15j.

DMR Rifles: Between 400 and 450 fps with .20g or 1.49 and 1.88 joules (HPA chronoed with .30g) limit for DMR's. Restricted to semi auto only. 75ft minimum engagement distance. Do not shoot players with these guns within 75ft! Switch to a secondary shotgun, or rifle that shoots under 1.15j, or short barreled pistols that shoot under 1.49j for no minimum engagement distance or mercy kill. 

Bolt Action Snipers: 500 fps with .20g or 2.32 joules for bolt action sniper rifles. 100ft minimum engagement distance. Do not shoot players with these guns within 100ft! Switch to a secondary shotgun, or rifle that shoots under 1.15j, or short barreled pistols that shoot under 1.49j for no minimum engagement distance or mercy kill.

No gun will shoot over 30 rounds per second, if it does you will need to shoot it on semi auto only.

Eye protection mandatory while on the playing field and shooting at the range at all times. 

For players ages 18 and up, full seal ANSI Z87+, equivalent, or higher, rated eye protection is required. Lower face protection highly recommended since bbs can chip teeth. 

For players age 17 and under, Full Face ANSI Z87+, equivalent, or higher, rated protection required. Minors must use hard mesh or plastic lower face protection with appropriate full seal eyepro, no cloth wraps or shemaghs unless hard cover underneath like the NB Tactical Ghost Mask! The bb's can chip teeth in addition to damaging your eyes. 

Cheap Amazon motorcycle/paintball masks without a ANSI Z87+ or higher impact rating are not allowed since airsoft bb's can shoot clean through them. 

Mesh eye protection is not allowed as they are not ANSI rated, and the bb can fragment on the outside of the mesh goggle, allowing bb fragments to get inside the eye. 

Players that try to enter the field with unsafe non-rated eye/face protection cannot enter until they wear rated eye/face protection. A ANSI rated full face mask can be provided at no cost to borrow for the session if needed.

Brands tried and true for airsoft impact ratings: Valken, ESS, Revision, DYE.

DO NOT REMOVE EYEPRO WHILE ON THE FIELD AT ANY TIME!! YELL "BLIND MAN" IF YOU SEE SOMEONE TAKING OFF EYEPRO! Repeated violations of this will cause the player to be ejected from the session with no refund.

Keep the magazines out of your guns while in the staging area at all times. Make sure they are out before you cross back into the staging area from the field. You may put the magazines in to test your gun only while you are on the field or at the firing range.

One bb hit anywhere on your body or gear counts as a hit. When you get hit, yell "HIT" loudly and raise your gun or arm high in the air for other players to see. Holding up red rags during day time or turning on a red light on your gear during night games are also acceptable. Exceptions are if a bb hits your gun or a ricochet off another object. Be honorable and please call your hits. Repeated offenses on this will result in an ejection from the game or even banned for the day with no refund. If you have an issue with a player not calling their hits do not confront the other player in question, talk to a ref or staff member! 

Keep in mind, there are variables such as wind, range/accuracy of your gun, misfeeding, and bb travel time that determine whether a bb will land on your target. Unless you see bb's physically bouncing off a player, do not automatically assume they are hit. There are also instances where an opposing player might not even feel and/or hear the bb hit them, take note of these potential situations while playing.

Giving out tactical info and calling out enemy positions to teammates while dead is cheating and not allowed. If it's a respawn/revive game, dead players may give out tactical info to their teammates only after their respawn/revive.

For players with guns that shoot under 1.15j and are within 15ft of their target, you have the option to conduct a mercy kill. The player on the receiving end can either call the mercy hit OR shoot back provided they also use a gun that shoots under 1.15j (or 1.49j pistol) or a melee weapon. The player on the receiving end cannot feign taking a mercy hit then shoot back immediately after taking the mercy kill, they must walk back to respawn or off the field depending on the game mode.

There are three multi-room killhouses on the field.  No minimum engagement distance inside these buildings with guns that shoot 350 fps (1.15 joules) or under with a .20g bb. Semi auto only inside, no full auto unless shooting out of a door or window to a target standing at least 15ft outside the killhouse, gun barrel must break the plane of the window or door to use full auto.  Full face protection highly recommended if you enter. If you have a gun that shoots over 350 fps (1.15j), you cannot engage targets inside the killhouse while you are also inside with that gun, you must switch to a secondary that shoots under. No burst, binary, or ramping allowed in killhouses.

This is a safety hazard. Do not stick your weapon around cover while not looking where you are shooting! You must aim down the sight of your gun to fire. We will eject you from the game if you are caught doing this. Players may not shoot through holes or cracks of cover smaller in diameter than a golf ball.

If you see someone removing or lose their eye protection on the field you will yell out "blind man". Every other player will then yell "blind man". You will then stay in place, cease fire, and put your gun on safety until a ref resumes the game. Blind man is also for real life emergencies.

Hand-held riot shields are allowed on the field. When the shield itself gets hit with a bb, the shield-bearer is not dead, but must drop the bottom of the shield against the ground and the shield-bearer can not walk for 5 seconds, the shield-bearer can move the shield itself. After 5 seconds the shield-bearer can walk again. To shoot a gun while using a shield, you must break the shield 90 degrees left or right from your front. Any direct bb or grenade hits to the shield-bearers body/gear that is not the shield or gun counts as a death.

Grenades must blow up or make an audible boom noise. 10ft kill radius where the grenade detonates unless the player is completely behind hard cover. Players hit directly by a bb detonated from grenades that shoot bb's are dead, even if the grenade detonated over 10ft away.  If you have questions, ask a staff member. 

Examples of "lethal" grenades allowed: EG67, TAG-67, Thunder-B, Tornado 2 frags, 6mmProShop BB shower grenades.  Approved smoke grenades may be used but are non-lethal during play. Any homemade frag, smoke, or sound grenade must be inspected and approved by a staff member for use on the field. 

The use of "dummy grenades" are not allowed.

Only rubber or foam knives, swords, axes, and pans may be used. To kill a player with a melee weapon lightly tap them on the shoulder with the melee weapon.

They are allowed to be used. However, do not shine them at players or at cars/aircraft, or you will be asked to leave for the day with no refund.

During night games, red lights are not required but highly encouraged to let other players know you are a dead player in addition to hand/gun being held high in the air. The red light should be worn anywhere visible on your body. Have the light turned off when you are alive, and turned on when you are dead to help reduce the chance of someone thinking you are alive and shooting you while you are dead. If you have your red light on and continue playing, this is cheating and you will be asked to respawn. If you'd like a red light, there are usually some for sale in the shop.

Do not move the cover on the field or touch/shoot any of the wildlife. Do not climb on the buildings or shipping containers. If you come across something of concern please notify a ref or staff member immediately.

No alcohol or drugs permitted in the staging area or the playing field. If you are under the influence, you will not be allowed to play on our field.

Please be respectful to your fellow players and staff. Airsoft is a game of honor and integrity and should be put into practice. If you start or contribute to any cheating, hazing, bullying, or fighting, we will ban you from the field. As for language, keep it PG-13 please!