Paintball An exciting game played through the world by young and old. A modern version of "cowboys & Indians" Two teams of equal size and skill compete on a verity d playing courses - the first team to capture their opponent's flag wins! Eliminate your opponents from play by tagging them with a harmless, water-soluble, non-toxic, hypoallergenic, biodegradable "paintball". Yes, it might sting a little, but that's all the more reason not to get tagged! You'll never be out of the action for long though- because games can play out quite quickly. For tips on tactics visit our forum.

Is The Game Safe? Yes! as long as your safety equipment is in good shape and every one uses it! You will be given full instructions on the correct way to operate your equipment, as well as a detailed orientation on safety regulations and game rules. Adult Referees will accompany you onto the course and monitor your play.

Safety Tip 1
NEVER REMOVE YOUR MASK ON THE FIELD

Types of Games

ATTACK & DEFEND- only one team has a flag and tries to protect it while the other team tries to capture it.

SEARCH & DESTROY- no flags in this game! Your group is divided unevenly, usually two thirds as the "recon" team, and one third as the "ambush" team. The "ambush team" gets five minutes to hide anywhere on the playing course. The "recon team" has 20 minutes to find them all and eliminate them from the game.

TOTAL ELIMINATION- no flags in this game. The goal is to "totally eliminate" the opposing team within the time limits.

CENTER FLAG- one neutral flag in the center of the playing course. Both teams try to capture the flag and get it safely back to their own flag station.

CENTER FLAG FOOTBALL- no actual footballs are involved! The game gets its name from a unique twist on the standard Center Flag game... instead of capturing the neutral center flag and getting it safely back to your own flag station... you have to return it safely to your OPPONENT'S flag station! Like a football team defending it's goal posts- this game creates some intense competition!

Safety Tip 1
NEVER REMOVE YOUR MASK ON THE FIELD

Safety Tip 2
ALWAYS COVER YOUR BARREL OFF THE FIELD & TELL OTHERS

Safety Tip 3
KEEP YOUR FINGER OUT OF THE TRIGGER GUARD UNTIL YOUR AIMING AT YOUR TARGET

Safety Tip 4
ALWAYS KEEP YOUR BARREL POINTED IN A SAFE DIRECTION

Safety Tip 5
WHERE PROPER CLOTHING LONG SLEVES 2 LAYERS IF YOU CAN

Safety Tip 6
WHEN HIT STAND UP HOLD YOUR GUN UP OVER YOUR HEAD AND WALK OFF TO A SIDE OR SAFE ZONE

Safety Tip 7
Remove any Jewelry you might lose and any sharp objects from your cloths

1. Clean your mask lens within 24 hours of use to avoid
any staining on your lens. When you hit the field next time you will be glade you did, cleans easy and a clear view is a true advantage.

2. Check your tank seal if worn replace it, better now
then on the field just when your in the right place at
the right time and "pizzzzzzzzzzzzz"

3. Clean your barrel it may not look dirty but it is
the last thing you want is your shots curving and
hitting your own team player.

4. Store your unused paintball in an air condition place and use them before the paint inside the paintballs separates which can cause your shots to curve.

5. Wear dark clothes or Camo or you will get killed.
Wear some type of boots or comfortable hiking shoes. A lot of paintball players are using cleats these days they provide excellent traction in grass and mud. Another good idea is to wear a hat or something under your face mask helps protect your head on those unseen side shots and when leaving the field.