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  • I would like to start off that I have been playing for quiet sometime and have worked & ran numerous fields. If you live in the area it's a pretty close field if you live in the EAST VALLEY still close westside your going to want to hit Fighter Town. Admission - if using a semi 30.00 is what my friend paid, if playing pump 15.00 and air is included not a bad deal Ref staff - morning started slow everyone waking up still but they got the games rolling and made it happen, through the course of the day ( we played from 9-1 ) I can't tell you how many games we played tey turned games rather quickly and divided teams up pretty well each game or left the teams how they where, every 3-4 games they would re-do teams to keep it fresh and the rental players where playing well also and I heard no complaints about teams ( people with customs ) Playing fields - The fields need to be set up a bit better one field looks like they just took a bunch of hyper ball tube and laid it all over the field, the far side is a dead zone you will have to make a push to not get hosed, the close side favors your all over the field. Here is my downside to this field and I addressed it with the owner , In paintball you have a barrel sleeve that catches paintballs if you pull the trigger and a ball is fired it prevents anyone from loosing a eye due to negligence by catching that paintball. The AIRSOFT players are not held to this same standard. They only have to pull their magazine or clip out and are told to clear their gun. We watched numerous players with magazines and clips in guns waiving them around people that where not wearing safety goggles or glasses and dry firing their guns in the safe area. We spent a lot of our time in the staging area watching for these players and where they pointing their guns. As long as they DO NOT REQUIRE AIRSOFT PLAYERS TO USE BARREL SLEEVES I would suggest playing somewhere else all it takes is one shot to the eye and your going to be injured, this may seem like it's not a big deal to some but in the 25 years of playing this is SAFETY RULE NUMBER 1 I give them 2 stars on refs on point and turning games and price Airsoft held them back from 5 due to safety, the airsoft staff yelling at some kid to move his car several times after he heard them the first time and wasn't moving fast enough to their standards, and dry firing constantly. Sorry guys but this is a walking law suit waiting to happen.
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