The Basics

Paintball is also known as "Survival Games". A simple scenario is where two teams infiltrate each other's territory and attempt to either capture the flag or eliminate the opponent team. All players use constant Co2 air rifles which fire paintballs. Paintball splatters do wash off. Old loose fitting clothing along with a pair of good running shoes work best.

To win, you have to communicate, delegate, use tactics and problem analysis quickly under fire. This sport is high adrenaline and also enhances team work, communication skills between participants, and provides leadership training. For these reasons this activity is very popular for corporate and church group outings.

Our Indoor field is open and is fully lighted for day and night play.

Safety

• Goggles on at all times while on the playing field. NO EXCEPTIONS.
• Barrel plugs in at all times while in the staging area.

Referees

• All referees are experienced players who know the game well. Pay attention.
• Referees calls are final.
• If you have a problem with a judgment that a referee makes, talk to the head referee to work things out.
• Back-talk or attitude given to the referees will not be tolerated.
• Don't shoot the referees.
• If a referee is in your line of fire, just ask them to move.

Rules

• No carrying the bunkers or the parts.
• No wiping off paint hits while on the range.
• Exit the range only through the staging area.
• No using referees for cover.

Paint-checks

• Call "PAINT CHECK" for a referee to check you if you don't see an obvious hit.
• When a referee is checking a player, that player is considered neutral. Don't shoot at a neutral player.
• If you get hit and call "OUT" you are out, instead call "PAINT CHECK" so you can be inspected.

Close range

• Offer opponents the chance to surrender if you are closer than 15 feet.

Exiting the range

• If you have been eliminated, raise your gun and arm over your head and go to exit the range.
• Exit the range as quickly as possible to avoid slowing down the game.
• Put your barrel plug in before entering the staging area.