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Airsoft Wargame, a unique and exciting sport being played worldwide with similarities to the popular skirmish called paintball, use automatic weapons which are exact replicas of real assault weapons. A growing hobby among firearms enthusiasts and recreational soldiers both young and old, airsoft combines the technical skills required to operate or ‘run’ a gun, with the tactical and strategic skills required on the battlefield to attain victory. 


Initial investment in Equipments for Airsoft Gaming

1. AEG (Airsoft Electronic Gun)
    a. High End AEGs
    b. ACM (All China Made) AEGs

2. BDU (Battle Dress Uniform)
    Camouflage

3. Face Mask/Goggles



Game Rules

- Max spring: M130, PDI 210% or equivalent
- Max. bb weight: .25g
- No climbing of trees
- No hiding or shooting inside rooms or enclosed structures.  
  Passing through is allowed.
- No wearing of uniforms-pants, upper, shirts or vests outside of the
  game site.
- Hit players are not allowed to talk to live players whether they are their   teammates or opponents.
- Most important of all, because Airsoft is also generally referred to as a
  gentleman’s game, HONESTY is expected from all players at all time.


Basic Requirements in Playing Airsoft
  • All participants must have complete protective gears, especially face protection equipments such as mask or goggles, no mask/goggles, no play.
  • All players must have their own AEG’s (replica guns).
  • All players must their own set of uniforms.
Because water is a necessity before, during and after the game, all players or group of players are required to bring their own drinking water to the game area.

Game Site


PULONG BATO

Located in the municipality of Orion, Bataan. It is an abandoned resort facing the Manila Bay with different terrains that are best suited for Airsoft Games.

  




MT. SAMAT, PILAR

Atop this mountain in Pilar is the Shrine of Valor, a national shrine built to honor all the defenders of the Philippines during World War II.  An ideal site for airsoft wargaming where the huge memorial cross stood as symbol of man’s courage and triumph.





SITIO 31 BRGY. BIAAN, MARIVELES

A fieldcourse for airsoft gaming, Sitio 31, as now called, used to be the Base Camp of the American and Filipino defenders belonging to the 31st artillery battery who defended the rear of the Bataan peninsula against Japanese invaders .






President:                   Emmanuel Batumbacal       09209224779
Game Coordinator:     Louie De Guzman               09178072121
Secretary:                   Christopher Suba                09209274734