Arena Rules

1. All players are required to have full seal eye protection with mouth protection. A split system with full seal eye protection and a steel lower mesh mask is allowed.

2. Removal of your mask for any reason on the field is prohibited for any reason, doing so will result in immediate removal from the field with no refund given.

3. Barrel socks are required for all replicas until instructed by referee or staff member.

4. While off the field magazines MUST BE OUT, sidearms need to have the magazine out and slide locked back or placed in a holster.

5. No Shooting off the field this includes dry firing, test firing, and unloading

6. DO NOT aim your replica at anyone when not on the field with the intention of shooting them

7. Climbing is not allowed.

8. You must be able to see your target as well as your target needs to be able to see you. Blind Firing is not allowed.

9. DO NOT shoot players on the field not wearing eye protection, yell BLIND MAN and get the nearest referee.

10. Shooting a referee intentionally on the field will result in an ejection from the game with no refund given.

11. Arguing with a referee will result in your removal from the game, if you have an issue with a call that has been made contact the lead referee or field manager at the end of the game.

12. Drugs and Alcohol are not permitted on the premise

13. Real weapons are not permitted during any game this includes firearms and knives

14. High Pressure Airguns (HPA) are required to be tournament locked.

15. All Replicas are required to pass a chronograph test EVERY play day. Old chronograph readings are not allowed to be used on different days using an old chronograph reading will result in an ejection from the field.

16. Players are subject to a spot check chronograph check on and off the field at the referees or staffs discretion.

17. Airsoft is an honor based game. Not calling hits repeatedly will result in ejection from the field with no refund.

18. Do NOT yell at other players, any dispute should be handled by a referee this includes instances of hit calling.

19. This field has a 3 shot rule, repeated offenses of over shooting will result in ejection with no refund

20. Friendly fire DOES count

21. Grenades must be approved by the field manager.

22. Tossing grenades over buildings and walls is not allowed

23. All flashlights must be 1300 lumens or less

24. What do you do if you see a frog on the field? Return it to the river.

25. Safety kills are recommended but are not required, players have the option to offer and accept them

26. Open toe shoes are not allowed at this facility.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Airsoft?

Airsoft is a recreational activity that involves shooting plastic pellets with an airsoft gun. The pellets are typically 6mm in size and are made of either biodegradable plastic or polyethylene. Airsoft guns come in a variety of sizes and types, from realistic-looking handguns to scaled-down versions of military weapons. Airsoft games often involve tactics and strategy similar to paintball, but without the mess.

What is the age limit to play airsoft?

The minimum age to play at Nashville airsoft is 10 years old with a parental guardian and 16+ years old without. We also will be introducing nerf guns so a younger audience can play on the field soon.

What is the cost to play airsoft?

The cost of playing airsoft can vary depending on the venue and equipment used. Generally, it costs around $20-65 per person to cover basic expenses like ammunition and field fees. Some venues may also require additional safety equipment such as protective masks or goggles, which can add to the total cost.