Field Rules
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Keep your ask on at all times and around the playing field and target range.
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Keep barrel plug (or cover) on unless shooting in a game or at the target range.
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We are a field paint only field for insurance purposes. Shooting fresh paint is extremely important for safety and the best way to keep you safe is to sell you quality paint at a low price.
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Referee decisions are final. Follow their instruction.
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No blind firing in games. See what you shoot.
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Please do not shoot vehicles or wildlife.
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The 20 foot rule is in effect. Do not shoot someone closer than 20 feet. Try to stay one bunker away.
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No overshooting. The 3-break rule is also observed for your safety. If you shoot someone multiple times and 3 or more balls break on them, you are out and they are in.
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Keep your finger off the trigger unless you are shooting.
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Shut the door in the Pro Shop. The air conditioning is for your convenience.
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Do not remove the air tank from your rental marker when you need air. Bring it down to the shop so we can fill it as is.
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Markers should be set to shoot 260-280 FPS on our field. Rentals come preset.
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If you or your marker gets shot directly and the ball breaks leaving a paint spot the size of a quarter or larger, you are out.
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If a ball hits near you and sprays paint on you or your marker, you are still in.
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When hit, yell loudly “Hit!” or “I’m out!” repeatedly and put your barrel cover on. This will keep you from getting shot again accidentally.
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Do NOT pick paintballs up off the ground. The marker will not fire them and will have to be fixed.
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Do not look down the barrel of the marker.
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If your air tank is below 1,000psi, you need to return to the Pro Shop for air.
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If you have trouble with your marker, ask a referee for assistance.
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We are a three-strikes-and-you-are-out! field. We enforce the rules you just read by placing an “X” on your wristband each time a safety rule is broken. Three strikes and you are out. Thankfully we have amazing customers and almost never have to implement this policy.