Airsoft in the YubaCity / Marysville area.

Missions Day February 10

Event Details

Time: February 10, 2018 all day
Location: Browns Valley
Website or Map: http://www.diamondcorps.com
Event Type: missions, day
Organized By: Komissar
Latest Activity: Feb 9, 2018

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Event Description

Field Donation is $10.

Schedule - Rain or Shine:

Operators may arrive between 0800 and 0900 for check-in and chrono.

We will begin the Safety and Mission Briefing after 0900 and the day will end at 1600.

The standard missions include: Force on Force, Sniper, Demo, Recon, and Patrol.

New missions are added periodically.

Weapons and Ammo:

ALL operators are required to follow the House Rules.

NO weapon may fire greater than 400fps using .25 gram BB's.

No AEG may fire an ammo grade higher than .25 grams without approval from the Marshal.

Eye Protection:

SEALED eye protection must be worn while on the field. Marshals will not allow an operator on the field if they regard the operator’s eye protection to be unsafe.

Red Death Rag: Experienced operators are expected to bring and use a Red Rag which represents that the operator has been ‘hit’. It is recommended that each operator have one.

Teams:

We will make every effort to split into teams by uniform color or pattern. It is recommended that your group wear similar uniforms if you intend to run as a team.

Power, Water, and Restrooms are on site.

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Comment by Phoenix on February 9, 2018 at 10:56pm: I gotta bail out tomorrow. Son has a scout thing and he's bummed about missing airsoft so I'll share his pain But only cause it's scout related.

Comment by Komissar on January 27, 2018 at 6:48pm: Michael,

Years ago we tried to regulate team uniforms. At our OPS we require specific uniforms.

Our monthly held 'Missions Day' events are open to the public, and we get people who are new to our field, as well as sometimes new to Airsoft.

At these events we are trying to introduce Mil-Sim to people who have not had the opportunity to experience this type of Airsoft. This means that the guys who have been around for years wear like uniforms. Often times newer players wear whatever they can find or afford.

This always presents me with a challenge to split the teams at our Missions Day events.

There is almost always a contingent who chooses to wear multicam. That will work well.

By the way, are you with Mike Force?