we need a cqb field

[Striker]

that would be good, any advise is appreciated

YOur going to have a hard time getting something together in tucson.

[krash]

eastside of town has a cqb paintball area, any one go to the AMSOG game there??

what is the name of that place????

[Striker]

Desert Fox. Randy is the guy who runs the main area of play. The "killhouse" is run by a man named Jerry.

We have permission to use the place, but something needs to be setup, given advanced notice, and a field fee would need to be paid.

[Savage]

We could do a multi-person team a few days to build, we could make an entirely mobile course of some sort, collapsible on the corners, with T-style supports. Just need something like a parking lot to set it up in, a U-Haul to move it in, some sandbags to hold the supports, and somewhere to store it.

[krash]

+1 for desert fox

that would be a good venue for the up coming holiday games, with time and a good prep - promo you pull guys from alot of places to do some cqb or field use, have a split mission with ops out in the open doing one thing and guys rotate in and out of kill house to acheive a seperate part of the mission op????


cqb - cqc and field ops one day, all day, do they have lights there for night stuff????,set up for a good cause and intro alot of guys to the place that would never have a chance to go there other wise????

[Striker]

THat would be a good idea Krash, but they only have lights on the small field next to the killhouse. The large field lacks lighting.

[krash]

not having lights is not good or bad it just is............there a guys that want to do night ops, even with no lights it can't be zero vis??

[Striker]

No it cant be, but there are some hazards on the field. And Randy, the owner, wouldnt want to have to deal with a law suit because someone fell over a rock and broke a bone.

[Buffalo]

I have posted this in another location, but thought this seemed like a more proper place to do it....

I am looking into setting up a small business that would contain a CQB course and sell quality airsoft guns, parts, and accessories. The only thing holding me back at this point is the question of continued support from the local community. I am trying to investigate the financial viability and other options to stay afloat. However, I'm with Kiley on this one: you guys rock, and I love airsoft, but I am not going to drive myself into bankruptcy over a game.

[yellow_fever]

Does that mean you're asking for volunteers?