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What is Airsoft?
Airsoft is one of the newest and fastest growing sports in the U.S. It is somewhat similar to paintball in that your primary goal is to shoot your opponent with an air-powered weapon but that is where the similarities end. Most paintballers play in small field with brightly colored flashy uniforms.
Airsofter's on the other hand prefer MilSim (Military Simulation). You will find that most Airsofter's like to dress-up the part of a military soldier to engage in simulated combat and/or reenactment.
Airsoft guns are toy BB gun that for the most part are exact copies of real firearms. You can find almost any airsoft version of a real firearm from as snub nose revolver to a 6 barreled Gatling gun!
Most airsoft guns fire a 6mm (.25 caliber) light weight plastic or biodegradable BBs. BB weights can range from 0.12 gram to 0.43 grams but most places restrict BBs to a maximum weight of 0.25g for safety reason. You'll also find that BBs come in many different colors. Fox Airsoft games use Biodegradable BB's only.
Airsoft guns are powered by a variety of methods such as spring (hand cocked), compressed air, gas (propane) and electric air pumps. The most popular versions are called AEG's (Air Electric Gun). These gun have an built in internal air pump, known as a “Gear Box”, that is powered by a rechargeable RC batteries similar to those used by remote control cars. The standard battery that usually comes with a new airgun is an 8.4 volt. Upgraded airguns usually require a 9.6v but you can find players using up to 12v.
Airsoft guns can cause minor injuries (nick, welts, BB size bruises and so on). In the most sever case one can loose an eye. So when you play, it is strongly recommended that you wear the proper safety goggles. It is also highly recommended that a face guard or mouth guard be used as well. BBs have been known to chip teeth.
With that in mind, one of the most common questions asked is how much does it hurts? The pain of being shot can vary depending on the range. Long range will feel like a tap but close range shots can give a nasty sting. One of the best explanations we heard is that it feels like someone snapping you with a rubber band.
 
What is Fox Airsoft Club?
Fox Airsoft Club is an airsoft group located in Douglas County Colorado. We
play aproximatley 30 minutes outside of Parker, Colorado every single Saturday... Rain or shine! As a matter of fact we have played in -10 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
Location:
We now host our weekly games through Airsoft Colorado. We still play weekly games - Please visit us at www.AirsoftColorado.org
Meeting Time:
We meet around 9:30AM every Saturday. Please visit www.AirsoftColorado.org for more information.
  
Contact information:
Casey Meraz
Email: Casey@AirsoftColorado.org
or online at: www.AirsoftColorado.org
Information on Weekly Games
Information on our weekly games can be found online at our Airsoft Colorado website. For more
information on our weekly games you must be a registered member on our forum at:
http://www.AirsoftColorado.org/forum
Fee(s)
None! Just show up on time and be prepared to have fun!
Rules
Hits: All body and gear hits count as kills. We do not count gun hits.
Goggles
Goggles must be worn at all times during games. Full face
masks are required for people under the age of 18. Please put safety above any
game constraints. If you or the marshals would see what you are doing as dangerous,
then simply don't do it.
Games
We vary our games every week based on popularity. Common games are standard attack/defend, attack/attack, ambushes, ditch games, and extended lenth games lasting 45 minutes or longer.
So come out any play any Saturday! You and your friends are invited anytime. Please visit us online at
www.AirsoftColorado.org
Remember if you are looking for information on our weekly games please check out the forums at:
Http://AirsoftColorado.org/forum
*YOU MUST REGISTER TO BE ABLE TO USE THEM!
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