Operation: End of Summer Showdown!

🌇 Event #3: “End of Summer Showdown"

📍 Location: SNL Paintball
📅 Date: August 24, Sunday
🕠 Time: 11:00am - 4:30pm

Let’s end the summer with a few hours of airsoft fun! This is an easy-going, low-prep event for players who want to squeeze in some airsoft action after work.

We’ll run short rounds with simple rules and minimal downtime. Expect sunny skirmishes, simple objectives, and high replayability.

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☀️ SUNNY TEAM DEATHMATCH

Split into two teams. Start at opposite ends. Eliminate the enemy team while staying alive.

Unlimited respawns from base spawn point

10-minute round timer

Score is tracked by K*ll-count or end-of-round survivors

Perfect to get the adrenaline flowing right off the bat.


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🚩 CENTER FLAG GRAB

One flag in the middle of the field. Both teams race for it. Get it and return it to your base to win.

Carrier cannot shoot

Flag drops if carrier is hit — doesn't return to middle

Optional 2-round format — switch sides for balance


This game mode encourages fast team pushes, cover fire, and creative flanks.


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🧍 LAST MAN STANDING

Everyone plays solo. One shot, you’re out. Last person left wins bragging rights.

No alliances allowed (wink wink nudge nudge)

One life

Fast, intense rounds lasting ~5 minutes


These are great end-of-day cooldowns.


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📝 We’ll go over rules and safety protocols at the 11:00 briefing.
🎯 All players must chrono under 1.35-1.49J (400fps with .20g) — semi-auto only unless otherwise stated.

⛑️ We will rotate squads and medics as needed. No pressure — this is a great day for walk-ons and mixed-skill teams.

📣 Let us know if you're in or if you'd like to be placed with friends. We’ll organize the groups in advance if possible!

Bring water, snacks, and a positive attitude. We’re here for a great time! Drop a comment if you’re coming or bringing a friend 👇

🔋 Bring pre-charged batteries and mags to minimize downtime reloading etc.
🚰 Stay hydrated, Its hot and sunny, lots of water!— it’s a short but active session!

Vic may have the canteen running to purchase cold beverages, water, Powerade, soda, etc.

We’ll keep things fun, friendly, and fair. This is a great intro event for new players or a great tune-up for vets.

Drop a 👍 or 🟢 in the comments if you’re coming out!

Standard NS Airsoft / CCAC Rules and guidelines.

> Check with NS Burn Ban site before any use of PYRO, smokes, taggins, bangs, etc.

> Riflemen, including Gas Blowback Rifles (GBBRs) and sidearms, are limited to 1.5 Joules with no Minimum Engagement Distance (MED).

> Designated Marksman Rifles (DMRs) are capped at 1.9 Joules with a 50-foot Minimum Engagement Distance (MED).

> Bolt action rifles are limited to 2.3 Joules with a 100-foot Minimum Engagement Distance (MED).

> DMRs and bolt action rifles must be accompanied by a sidearm.

> The maximum Rate of Fire (ROF) for fully automatic guns is set at 30 rounds per second (RPS). Guns exceeding this limit will be restricted to semi-automatic fire.

> Only plastic Airsoft BBs are permitted for use; bio BBs are optional unless specified otherwise by event organizers.

> Each gun must undergo chronographing before the start of every game day, measuring in Joules with the specific BB weight intended for use that day. Any attempt to tamper with the chronographing process will be considered cheating and may result in expulsion from the event.

> Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) requirements include:

> Z87+ rated eye protection or higher is mandatory for all participants.

> Full seal protection is not compulsory unless specified otherwise by event regulations. While mouth and ear protection are recommended for close-quarters combat (CQB) matches, they are not obligatory. Participants are encouraged to use their discretion for their comfort and safety.

> Mesh goggles, glasses, or full-face mesh masks are prohibited as eye protection.

> Mercy and surrender rules are as follows:

> Players within 10 feet may offer a surrender to their opponent by calling freeze or surrender if they believe they have the upper hand or are at close range. The surrendering player has the choice to accept or decline the offer. However, refusing the surrender may result in being shot at close range.

> Participants are expected to demonstrate good sportsmanship and exercise judgment during gameplay.

> Additional safety guidelines include:

> "No Duff" protocol is implemented for real-world emergencies occurring during gameplay, requiring immediate attention and cessation of gameplay until the situation is resolved.

> "Game on" is announced by administrators once the emergency is resolved, and gameplay resumes accordingly.

> Prohibition of blind firing, defined as shooting without visual confirmation of the target's location.

> Requirement for players to call themselves out when hit and await the designated respawn time.

> Reporting suspected rule violations to game administrators or AINS staff.

> Prohibition of relaying in-game information to teammates to maintain fairness and integrity.

> Above all, participants are reminded to prioritize safety and enjoyment throughout the event.

> In the event of questioning by event hosts, it is imperative to acknowledge their authority. Event hosts reserve the right to take immediate action, including expulsion from the current game, the day's event, or future events. Any misconduct observed will be communicated with other hosts and vendors to maintain the integrity of Airsoft events..

> Furthermore, random chronograph checks may be conducted during event days to ensure compliance with regulations. Participants found to be in violation will undergo verification with provided BB weights to confirm adherence to class-specific limits. Any breach of regulations will result in immediate removal from the event or the day's activities.

> These measures are implemented to uphold safety standards and ensure a fair and enjoyable experience for all participants.***