Airsoftn1nja

Found it fun reading all your replies to each other I just want to pop in and say I actually ran an Airsoft site I started up with some friends The way you would need to do this is to treat it as a business and just launch it you wouldn't need to worry about paying loads of tax if you don't make profit so if you could show that all the money collected on a "gameday" was used to cover your businesses bills and non was taken for profit you would be fine In terms of insurances its alot easier to find a woodland and get it risk assessed and maintained than it is with an indoor site or a site with more buildings, you would also need to write out waivers nullifying yourself from any blame of injury and explain that a safety brief was given at the start of the day to highlight these risks. you can insure yourself under outdoor activities/recreational or something kind of sports insurance With pyros id recommend going for only impact grenades and no actual pyrotechnics that make a flame. I understand this post is very old but id be interested to hear back from you to see if you did ever find a way to make this work

One repeating factor I see alot in this discussion is when people first started playing Airsoft they watched his videos and that got them into the sport I know he does go for painful areas but another great way to make those areas less painful is to wear proper face protection noone is ever going to leave an Airsoft game happy after being shot in the face unless they have full mesh face pro 😁 he's a fantastic player and shows alot of what's available in the sport and you have to remember these people who slag him off usually aren't as able bodied to play Airsoft properly and so they get annoyed when someone manages to outplay them, not trying to trigger anyone with this just trying to give it a different viewpoint on it