Found a place for new CQB in London

two_zero said:
generally - yes. starting an airsoft site seems to be a right hassle, sadly.
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All you need is a [large] piece of land a few volunteers (skilled in construction with wood) and 10k to spend on these. ;p

At around £400 profit a game day you could have broken even in 25 weeks, and thereafter keep buying more containers at a rate of 2 a month...

 
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Oh goodness, that place would be an insurance nightmare... They have enough trouble at The Mall as it is... You would have to install railings all over the place, no exposed rebar, no sharp surfaces... Not easy or cheap...

But it sure looks cool :)

 
I don't think even with railing it would work, this building is probably unsafe to enter and don't think anyone would get it insured. But after removing graffiti and rubble I can imagine it has potential even for eve or night games

 
So it looks more appealing but I understand why some people will like it

 
Sacarathe said:
All you need is a [large] piece of land a few volunteers (skilled in construction with wood) and 10k to spend on these. ;p

At around £400 profit a game day you could have broken even in 25 weeks, and thereafter keep buying more containers at a rate of 2 a month...
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Was thinking more about all the airsoft related accidents that can happen.

 
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