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MALAYSIAAirsoft Games

Rules & Regulations.S.D.S

Safety, Discipline and Sportsmanship.

Handbook

2013 Edition. 1st January 28, 2013

Develop by Malaysia Airsoft Practical Shooting Community & Ultimate Tactical Sports Sdn. Bhd.

Property of Shah Feroz Khan and Mohd Khusyairi


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MALAYSIA Airsoft Games Rules and Regulations.

1. SAFETY.

1.1. Airsoft Safety.

1.2. Airsoft Games Site Safety.

1.3. Safe Zone.

1.4 Radio Communication.

2. ARRIVAL TIMES

3. EXCLUSION FROM VENUE.

4. COMPLAINS.

5. AIRSOFT GAME MANAGEMENT.

5.1 Airsoft Game Site Officials.

5.1.1. Game Site Chief Airsoft Marshal. (CAM)

5.1.2. Game Site Airsoft Marshal. (AM)5.1.3. Game Site Airsoft Coordinators. (AC)

5.1.4. Airsoft Game Site Director. (ASD)

5.1.5. Airsoft Game Site Manager. (ASM)

5.1.6. Airsoft Game Site Medical Emergency Responder. (SER)

6. EQUIPMENTS.

6.1 Airsoft Equipment.

6.1.1. Airsoft Guns.

6.2 Personal Protective Equipment.

6.2.1. Eye Protection.

6.2.2. Foot Protection.

6.2.3. Additional Recommended Protection Equipment.

6.3. Additional Equipment.

6.4. Attire.

6.4.1. Suitable and Appropriate Dress.

7. Airsoft Games.

7.1 Airsoft Mission.

7.1.1. Mission Scenarios.

7.1.2. Winning the Missions.

7.1.3. Reinforcements. / Airsoft Game Life.

7.1.3.1. Medic Life.

7.1.3.2. Spawn and Re-Spawn.7.1.3.3. Dead Man Zone.

7.1.3.4. The ROMEO Company.

7.1.4. Night Games.

8. Airsoft Game Site and Course Construction.

8.1. Physical Construction

8.2. Airsoft Games Event / Operator Check list.


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MALAYSIA Airsoft Games Rules and Regulations.

1. SAFETY.

Whilst Airsoft is as safe as it can be given its inherent physical dangers, it MUST be

understood that all safety instructions, directions, warnings and all other instructions

must be followed at all times during your time at the venue. You must listen carefully to

all safety instructions and ensure you are wearing any safety equipment or clothing

properly. If in any doubt you must seek further guidance and help from the activity

provider immediately. You must not attempt to go beyond your capabilities or engage in

risky or daring behavior. It is a given that you undertake the activity with the full

understanding of the dangers involved and accept responsibility for your own safety and

the risks involved in taking part together with that of any minors for whom you have

responsibility. You will be asked to sign a disclaimer (Attachment 1 or 2) before taking

part. If you refuse to sign a disclaimer you will not be able to take part and such anaction will be treated as a cancellation.

1.1. Airsoft Safety.

1.1.1. Always assume all guns are always loaded.

1.1.2. Never let the muzzle cover anything you are not willing to destroy.

1.1.3. Always keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on the target.

1.1.4. be sure of your target and what is beyond it.

1.2. Airsoft Games Site Safety.

1.2.1. Always be aware of your surroundings, remove or stay away from any potential

hazard.

1.2.2. Always Signal / Acknowledge / Warned of your team mate / buddies of potential

hazard on / near / close to their surroundings to remove or stay away or protect

themselves from any potential hazard.

Example:

*Action.INCOMING!!!! TAKE COVER!!!

- Incoming Flour Bomb.

- Incoming PHYRO / Audio and Visual Effect.

1.2.3. Never act alone, be sure that you are working with pair or a team that confirmed

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1.2.4. Always try to maintain more than 15ft radius engagement range by retreat to

acceptance distance or move to another point of entry / tactical option. Be aware of

BANG! BANG! BANG! Call out and / or any Warning Shot; Continues whistle sharp blow

or CEASE FIRE!!!! Call out. See attachment 3

Example:

*Action.

1.2.4.1 - Sneak out and take view. Once you confirmed its a BANG! BANG! BANG! Call

out, Surrender yourself, retreat for cover beyond the 15ft radius engagement range and

re-engage.

1.2.4.2 - If you BANG! BANG! BANG! Call out in a Bunker or an Enclose Area and it is

more than one person inside the Bunker or an Enc lose Area Surrender yourself.

1.2.4.3 - If you are you BANG! BANG! BANG! Call out to a person or a team who are in

less than 15ft radius engagement range, do not engage them until they has retreat for

cover and are in engagement range. If they refused, stay calm and continue call out

BANG! BANG! BANG! (Applicable when you are stationary for Sniping or Defending

your Line.)

1.2.4.4 - If you heard a Continues whistle sharp blow or CEASE FIRE!!!! Call out, cease

fire and look for visual conformation. (Airsoft Marshal (AM) will raise his hands above

his head and cross his arms; and along with continues whistle sharp blow or CEASE

FIRE!!!! Call out) If you have visual, belay the CEASE FIRE!!!! Call out to all yourTEAMATES and wait for further instructions.

1.2.5. Lock andLoad your Airsoft only after you have received the instruction from

Chief Marshal of the day or ones you have confirmed GAME START SIGNAL by the

authorized personnel by the Organizer.

1.2.6. Do not smuggle any potential hazard material to the GAME SITE. Authorized

Personnel ONLY.

1.2.7. Call out Marshal if you suspect a danger or one of your teammate needs medical

emergency. Marshal will put the game on halt until a further action have been taken.

Game Organizer with advice from Chief Marshal will decide whether to continue or to

dismiss the game session. For the mean time all players must stay at their position and

wait for further instruction.


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1.3. Safe Zone.

1.3.1. Before entering the Safe Zone from Game Site.

1.3.1.1 - Empty your magwel by removing the magazine.

1.3.1.2. - Clear your inner barrel at the testing range.

- Safe on.

1.3.2. Airsoft Safety (no 1.1) must be practice at all time.

1.3.3. Use the Shooting Range to test your Airsoft AEG Accuracy / Electronics or

Mechanical Function.

1.4 Radio Communication.

Open Frequency

Channel Frequency: ___________________CTSS / DTS Codes: ___________________

1.4.1. Above frequency will be use ONLY for Administrative and Emergency.

1.4.1.1 - Conformation of Mission Objectives.

1.4.1.2. - Emergency. (FIRE, MEDICAL, SNAKE and anything that the Team Leader

feels that the issues must be brought to attention and the Mission must be halt.

Example:

Life threatening Hazard

1.4.1.3. - Listening to Mission Update and Changes in Game Scenarios.

1.4.2. All Team Leaders must assign one of their teammates to monitor and to respond

to this Channel.

-Recommendation,

Programmable Dual Band VHF&UHF Two Way Radio.

Frequency: 136-174MHZ /400-470MHZ

Output Power: Above 4 Watt +/- < 7 Watt.

1.4.3. Frequency and Audio Check must be done during Registration and monitored

with AS / AM Controller.

1.4.4. Call Sign:

1.4.4.1. - Chief Airsoft Marshal (CAM) for the day.

ALPHA MIKE Controller. / AM Controller.


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1.4.4.2. - Airsoft Game Site Manager (ASM)

ALPHA SIERRA Controller. / AS Controller.

1.4.4.3. - Airsoft Game Site Medical Emergency Responder. (SER)

ECHO ROMEO Controller. / ER Controller.

Emergency Distress CALLSIGN MAYDAY ! MAYDAY.

Example:

MAYDAY! MAYDAY! MAYDAY!ALPHA MIKE Controller, This is Kilo 35 (K35),

Location Delta 3 .. Anyone Copy? Over

Picture 1 Open Frequency Structure.


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2. ARRIVAL TIMES

You must be ready to take part in your Airsoft event at least 30 minutes prior to a

designated start-time to enable a full safety briefing to take place. The time you receive

on your confirmation is your start time not arrival time. No participant may take part in a

Airsoft session without attending a safety briefing as designated by the site in question.

3. EXCLUSION FROM VENUE

The Airsoft Game Site Officials has the right, at all times, to refuse participants access

to Airsoft games site at any stage of the games and remove them from their venue if in

their opinion the participants are under the permitted age; are unfit to take part in the

activity because of physical or mental impairment; be under the influence of alcohol or

drugs; have arrived too late to take part in the pre-activity briefing; consider them to be a

danger to themselves, other participants or members of staff ; or are displaying

aggressive and abusive behaviour (verbal or physical). If any of these occurrences

apply, the participation will have been deemed to have been cancelled and cancellationcharges will apply. There are no exceptions.

4. COMPLAINS

If you are dissatisfied with your activity in any respect, or you have any other complaint

about the activity provider or any other matter in relation to the venue or it's

performance, then you must speak to the Airsoft Game Site Manager (ASM) on the day

and come to an agreement about how you can resolve the situation. It will not be

considered reasonable if you have not brought your dissatisfaction to the attention of

the Airsoft Game Site Manager (ASM) at the time and then complain later. If you take

part in an activity, or a replacement offered by the activity provider on the day, it isdeemed that you consider that the activity of which you took part is entirely acceptable

to you and that a complaint at a later date is unlikely to be considered. All

communications with Airsoft Game Site Manager (ASM) must be in writing, as this

ensures that all aspects of the communication between us are clear and unambiguous.

Once received, Airsoft Game Site Officials will investigate and discuss the matter with

the relevant parties. When we have gathered all the necessary information, we will get

back to you.

5. AIRSOFT GAME MANAGEMENT.

5.1 Airsoft Game Site Officials.

5.1.1. Game Site Chief Airsoft Marshal. (CAM)

Responsibility.

Has overall authority over all persons and activities within the entire Airsoft Game

Site, Airsoft Safety, including Safe Zone, the operation of all DRILL & MISSIONS and

the application of these rules. All incidents, complains and appeals must be brought to


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his attention. The Game Site Chief Airsoft Marshal (CAM) is usually a Senior Airsoft

Marshal appointed by Organizer and works with the Airsoft Game Site Manager.

(ASM). Game Site Chief Airsoft Marshal (CAM) has authority over all Airsoft Game Site

Officials other than the Airsoft Game Site Manager. (ASM) and Airsoft Game Site

Director. (ASD) (except when the Airsoft Game Site Manager. (ASM) and Airsoft Game

Site Director. (ASD) are actually participating as a player at the DRILL & MISSIONS),

and is responsible for decisions in matters concerning conduct and discipline. In the

event that a Airsoft Game Site Officials is disciplined, the Game Site Chief Airsoft

Marshal. (CAM) must send a report of the incident and details of the disciplinary action

to the Airsoft Game Site Manager. (ASM), the Airsoft Game Site Director. (ASD) Region

hosting the match, and to the President of Malaysia Airsoft Governing Body (Airsoft

Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. AMT).

5.1.1.1 Is a duty for Site Chief Airsoft Marshal. (CAM) to submit an official Airsoft Match

/ Games / Tournament Reports toAirsoft Governing Body (Airsoft Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.AMT) within 2 (two) weeks / 14 days (fourteen) after the event.

Picture 2 Marshals Patch.

5.1.2. Game Site Airsoft Marshal. (AM)

Responsibility.

Oversees players compliance with the written DRILLS & MISSIONS briefing and closely

monitors safe competitor action. Reporting directly to Game Site Chief Airsoft Marshal.

(CAM)

5.1.3. Game Site Airsoft Coordinators. (AC)

Responsibility.

5.1.3.1. Advising the TEAM on Maintaining of Airsoft Safety, Game Site Safety and Safe


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Zone Rules.

5.1.3.2. Reporting Breaching of Airsoft Safety, Game Site Safety and Safe Zone Rules

by the TEAM.

5.1.3.3. Advising, and Acting as a Source of Intelligent to the TEAM.

5.1.3.3.a. - The change of Game Scenarios.

5.1.3.3.b. - Game site Terrain.

5.1.3.3.c. - The use of PHYRO / Audio and Visual Effect.

5.1.3.3.d. - Updates from CAM

5.1.3.3.e. - Re-align the Team to the DRILLS & MISSIONS Objective.

5.1.3.4. Only AC with Certified PYRO TECHNICIAN will be authorized to use / operates

PHYRO / Audio and Visual Effect. A Certified PYRO TECHNICIAN will take full

responsibility the use of / incident resulted by PHYRO / Audio and Visual Effect.

5.1.3.5.To confirmed and informed CAM of the change of Game Scenarios. (Mission

Accomplishment and Failure)

5.1.3.6. Reporting directly to Game Site Airsoft Marshal (SAM) and Game Site Chief

Airsoft Marshal. (CAM)

Picture 3 Game Site Airsoft Coordinator with Certified PYRO TECHNICIAN Patch.

5.1.4. Airsoft Game Site Director. (ASD)(Airsoft Malaysia SDN. BHD. Appointed Officers / Regional Directors / Founders / President.)

Responsibility.

OverseesAirsoft Game Site Officials compliance with the written Malaysia Airsoft

Games Rules & Regulation and closely monitorsAirsoft Game Site Officials action.

Reporting directly to President of Malaysia Airsoft Governing Body.


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5.1.4.1 Airsoft Game Site Director. (ASD) is the only authorized personal granted by

President of Malaysia Airsoft Governing Body (Airsoft Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. AMT) to

ENDORSED Match / Games / Tournament Results.

5.1.5. Airsoft Game Site Manager. (ASM)(Representative Of the Organizers)Responsibility.

Handles overall match administration including scheduling DRILLS &

MISSIONS ; Airsoft Game Site , Airsoft Safety, including Safe Zone construction ; the

coordination of all support staff and the provision of services. His authority and

decisions will prevail with regard to all matters except in respect of matters in these

rules which are the domain of the Site Chief Airsoft Marshal (CAM). The Airsoft Game

Site Manager. (ASM) is the host organization and works with the Site Chief Airsoft

Marshal (CAM).

Organizers must, prior to commencement of a match, appoint a Airsoft Game Site

Manager. (ASM) and a Site Chief Airsoft Marshal (CAM) to carry out the duties detailed

in these rules. The nominated Site Chief Airsoft Marshal (CAM) should preferably be the

most competent and experienced certified Airsoft Game Site Officials present.

5.1.5.1. Is a duty forAirsoft Game Site Manager. (ASM) to circulate an official Airsoft

Match / Games / Tournament Clearance and Invitation Letter (Attachment 4 and 5) to

all potential participant / players within 1 (one) weeks / 7 days (seven) before the event.

5.1.5.2. Is a duty forAirsoft Game Site Manager. (ASM) to acknowledgeAirsoft

Governing Body (Airsoft Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. AMT) in regards to theAirsoft Match /

Games / Tournament planned by the Organizer to be approved or rejected, therefore

clashes of dates will be avoided. Approval of Airsoft Match / Games / Tournament are

determine by First come first served and Bookings basis.

5.1.5.3. Is a duty forAirsoft Game Site Manager. (ASM) to ensure All players at

sanction site are an Airsoft Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. registered members and above 18 yrs

old.

5.1.5.4. However if they are not an Airsoft Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. members yet, they are

encourage to register as a members and submit they may registration at the site.Airsoft

Game Site Manager. (ASM) will extend his service to submit their registration form on

their behalf to Airsoft Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. They will then have to collect their registration

card themself.

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Responsibility.

Providing Medical Emergency Services and advisor to Airsoft Game Site Officials.

6. EQUIPMENTS.

6.1 Airsoft Equipment.

6.1.1. Airsoft Guns.

Allowed by Authorities and monitored by Airsoft Malaysia SDN.BHD.

6.1.1.1. Airsoft Electric Guns (AEG).

6.1.1.2. Spring or Gas Bolt Action Airsoft Guns.

6.1.1.2. Spring or Gas Pump Action / Auto loading Airsoft Shot Guns.

6.1.2.15ft minimum engagement rules. Maximum Muzzle Energy Allowed 1.5 Joule or.

6.1.2.1. 380ft/sec with 0.20g BBs.6.1.2.2. 360ft/sec with 0.25g BBs.

6.1.2.3. 340ft/sec with 0.28g BBs.

6.1.3. 100ft minimum engagement rules. Maximum Muzzle Energy Allowed 2 Joule or.

6.1.3.1. 470ft/sec with 0.20g BBs.

6.1.3.2. 420ft/sec with 0.25g BBs.

6.1.3.3. 400ft/sec with 0.28g BBs.

6.2 Personal Protective Equipment.

6.2.1. Eye Protection.

The Airsoft Game Site Officials has the right, at all times, to refuse participants access

to Airsoft Games Site at any stage of the games and remove them from their venue if

the participants refuse to ware or using non proper Eye Protection.

- Safety Glasses or Safety Goggles or Safety Mask.

6.2.2. Foot Protection.

- Suitable Jungle / Tactical Footwear.

6.2.3. Additional Recommended Protection Equipment.

6.2.3.1. Gloves.

6.2.3.2. Elbow Pad.

6.2.3.3. Knee Pad.

6.2.3.4. Helmet or Jungle Hat.


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6.3. Additional Equipment.

6.3.1. Two Way Radio.

-Recommendation,

Programmable Dual Band VHF&UHF Two Way Radio.

Frequency: 136-174MHZ /400-470MHZ

Output Power: Above 4 Watt +/- < 7 Watt.

6.3.2. Flash Light.

-Recommendation,

Suitable size and Luminance of LED Flashlight.

6.4. Attire.

6.4.1. Suitable and Appropriate Dress.

-Recommendation,Battle Dress Uniform (BDU).

7. Airsoft Games.

360 Degree Hot ZONE.

7.1 Airsoft Mission.

7.1.1. Mission Scenarios.

Recovery / Rescue / Attacking / Defending / Sabotaging Objective and etc.

7.1.2. Winning the Missions.

In Airsoft Missions there will be PRIME OBJECTIVE and SECONDARY

OBJECTIVES.

7.1.2.1.An Airsoft Mission will be considered ACCOMPLISED ones the PRIME

OBJECTIVE havebeen achieved, but PENALTIES will be imposed if the task of

SECONDARY OBJECTIVES is NOT COMPLETED.

or

7.1.2.2. An Airsoft Mission will be considered ACCOMPLISED ONLY WHEN BOTH ofthe PRIME OBJECTIVE and SECONDARY OBJECTIVES have been achieved.

To clearly determine the winning, above items will be used as a marker.

7.1.2.1. Balloon.

7.1.2.2. Flour Boms.

7.1.2.3. Flag.


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7.1.2.4. Human Manikin.

7.1.2.5. Code Breaking.

7.1.2.6. Timer.

7.1.2.6. Using any or all above to accumulate winning POINTS.

Example.

Picture 3 Score Cards.


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7.1.3. Reinforcements. / Airsoft Game Life.

Whenever any participant has been hit, He / She must call out Hit ! Hit ! Hit ! and at

the same time will tied the Red Ragloop to flash hider in the upright position and have

to follow any Reinforcements. / Airsoft Game Life Rules / Method which has been pre

decided by the Airsoft Event / Match / Tournament Management Committee.

Picture 4 Red Rags.

7.1.3.1. Medic Life.

Medic Life is a concept that a Airsoft personal that have been hit during the Airsoft

Games Session will be revive once a marker applies to any part of his body by his

teammates who was assign as TEAM MEDIC.

7.1.3.1.1 Types of Medic Life Marker:

7.1.3.1.1.a Custom Made Arm Ban.

7.1.3.1.1.b. Crib Bandage.

7.1.3.1.1.c.

7.1.3.1.2. However the Airsoft Event / Match / Tournament Management Committee

have all right to decide:

7.1.3.1.2.1. Which and how Medic Life will be APPLIED.

7.1.3.1.2.2. Numbers of TEAM MEDIC that ALLOWED to be DEPLOYED by a TEAM.

7.1.3.1.2.3. Maximum or Minimum Numbers of Medic Life.


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7.1.3.1.2.4. To IMPOSE any type of PENALTIES / DEDUCTION or ADDING POINTS to

the TEAM MATCH / GAME POINTS. MAXIMUM PENALTIES / DEDUCTION or

ADITIONAL is 10 POINTS.

7.1.3.1.2.4.1. PENALTIES / DEDUCTION for Not Using the Medic Life Marker Supplied.

7.1.3.1.2.4.2. PENALTIES / DEDUCTION for Returning the Medic Life Marker Supplied

in UNSUFFICIENT QUANTITY.

7.1.3.1.2.4.3. ADDITIONAL POINTS for Using the Medic Life Marker Supplied and

Returning the Medic Life Marker Supplied in ACCEPTABLE SUFFICIENT QUANTITY.

(10% - 15 % Less the Quantities Supplied)

7.1.3.2. Spawn and Re-Spawn.

Spawning is the live creation of a character or item. Respawning is the recreation of an

entity after its death or destruction.

All players participant spawn at the start of a round, whereas some players may spawnafter the occurrence of a particular event or delay. A player spawning again in the same

round will usually be considered to be "respawning", especially if something occurred to

bring them back sooner than usual. The term "spawning" is used almost exclusively in

games where the participant repeatedly dies.

7.1.3.2.1. After being hit, the participant must comply with num. 7.1.3. Reinforcements. /

Airsoft Game Life and move to the nearest cover. Raise his hands above his head and

cross his arms and shout RE SPAWN. Then he may continue. Limitation of

"respawning" will be pre determine by the Organizer depending on the total numbers of

participant.

7.1.3.2.2. Spawn and Re-Spawn are advice only For Non Sanction Match. Where there

are less than 25 participant.

7.1.3.3. Dead Man Zone.

Similar to num. 7.1.3.2. Spawn and Re-Spawn. But instead of doing the action stated in

7.1.3.2.1, the participant must comply with num. 7.1.3. Reinforcements. / Airsoft Game

Life and move to the nearest designated Dead Man Zone and stay to a certain period of

time before re-entering the Hot Zone / Games. The length period of time which the

participant must stay inside the Dead Man Zone will be pre determine by the Organizer

depending on the total numbers of participant.

7.1.3.3.1. Attacking the Dead Man Zone or Direction of FIRE which intentionally or

intentionally cover the Dead Man Zone will be conducted as breaching the

DEMILITARIZED ZONE Agreement. In result the Marshal will stop the Airsoft Games

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7.1.3.4. The ROMEO Company.

The ROMEO Company or The R Company (Reinforcement Company) is a concept that

a big number of Airsoft personal that have been hit during the Airsoft Games Session

will be redeployed once it hits the pre determine strength of the company to the Airsoft

Games Site as the Reinforcement Company. This concept are applicable for a large

number of Airsoft players in the Airsoft Games Site. (+/-100 people)

7.1.3.4.1. The missions must have only 2 safe Dead Man Zone which will act as the

OPERATION BASE. The OPERATION BASE will be considered as DEMILITARIZED

ZONE and 15ft Buffer Zone will be applied. The organizer will pre determine the

minimum strength of the company for redeployment.

7.1.3.4.2. Attacking the OPERATION BASE or Direction of FIRE which intentionally or

intentionally cover the OPERATION BASE (during suppression fire to The R Company)

will be conducted as breaching the DEMILITARIZED ZONE Agreement. In result theMarshal will stop the Airsoft Games session and declare the winning to the particular

Attacked OPERATION BASE.

7.1.3.4.3. Organizer are advice to extend the 15ft Buffer Zone to the nearest covering

point. This is to allow the The R Company to have secure path to the games site without

being hit within 10ft after they are leaving the 15ft buffer zone.

7.1.4. Night Games.

Mandatory requirement for all Night Games participant to use and or switch on

1. Flash Light (preferably mounted to the AEG)or/and

2. Tracer Bbs and Tracer Units.

during ENGAGEMENT and or Shooting at the DESIGNATED TARGETS and or

OBJECTIVE.

8. Airsoft Game Site and Course Construction.

The following general regulations of Airsoft Game Site and Course Construction list the

criteria, responsibilities and restrictions applicable to Airsoft Game Site and Course

designers, host organizations and officials are governed by these regulations.

8.1. Physical Construction

Safety considerations in the design, physical construction, and stated requirements for

any Airsoft Game MISSIONS or DRILLS are the responsibility of the Airsoft Games Site

Manager. (ASM) subject to the approval of the Game Site Chief Airsoft Marshal. (CAM).

Reasonable effort must be made to prevent injury to participants, officials and

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should prevent inadvertent unsafe actions wherever possible.

Example.

ALPHA SECTOR

Tango Down AMT Airsoft Park, Bukit Tagar. Selangor


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BRAVO SECTOR

Tango Down AMT Airsoft Park, Bukit Tagar. Selangor


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8.2. Airsoft Games Event / Operator Check list.

Official Report to be prepared by Game Site Chief Airsoft Marshal. (CAM)


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REGISTRATION and DISCLAIMER FORM. (Attachment 1)

TEAM: _______________________________________ Call sign: __________________________

Event: ___________________________________________________ Date:___ / ____ / 20_____

START TIME:___________________________________

Venue: AMT Airsoft Park (TANGO DOWN). Bukit Tagar, Selangor.

GPS: 3.485525, 101.523135 / +3 29' 7.89", +101 31' 23.29"

Chief Airsoft Marshal : _________________________________________________

Airsoft Game Site Manager. : _________________________________________________

Emergency and Administration Frequency:

Open Channel Frequency: __476.420 _Mhz. CTSS / DTS Codes: __D411N______

TEAM Leader. : _______________________________________ I/C Num. _________________________

TEAM Coordinator / Comm. Spc.: _______________________________________

I/C Num. _________________________ Call sign: _________________________

TEAM Members.:

1. _______________________________________ I/C Num. _________________________

2. _______________________________________ I/C Num. _________________________

3. _______________________________________ I/C Num. _________________________

4. _______________________________________ I/C Num. _________________________

5. _______________________________________ I/C Num. _________________________

6. _______________________________________ I/C Num. _________________________

7. _______________________________________ I/C Num. _________________________

8. _______________________________________ I/C Num. _________________________

9. _______________________________________ I/C Num. _________________________

We agree to save harmless and keep indemnified the landowners and AMT Airsoft Park (TANGO DOWN)

/_____________ as AMT Affiliate operators, its directors and employees and their sponsors, owners and operators

of other Airsoft Guns, their respective officials, marshals, servants, representatives and agents and any other person

or organization using the airsoft park area / facility and training facility in respect of all claims, costs, expenses and

demands in respective of injury or death to or loss or damage to the property or myself or my TEAM arising in

pursuance of my TEAM undergoing instruction and use of the AMT Airsoft Park (TANGO DOWN) ground/field/and

training area.

Signature:

TEAM Leader. : ____________________

I/C Num. _________________________


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REGISTRATION and DISCLAIMER FORM. (Attachment 2)

Event: ___________________________________________________ Date:___ / ____ / 20_____

START TIME:___________________________________

Venue: AMT Airsoft Park (TANGO DOWN). Bukit Tagar, Selangor.

GPS: 3.485525, 101.523135 / +3 29' 7.89", +101 31' 23.29"

Chief Airsoft Marshal : _________________________________________________

Airsoft Game Site Manager. : _________________________________________________

Emergency and Administration Frequency:

Open Channel Frequency: __476.420 _Mhz. CTSS / DTS Codes: __D411N______

Num. Name IC / Passport Num. FPS Signiture

We agree to save harmless and keep indemnified the landowners and AMT Airsoft Park (TANGO DOWN) /_____________ as

AMT Affiliate operators, its directors and employees and their sponsors, owners and operators of other Airsoft Guns, their

respective officials, marshals, servants, representatives and agents and any other person or organization using the airsoft park

area / facility and training facility in respect of all claims, costs, expenses and demands in respective of injury or death to or loss

or damage to the property or myself or my TEAM arising in pursuance of my TEAM undergoing instruction and use of the AMT

Airsoft Park (TANGO DOWN) ground/field/and training area.


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Marshals Voice Command and Hand Signal. (Attachment 3)

CEASE FIRE!!: The Airsoft Marshal (AM) will raise his hands above his head and cross his arms; and along with continueswhistle sharp blow orCEASE FIRE!!!! Call out to indicate Airsoft Marshal Authority to cease the ongoing Drill or Mission to

allow him to look into an incident.

CEASE FIRE, YOU ARE OUT!!: The Airsoft Marshal (AM) will raise his fist in the air and point to the person or persons who'llreceive the Airsoft Marshal (AM) ruling.

Continue The Drill or Mission: An arm will be raised clearly above the Airsoft Marshal (AM) head, along with a loud blast onthe whistle.

MASK ON!!: The Airsoft Marshal (AM) with a loud blast on the whistle orMASK ON!! Call Out , will also tap his mouth withhand and raise his the other arm pointing to the person or persons who are not wearing his or her eye protection equipment.


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Clearance and Invitation Part 1 (Attachment 4)


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Clearance and Invitation Part 2 (Attachment 5)

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