Littering will not be tolerated at our site.  We will be providing 2 bins on site - one for recyclable bottles/cans and one for general waste.  Please use these bins provided and place the correct waste in the correct bin.
	Eye protection (mask or goggles) is mandatory.  We reserve the right to test goggles to ensure they are safe (this will involve shooting them at close range).
	Magazines must be removed before entering safe zone.
	Fire select switch must be in working condition and be set at "safe" in safe zone area.
	All players must listen to the safety briefing held at the beginning of the day.
	All players will conduct themselves in a way as to not endanger other players or members of the public.
	Drugs and alcohol are not permitted during gameplay.  Anyone suspected of being intoxicated or under the influence of drugs will be asked to leave.
	Players will adhere to the site FPS and engagement distances as outlined below.

 

	If you are hit with a BB, or are within five metres of a grenade blast, then you are considered “hit”, and should immediately let your opponent know so by putting one hand in the air and loudly shouting “Hit!”  Depending on the game/medic rules (which will be outlined during the game brief), you will proceed either to spawn, await medic, fall-back or leave the game.
	Any hit hard enough to be felt or heard counts – if your team-mate shot you then you are just as dead as if the BB had come from an opposing player.
	If a BB is slightly deflected by a tree, log, etc. but still hits with any degree of force – It counts as well.
	Gun hits DO count at P.O.W.  If your main weapon is hit, you cannot use it until it has been "repaired" (respawn).  If you are carrying another weapon/pistol, you may continue playing with your secondary weapon or one borrowed from a team-mate.  You CANNOT use your hit weapon until you respawn.  Hits to holstered or slung weapons do count as body hits – So please listen for BB impacts if you are wearing anything else that might stop you feeling the hit (webbing, pouches, etc.).
	If you think that you have hit an opponent, and they do not respond, fire at them again.  Bear in mind that many times, you may think you are hitting them, but you are not.
	If you think someone is cheating, take note of the player in question and locate a marshal. Inform them of the situation, and they will deal with the player in question.  DO NOT SHOUT AT OR ACT AGGRESSIVELY TOWARDS ANOTHER PLAYER IF YOU THINK THEY ARE CHEATING.
	Players must listen and watch for their opponent declaring themselves "hit", and should ensure that they are not at any point firing at someone once they have shouted "hit".
	If you have been eliminated, and are either standing still or moving to a spawn point, remember that you may not communicate with other players.  This means verbally or with hand or eye signals.  When you are hit - you are dead/injured and, therefore, if you pass on information to a team-mate you are cheating.
	If medic rules are in play, and you are waiting to be bandaged/medic'd, then you may shout “Medic” so that your nearby team-mates may attempt to medic you.  You may not give directions or any other information.

Emergencies:
 

	In the event of a genuine injury/emergency, please put your weapon on "safety" and shout “Man Down”.  This call is only ever to be used in the event of a real injury/emergency.
	Locate a marshal immediately and we will halt the game, and take appropriate action to ensure the injured player’s safety.
	If you hear “Man Down” called, you should also engage your weapon’s safety and stay where you are. Repeat the call if necessary and point any nearby marshals in the direction from which you heard it.
	If you see another player obviously unaware of the situation, please raise your hand and approach them to let them know that play has been stopped.
	Please ensure that you have completed the “Emergency Contact Number” section of the sign-in sheet and on the Player Registration Form with details of the person for us to contact if you are involved in an accident or require us to contact someone on your behalf.

The FPS limits for the Players of War Airsoft site are:

	Maximum 350 fps SEMI or automatic rifles (includes PSG1) with 0.20g BBs for chronoing.
	Maximum 500 fps (gas only) for bolt action sniper chronoing with .20g bb's for users that have completed our Sniper Program and have been approved to play.  Gas rifles should aim for 440 fps, but we will allow fluctuations of up to 500 fps due to the inconsistent nature of gas (ie: temperatures affecting the fps).
	Maximum 440 fps (spring only) for bolt action sniper chronoing with .20g bb’s for users that have completed our Sniper Program and have been approved to play.

	Please let the site administrators or field marshals know if you are using more than 440 fps gun for that game day.  Bring along an extra weapon in case you are not permitted to use your sniper rifle.
	Rifle must be chronographed and approved (by admin/field marshal) prior to use on the field. (Chronoing not required at every game but admins/field marshalls reserve the right to chrono any gun).
	*MANDATORY* must have a pistol or small AEG *APPLIES ONLY TO SNIPERS*
	For Semi Auto and Sniping, anyone caught shooting below their minimum engagement distance will be warned once, and a second time, will be suspended for that day based on spotting and/or complaints (subject to field marshal discretion).

	If you are accused/caught of an infraction during a game, you will be warned by a marshal.  All infractions will be recorded on your player registration sheet.  A second infraction during the same day means you will receive a final warning.  A third infraction during the same day will mean you will be asked to leave the site and not return.
	If you receive one or two warnings on a game day and you return on another game day with no warnings, your record is cleared, however you will be noted to site marshals for observation.  If, however,  you are caught breaking rules on the second game day - you will receive an instant ban from the site and asked not to return.