We highly recommend: A pair of sturdy boots Gloves Helmet / Hat of your choice Knee pads Clothing that covers all of you no exposed skin. Torch

We do not allow Pyro at "The Stan" at the moment.

Yes, we have no issue with players using Two Tone weapons on site. The weapon must pass our chrono test limits which is less than 350fps using 0.2 BBs. For other weight BBs please refer to the FPS section.

Airsoft is a military style game, run on a similar lines to Paintball, the differences being that Airsoft uses 6mm Plastic BB’s as projectiles and is based on an honesty system, rather than a paint mark as per Paintball. Players are generally split into 2 teams and spend the event doing a mixture of games from Defend/Attack, Escort, Seek & Destroy etc. Using Realistic Imitation Firearms (RIF’s) to fire the BB’s, these weapons being called Airsoft Guns, more powerful and accurate than cheap Market Stall versions, they are accurate up 50 meters and have the ability to fire both single shot and fully automatic however here at the "Stan" we only run single shot (Semi Auto) events. Starting in the 1980’s in Japan the Hobby/Sport of Airsoft has grown across the World with over 250 sites in the UK alone.

We do allow the use of HPA on our site, and have a HPA fill facility in the on site shop.

As with all businesses we have a strict policy to adhere to in relation to COVID-19. Please do not travel to our venue if you have any symptoms which could be covid-19 related. We have hand sanitising solutions on-site.

Yes, you are. We have a £5 million public liability insurance cover along with being a UKARA register site which gives you added protection. Please note there are terms and conditions, for further information go to the site safety & insurance waiver section.

Current legislation requires a person to prove a legitimate reason for purchasing a RIF (Realistic Imitation Firearm). This legislation states that no one under the age of 18 is permitted to purchase a RIF and anyone over the age of 18 must have a legitimate reason to do so ie: be a registered member of an Airsoft site. (UKARA) You can buy a gun if you are a UKARA registered player. If you are not you must become a registered UKARA member. To become a UKARA member you must play 3 times at the same site in a period of no less than two months. (e.g. the third game being 56 days or more after the first) You must be over 18 years of age, live within the UK and able to provide identification such as Passport, Drivers License or Bank Statement. Each visit your membership application form will be stamped. Once your form is complete with 3 stamps we send this off as part of your membership package and UKARA will confirm you as registered. Once they have confirmed you can then buy a weapon from the onsite shop. Application forms can be obtained at your first game day.

If you're bringing your own equipment then yes, you can bring your own BB's. However, if you're renting equipment from us, then only BB's bought at our site can be used. This is due to quality assurance.

We do have a small selection of hot foods during the day which can be purchased along with the usual selection of confectionery and soft drinks. Alternatively please feel free to bring your own food and drinks to consume through your event.

We have male and female flushing toilets on site.

Players are allowed on site from 0815hrs onwards with safety brief starting at 945hrs prompt. We ask all hire packages to be on site for 0900hrs for gun brief. Games day finishes between 1600hrs-1630hrs. 1600hrs for collection of players from site.

We have limited charging facilities as our hire weapon batteries will take primacy. We therefore recommend you bring enough charged batteries for a full days play.