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ShortCut October 21st, 2008 20:50

Couldn't find an answer
 
Hey, so I live on vancouver island. And was looking at Vancouver island airsoft groups, and the closest one to me was Central Island Airsoft. I sent them an email about three weeks ago, about how old you need to be to play at thier games. Weather it be 16 with parental consent, or 18. I never got a response from them, so I turn to ASC to find help. Cause Im 15 and hoping if you only need to be 16 with parental consent (I hope) I could make it out to a game next summer when I turn 16. I planning ahead ;)

Mitch

JTF27 October 21st, 2008 20:52

Sorry mate 18 is the minimum.

ShortCut October 21st, 2008 20:55

Alright, thanks for the help, I'll just have to wait then.

AvroAero October 21st, 2008 22:11

Grim time in airsoft to be underage.

ShortCut October 21st, 2008 22:14

Yeah I geuss, doesn't really bother me too much. Ill just have to wait until I turn 18 to get age verified

JTF27 October 21st, 2008 22:16

Good man. Better then most new comers.

ShortCut October 21st, 2008 22:38

Lol thanks, I just dont see a point in getting a shit gun from buyairsoft, having games whth your friend, have th cops called and have your stuff taken for being stupid. I'd rather wait the 3 years and save my money to have a decent start. But I jsut hope I can still get a kraken when I get verified :D

Skladfin October 21st, 2008 22:51

Have you checked with South Island Rangers? They are from Victoria

http://forum.bcairsoft.com/index.php

check SIR section, but I think their minimum is 16 or 18 as well

ShortCut October 21st, 2008 22:53

Oh yeah I forgot about them, thanks

ShortCut October 21st, 2008 23:11

SIR ranger is 19, so Ill just wait, and try and learn something from ASC until than

L473ncy October 22nd, 2008 00:17

If you're up for the trip to the lower mainland I believe that Op-For does games with 16 (with parent actually playing on field with you I believe). They can't just drop you off and go to Metro or Park Royal to shop.

You're a lot better than most of the newbies that come here so if I were on the island right now (and part of the team) I would actually try to convince them to let you drop into a game.

Don't get a Kraken when you get verified, theres much better stuff than that. With what's happening behind the scenes right now you'll be like a kid in a candy shop once you get verified. Trust me, I only got verified like 3 months ago and I want everything.

ShortCut October 22nd, 2008 00:19

Lol, thanks for all the info, I just want an AK when I get verified in a few years, and from what I read on here it was a pretty decent bas to start on. I could try and convince my dad when he gets back from fort mac murray or however you spell it, to come out to a game, but knowing him he probably wont

demco11 October 22nd, 2008 03:26

L473ncy, I believe that for Op-For games the parents must only be there to sign the waiver in front of an admin to show that someone has signed for them, then the parents can leave and come back at the end of the day to pick up their kid.

The way you mentioned it, I believe its the rules of BCAC which was usually if you were under 18, a parent had to be playing airsoft along side of you during the games for it to be allowed.

L473ncy October 22nd, 2008 15:22

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Originally Posted by ShortCut (Post 845457)
Lol, thanks for all the info, I just want an AK when I get verified in a few years, and from what I read on here it was a pretty decent bas to start on. I could try and convince my dad when he gets back from fort mac murray or however you spell it, to come out to a game, but knowing him he probably wont

Well to each his own I guess, Kraken is a good place to start if you really want that AK. Save your money, trust me on this one, and thanks for being one of those kids that actually listen and wait, I can see you becoming a great guy to play with in the future. Who knows I might even see you in my Red Dot one day :D (or you might see me in yours) .

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Originally Posted by demco11 (Post 845557)
L473ncy, I believe that for Op-For games the parents must only be there to sign the waiver in front of an admin to show that someone has signed for them, then the parents can leave and come back at the end of the day to pick up their kid.

The way you mentioned it, I believe its the rules of BCAC which was usually if you were under 18, a parent had to be playing airsoft along side of you during the games for it to be allowed.

I stand corrected then. Haven't played in Vancouver yet, I just remember a rule like that from somewhere. I guess it was BCAC I was referring to.

Rukus October 22nd, 2008 15:39

Sorry Shortcut a lot of the members of CIA are currently doing other things at the moment and I don't think the boards have been checked too often. I hope it turns around sometime soon not a lot of good airsoft left on Van Isle except SIR. It's hard getting games going with so few people.


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