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At 500 FPS, mouth guards at lest should be necessary, if not proper masks. Losing a tooth isn't an urban legend. A field runner made a post a few days ago, worried about the ramifications of a player on his field having his teeth shattered. |
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Eye protection seems like a good idea. You do not see a need to enforce sound safety policies and procedures. You choose not to enforce sound safety policies and procedures. You are either too young to know what you have gotten yourself involved with, or you have chosen to be blindly ignorant of what could, would and might happen. OR - Worst case scenario, you honestly lack common sense and any form or intelligence when it comes to safety of those around you. Your ignorance, inattention to detail, and blatant disregard for any common safety practice or policies that are involved in any normal airsoft event, is mind boggling. These are not merely suggestions or the airsoft rules Nazi's attempting to enforce on you. Everything that has been mentioned from the allowance of Minor Players, to Eye Safety, to Chronography Registration of all devices. Would be and should always be a Normal Safe Operating Policy and Procedure. You should pay attention to the advise and take notes from what has been posted here. But then why would you. You have already admitted that you will madly and blindly stumble along your current path, as you see no need or reason to change. |
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Mentally 18+ ALWAYS Physically....I'd say post-puberty. It's really odd to play with kids 2/3 of your height (and I'm below average for height) |
Again, it's about legal liability. Not maturity, not how fit someone is mentally (unless they're obviously impaired otherwise)
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communism seemed like a good idea too.
new coke seemed like a good idea crystal pepsi seemed like a good idea hooking up with that mysterious looking thai girl seemed like a good idea ... wait... did I just say that last one out loud?... This sounds more like a good idea/bad idea skit from animaniacs. proven eye protection doesn't seem to be a good idea... it IS a good idea, this isn't an optional thing. while modern prescription eyewear lenses can offer some pretty good protection they can't completely cover enough area to prevent the one in a million shot from sneaking in and blinding someone for life. That isn't a joke. That's reality. If someone can be lucky enough to win a 1 in 40 million odds lottery, some poor bastard can be unlucky enough to get a 1 in a million shot through gaps in his eye pro. That's not an assumption of anything, that is murphy's law. |
Going through gaps definitely happens. Try putting a set of open glasses in front of something round, shooting at it, and see how many rounds end up inside.
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I said "seems" because I obviously have to get everyones opinion here and raise MY attention to the "great leader". Can you guys please turn off the flamefest? I'm at the point of understanding and I'm really just ready to move forward now.
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For the new folks on here this is yet another familiar behavior pattern on Airsoft Canada. Here's how it breaks down.
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Playing in traffic seemed like a good idea at the time. Looking down the loaded barrel of a gun with my finger on the trigger seemed like a good idea at the time. Come on folks, I've got a hundreds of these!! This is why the nanny state makes laws in the first place!! |
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