Range Rules

We want everyone to feel safe and comfortable in our range. Below is a list of rules that we ask you to follow in Range to promise a comfortable experience for everyone.

Always point the gun in a safe direction (below, the ground, etc.) until the target is ready to fire.

Please do not shoot the floor, the ceiling, the wall, but we learned that the accident happened.

The firefighter's instructor is prohibited from showing the range of the shooting point's blank space unless it is a blank instructor at a certified shooting point.

Shoot point blank holds the right to remove individuals from the venue unless you obey these instructions.

Burning bullets, tracers, steel bombs are not allowed in this series. For other ammunition restrictions, please call the store

Unless parent or legal guardian is accompanied, you must be at least 18 years old to use the scope

Unless they are considered second shooter, all shooting games over the age of 18 must have a FOID card or CCW license.

1) you have a valid state issued identification card or over the United States passport over the age of 18, and 2) you have a valid FOID card or CCW license in Illinois

Shoot point Please use lounge during blank. However, eating and drinking are prohibited.

Alcohol, illegal drugs, or any other kind of damage to the property of Shoot Point Blank is forbidden.

Most Paintball stadium operators will have rules to shoot your opponents when their opponents are within your 10 foot. Please listen and obey all closeup rules. Since close-up paintballs can be very painful, it is a habit to leave them to opponents within 20 feet. When not in use during a live game, you must block all paintball markings with a bucket or bucket. All Spyder paintball markers have BBD (barrel blocker). This BBD must be inserted before and after the goggle of the paintball, before and after the paintball game, outdoor parking lot, and away from the area of ​​the designated paintball.

Paintball shooting is an infinite variety of rules and changes specified before the game begins. The most basic rule of the game is that the player has to be fired and try to achieve the goal without being marked with a paintball. Until the paintball breaks from "any number" (leading to the elimination of whether the paintball is destroyed marks or not) leaving a mark of size of US 4, various different rules are hit Determining validity. Players expected to be excluded more than one will leave the venue; knockouts may also earn points from opponents. According to agreed game rules, players can return to the venue and continue the game or be completely eliminated from the game.

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