Bear Slayer is an introductory level MilSim (Military Simulation) event that is open to players of all experience levels, for the purpose of raising the funds necessary to open a new airsoft field in Colorado.

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Schedule:

09:00-09:30: Check in & Chrono
(08:30 is a suggested arrival time!)

09:30-10:00: Safety Briefing

10:00-12:30: Staging & Game Start

12:30-13:00: Lunch & Progress Briefing

13:00-15:30: Game Continue

15:30-16:00: End-Ex, Closing Debrief, & Raffle

What to expect:

 You will not be required to wear a particular uniform, nor will you need to know advanced movements, tactics, land navigation, communication, etc. Though these are helpful to know and practice, this event is meant to give new players an opportunity to ease into airsoft milsim gameplay.

 Unlike standard games, which are round based with different objectives; this event is what we consider a "skirmish" game, where there are multiple objectives for a single game that will last throughout the day with a pause for lunch and hydration as well as a report on how the game is progressing.

RAMPART ALPHA, ROCKS(2023)

 The location of the event is within national forest land at Pike National Forest, which features terrain that is a little more difficult to navigate than most players may be used to. Footwear with firm ankle support is recommended. There are no structures, so players will have to consider the variations in terrain and the abundance of foliage to provide cover, concealment, and strategic areas to control.

 The elevation may affect your maximum effective range and how quickly you become winded or tired from continuous activity. It is recommended to take things slowly and strategize ahead, as there are not many places where you will be able to run quickly and easily, and you will want to conserve your energy for when you need it!

 As for gameplay and objectives, these rules will be explained again at the event, but will be kept simple enough to remember without the need for taking notes. A briefing of the game rules will be made available prior to the event here on this page.

 The boundaries of the AO (Area of Operations) will be marked with high-vis yellow rope to help keep players within the boundaries of the play area and away from areas such as off road vehicle trails, roads, and properties.



What to bring/What is required:

REQUIRED:
-A rifle case/bag.

-Water to last throughout the day

RECOMMENDED:
-Ankle support is highly recommended, as the terrain is more what you would expect when hiking in natural forest land in the mountains. Tripping and slipping hazards are present.

-Snacks/lunch. Keep yourself energized.

-Backpack/Pouch. Reloading your magazines is done in-game. You will want to bring everything you need to stay in the fight with you!

SAFETY RULES:
1. ANSI Z87.1 rated, fully sealed eye protection is required to participate in our games.

2. Participants that are less than 18 years of age must have the consent of their parent(s)/legal guardian(s) to participate and are required to wear hardened full face protection.

3. Admin/Staff have final say.

4. All players must abide by chrono limits, special rules, and engagement distances set for each role.
-Semi Auto Only within 20 feet.
-Joules measured with .32g bb.
-Rifleman 1.5 Joules, no minimum engagement distance.
-DMR 2.0 Joules, Semi Auto Locked, Magnified Optic, Sidearm required under 75 ft
-SAW 2.0 Joules, Sidearm required under 75 ft
-Sniper 3.0 Joules, Bolt Action, Single Shot, Magnified Optic, Sidearm required under 100 ft

5. Call your own hits. Report suspected cheating to Admin/Staff.
-Must have accurate description of suspected cheater.
-Suspects will be handled appropriately by Admin/Staff only after sufficient evidence has been gathered. (IE, numerous reports from various players concerning the same suspect.

6. Call outs:
-"Start-ex" (Start Exercise = begin game. Eyepro and facepro must be worn within the AO.)
-"End-ex" (End Exercise = end game. Magazines must be removed, chambers cleared, and safeties on.)
-"Pause-ex" (Pause Exercise = pause game. Engagement/moving/shooting is not permitted.)
-SAFETY CALL OUTS:
a. "REAL WORLD!" (Serious injury has occurred. Game is paused, magazines must be removed, chambers cleared, safeties on. Call for Admin/Staff attention to location.)
b. "BLIND MAN!" (Eye protection is not on within the AO. Game is paused, magazines must be removed, chambers cleared, safeties on. Call for Admin/Staff attention to location.)
c. "WILDLIFE!" (Large animal is within the AO. Game is paused, magazines must be removed, chambers cleared, safeties on. Call for Admin/Staff attention to location.)
d. "GAME, GAME, GAME!" (A person other than players/admin/staff is within the AO. Game is paused, magazines must be removed, chambers cleared, safeties on. Call for Admin/Staff attention to location.)

7. Treat everyone with kindness and respect.

8. Clean up all trash, regardless of who it came from.

9. White biodegradable BBs only

10. No blind fire

11. No full auto within structures or within 20 feet of other players.

12. Do not shoot wildlife, admin/staff, or any person not involved in the game.

13. Admin/Staff are not responsible for lost/stolen property.
-However, if property is found, turn over to admin/staff for lost & found.

14. You must have a source of hydration that will last you throughout the event.

15. You are responsible for your own health and safety.

16. You must remain within the established boundaries of the event, and are not to fire beyond the boundaries.

17. Failure to abide by the posted rules may result in a ban from present and/or future events.

GAME RULES:

Story:
An arms dealer has orchestrated a solution to two problems. First, one client group has not paid their invoice. Second, stock is too short to fulfil two client orders. The solution? Pit the clients against one another and sell to the survivors!

How to play:
Two teams (Yellow and green) will fight for control of the AO (Area of Operations).
Each team has a FOB (Forward Operating Base) on each side of the AO. The FOB is marked by a flag of each team's color with an eagle on the pole. There are 3 contestable zones in the AO. Both teams fight to control all 3 zones by placing their team's flag, found at the zone, into the cone. Once all 3 zones are controlled by one team, that team may then attempt to take their FOB flag to replace the enemy FOB flag with to win the ultimate objective: total control of the AO!

Alternatively, both teams are also set with a limited number of respawns, marked by red tags worn by each player. When a player is hit, they will be in a "bleed out" period of 5 minutes. This means that a hit player stops in place and waits to be revived, confirmed, or time expires to respawn. It is highly recommended to have a timer function watch or phone available to track your 5 minutes! During this time, they can have their time extended by a team mate maintaining contact with that player until a medic arrives to put a blue tag on them to revive the "bleed out" player in place, or; an enemy player can "kill confirm" that player on "bleed out" by taking all red tags that player has, ending their "bleed out" early and sending that player back to their FOB to get a new red tag and respawn. If one team runs out of red tags at their FOB, it is up to the survivors to down enemies and collect their tags and bring them back to their FOB to keep the fight going. If all players on a team are eliminated, and there are no more tags to respawn with, the game will end.

In the event one team wins half way through the day, a second round will be played, resetting the objectives, and teams will swap sides. If a second early victory occurs, the day will end with simple rounds of alternate game modes.

These rules will be thoroughly explained during the briefing at the event, so don't worry if you are confused or have questions here, as you will be given the opportunity to ask them then!

RAFFLE AND PROMO ITEMS:

To those who would like to contribute toward the fundraiser, we have a raffle prize from Fox Airsoft to give back to one lucky winner, as our way of saying "Thank you!"
(Winner not required to attend event. Will be contacted within 24 hours of first "business day", if not present at drawing.)

There will also be a raffle for all that attend! Here are the prizes:

GL-06 Grenade Launcher (With Acetech 40mm and speed loader)

E&L AK 74u

Specna Arms AKS-74

NOTE: YOU ARE NOT REQUIRED TO PAY TO ATTEND THE EVENT.
(Pike national forest is public land, and therfor; 6mm Colorado is not permitted to charge for attendance. Payment for this event is for the raffle and for patches, but primarily for the purpose as a fundraiser to open a new field in Colorado.)

Rampart Range Road and Pike National Forest has a long standing established relationship with the airsoft community. The park rangers are aware of our presence and deal with calls reporting "militants training in the woods" on a regular basis, and let the public know that we are just airsoft players having fun. On occasion, we see a park ranger come out to check up on us to make sure we are in fact just shooting bb's at one another and respecting the agreements established. No permit is required to come together and enjoy a day of slinging bbs at one another, so long as we adhere to their simple requirements regarding respecting the park and safety standards. Ie; cleaning up all trash we find and bring in, keeping 200 feet from all roads and offroading trails, using biodegradable bbs only, no sound devices or pyrotechnics, no shooting animals or uninvolved persons, respecting the land and properties, etc.