Honestly, I am shocked at how much I enjoyed playing airsoft, as this is not something I would…read moretypically find appealing. The only reason I went is because a group of friends & I got a house for the weekend in Lancaster, and they wanted to play. If you're not used to playing, it can be a little intimidating when you arrive. Most of the other people there seem to play all the time. They are decked out in tactical gear, have their own airsoft guns, etc., but the staff and everyone else couldn't be more friendly. And once you get on the battlefield and shoot a few people and/or get shot, the nerves settle and it becomes really fun. I would absolutely go again if a situation arose where my friend group decided they wanted to play. But next time, I would probably opt to rent a gun that is a bit better than the standard gun they have for rent. The standard gun you rent has been heavily used, so it tends to misfire, dryfire, jam, etc. It became very frustrating. As well, the people that owned their own guns and equipment had a clear and significant advantage over those of us that did not, so just bear that in mind. 10 out of 10, would absolutely go again.

took my Nephew for a day of paintballing not knowing what to expect but we had a ball. The Maps…read morewere awesome the staff was friendly .. only thing I would do differently is invest in a paintball gun the rentals will get you by but if you really want to ave a chance against some of the more seasoned players I would upgrade your gun

Do not go here! I had the worst airsoft experience I've ever had in over 10 years of Airsofting…read more The Ref's there are a joke. At one point not only did they admit that they knew players were cheating, they said they didn't have the "Authority to throw them out". Then in another instance a Ref instructed my teammate that since another player wasn't call his hits, when he came across said cheater not to call his own and keep shooting him. The Ref straight up told a player to cheat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Skip to 3:00 ref straight up tells the player to cheat. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bO7MeiyygEA

Just got into airsoft a few months ago and Battlefield Inc made it an easy experience to transition…read moreinto. The facility is located in a warehouse that makes for a great CQB space, albeit a little small. The field itself is a kill-house style similar to the US Army MOUT training areas or what law enforcement uses to practice the execution of warrants. There is a pro-shop on site that offers both new and used guns are very competitive prices as well as gear that can be rented or bought. Any supplies that an airsofter might need are readily available and a tech-shop is available at certain hours to repair and customize gear. The staff and referees are very friendly while strictly enforcing safety regulations like mask wearing and the stowing of magazines while out of the field. Any reported cheaters are carefully watched and if anyone is being unsafe or making the game not fun for everyone, they may be discharged from the establishment. Self-supplied guns are limited to 350 feet-per-second and firing at another player closer than five feet or less is prohibited. Players within this space must yell 'bang-bang' to knock the other player out. Fully automatic fire and burst fire is also prohibited to lengthen games. The majority of the regular players are within the 15-24 range with spontaneous groups of families, teams and new-comers joining in on the fun. The quality of the rental gear does leave something to be desired as many of the guns being lent have seen better days and are nearing retirement. Battlefield Inc really carries the past-time in the Philadelphia area. Hopefully they can expand into a larger location as they introduce more people into Airsoft.

Although I don't play airsoft, my interest is more about acquiring a historic collection and…read morereplicas of actual firearms for realistic training. With the wide selection of airsoft firearms manufacturers, it's hard to decide on a brand that is not only an authentic reproduction, but reliable and accurate as well. My initial purchases were made through internet outlets, until I found Eastcoast Airsoft. Not only are the prices competitive, but a local source allows you to handle the product and ask question about other products. Additionally, the store will service what they sell and answer question that arise about minor issue that come up, such as purging the air in a magazine or assessing leaks, and diagnosing hanging slides. The storefront has a large selection of new products as well as used items. I've purchase a large number of used guns and have never had problems with any. Best of all the store is open seven days a week from 11:00 am to 8:00 pm. If a specific product isn't in stock, Matt, the owner will place an order or let you know when it might be available. Over the past few years that I've been patronizing the store, I've never been disappointed. Advice is always honest and reliable. Reliable sales personnel are hard to retain, but the ones I've dealt with have been exceptional. The same vision true of technicians. His previous tech was very competent, as is his current part-time tech who is unable to fill the hours due to another full time job. However, Matt will not hire any tech that doesn't meet his strict standards. For thst reason, I'm skeptical of complaints about repairs. Too often, customers request upgrades the tech knows will not meet the desired result. Rather than waste the customer's time and money, such work will be refused. That should be viewed as a sign of integrity rather than a complaint about competence. There are many reasons to patronize Eastcoast and fewer to not do so, especially if you are in the local area.

Stopped in today to have my gun looked at. The young man that was there was extremely helpful. He…read morewent above and beyond looking for the part that I needed. I will definitely be shopping here more often instead of online.

Replay Airsoft is a fun indoor arena to go to. The field itself is probably the biggest indoor…read morearena in Maryland with it having a second level on one end. They switch up the field so when I was there the field was more like a maze type of field and not like the open field you see in the YouTube videos. The field had a lot of kill holes so if someone was camping behind cover you could often shot through the gaps. This allowed the game to flow instead of being a stalemate with no one able to move up on either side like most indoor fields. So in the event a lot of people show up the game should run a little smother then other CQB fields. That being said don't be discouraged if there is only a hand full of players because it was about 12 when I went. In shooting games there are not people around every corner; so you gotta stay alert. I initially thought the more people the better but not really when it comes to indoor arenas. I had an amazing time due to the fact that I was free to move around with out any problem and still ran into the enemy often. Also because of the small number you know who your teammates are and no one was ever shoot by a friendly. We played a lot of different game types like trouble in terrorist town, TDM with one life, my favorite was capturing the ammo cans. It's an object based game type where you have to capture ammo cans scattered in the center of the field. The larger cans have to be carried by two people. Another fun game type was a game where it started as a free for all. If someone was shot they had to get down in an nonaggressive position and who ever tagged that person got a member added to there team. So you started by yourself and slowly built a large team. The round was over when everyone was on a single team. The teams are split up pretty evenly and are switched up often. They give you glow sticks to represent you team color. I tied my onto my molle others put it on the strap on their mask. One of the coolest things is the part where people not playing like parents can go up into the ref tower and watch the games. I will most definitely be going back.

Highly recommend! I was a little intimidated when we walked in... lots of guys with serious gear…read moreand son is new to airsoft. But the staff here was so welcoming. Everyone was so kind and helpful in explaining things we didn't understand and helping us get properly geared up. 10/10 we will be back

This is one my favorite paintball fields for several reasons: a well-stocked pro shop, a gas…read morestation, and plenty of near-by places to eat! The owner Larry and his staff are incredibly nice and helpful as well. The fields are not too small that you'll get bored quickly, nor are they so large that you'll be exhausted from walking between fields or to air up or use the restroom. Some other pluses are that the paint is reasonably priced, and its about a 90 minute drive from NYC.

My son used to go to another larger place but really likes this one. It's smaller but more…read moreinclusive and the guy that runs it is really nice. My son also loves the equipment store they have.

STAY AWAY! Run don't walk! Booked a birthday party for my 10 year old and visited the site…read morebeforehand to confirm all the details. Was promised unlimited Gatorades, bottled waters, and fruit for the duration of the paintball. Party was to be from 3-6pm, with a sign at the foot of the driveway showing guests where to enter as the field is concealed way back in the woods. A grill was to be supplied of which I confirmed would be in good condition to barbecue (my food) for kids and parents after the paintball. Wood planks with nails were to be removed from the property as they were a hazard to children. Boots were to be supplied at child's preference with shoe sizes provided in advance. ABSOLUTELY NOTHING WAS DONE AS PROMISED! NOTHING! No sign at the front, with staff showing up at 3:30 unprepared. Field not set up as promised. Kids didn't begin playing until close t 5pm. Tables not set up for food after and not where agreed upon. Would planks with nails never removed with kids in the picnic area running around. No fruit or energy bars for the kids. Small amount of water and Gatorade, warm, put into a mall cooler and iced at 4:30. Kids that asked for boots were interrogated as to why they were needed and refused the option. Grill rusted out to the point of unsafe, so no food for anyone! The owner, Mike, is a foul-mouthed troll who speaks to ten year olds in an abusive, aggressive manner. The adults got the same type of gutter talk, forced to listen to his negative spew regarding his day. He gets one star for honoring the refund, making him only a 99% POS.

I stepped away for a period of time, and much of what occurred happened while I was not present…read more Several parents who witnessed the incident later spoke with me and described what had taken place, which helped me better understand the situation. My concern is not with the decision to remove my child from the game, but with the manner in which the entire situation was handled. My child accidentally discharged a paintball marker while adjusting his face mask, which was slightly broken at the time. I completely understand and accept that safety rules must be enforced, and I have no issue with him being removed from the game as a result. However, when I approached the manager to better understand what had happened so I could address it appropriately with my child, I found the interaction to be dismissive and unnecessarily confrontational. As a parent, I believe that mistakes can become meaningful learning experiences when they are handled with patience, respect, and clear communication. What concerned me most was not the correction itself, but the way it was delivered. Children are still learning how to make good decisions and manage responsibility. They should absolutely be held accountable, but in a way that preserves their dignity. A mistake should be a learning moment, not a moment of embarrassment or humiliation. I was also surprised to learn that participants were not required to sign a waiver, especially given the facility's strong emphasis on safety. Most concerning, however, was the behavior and language used by staff in the presence of both children and parents. The use of profanity and displays of anger in a family-oriented environment is unacceptable and sets a poor example for young participants. Since this occurred openly in front of multiple witnesses, including other parents, it cannot be overlooked or dismissed. In environments like this, adults set the tone. Children observe not only rules being enforced but also how adults handle frustration and conflict. Professionalism, patience, and self-control are especially important when working with young people. I hope management will take this incident seriously and consider additional training for staff in communication and behavior around children and families. Safety and discipline are essential, but so are respect, kindness, and the responsibility to ensure that every child is corrected in a way that supports their confidence and growth.

Hector and His crew are great , I buy most of my paintball gear there for many years now!…read moreDefinitely knows the sport , over 50 years of paintball experience

The place has to be one of the better shops I've seen. Though they don't have everything you need,…read morethey have a good amount of gear there and the people there are surprisingly willing to be helpful. Their warranties, and free installs also make this a solid solid pick. On Target Paintball is also a short ways away so you can always take your stuff for a spin right after you gear up. Definitely my prime spot.

was told day before that they would be open all day and when i arrived they said they were not…read moreopened because of staff shortages. after 2 hour drive. do not go here

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We had a great time at Poco Loco. Our referee Asher who lead the games for our group did a great…read morejob!! He was friendly, provided tips, engaged in conversation and made the overall experience for my nephews really fun. Due to the park being really crowed we waited about an hour and a half after our reservation time before our first game but after that the time flew by. Special Note: Mask are not required and social distancing is not enforced. 95% of the people there did not have mask on. We wore ours. You do have a goggles mask you have to wear while playing so that helped. It's just in between games while waiting at the picnic area that you have to worry about. Overall it was a very fun day! A big THANK YOU to Asher for a job well done. My family had a blast.

Today my fraternity, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Incorporated - Zeta Omicron Lambda - Philly alumni…read morechapter hosted our first annual fundraising event here. The staff was here was very friendly, efficient and helpful in making this a good experience for everyone who attended. I've played here several times and I'd be lying if I was to say anything negative about the owner, staff, or facility. I look forward to hosting more events there in the future.