Game Day
What to Expect
A typical TAR club day runs from approximately 10:00am to 4:00pm and is designed to suit both beginners and experienced players, with a strong focus on safety, sportsmanship, and teamwork.
10amSign-in & Chrono Check
10:30Safety Briefing
11amMorning Games
1pmLunch Break
(dependent on game modes & play times)
1:30pmAfternoon Games
(dependent on game modes & play times)
4pmEnd of Day & Pack Down
(weather/turnout dependent — rarely finish early)
Game types include:
Team Deathmatch
Capture the Flag
Attack & Defend
Bomb / Objective
King of the Hill
Escort Missions
Scenario / MilSim
Some special events may include night games or longer scenario events.
Equipment
No Gear? No Problem.
You do not need your own gear to get started. TAR hire equipment includes:
Airsoft Replica · Magazine · Battery · Eye Protection
Hire gear availability can vary depending on event numbers — booking ahead is recommended.
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Who Can Play
Age Requirements
Age 12
- Parent or guardian must be present on the field
- Guardian may not be on an opposing team
- Guardian is responsible for safety and conduct
- Must create their own TAR account and sign their own waiver
- Guardian must also read and sign the waiver
Ages 13–17
- May attend without parent on site (must be supervised by an 18+)
- Must create their own TAR account
- Must sign the club waiver themselves
- Guardian must also read and sign the waiver
Ages 18+
- Create and manage your own account
- Sign your own waiver without guardian approval
Preparation
What to Bring
Essentials
- Plenty of water
- Lunch and snacks
- Weather-appropriate clothing
- Hat and sunscreen
- Warm layers (winter)
- Any personal medication required
Footwear & Clothing
RECOMMENDED
Hiking boots
Trail shoes
Tactical boots
Long sleeves
Long pants
Gloves
NOT RECOMMENDED
Sandals
Skate shoes
Bare feet
Open footwear
Camouflage is optional — many players wear simple outdoor gear.
Safety
Safety Requirements
⚠ Safety is the highest priority at TAR (Mandatory Requirements)
- Attend the pre-game safety briefing
- Follow marshal instructions at all times
- Wear full-seal eye protection at all times in the game zone
- Follow minimum engagement distances
- Call hits honestly and display good sportsmanship
THE SAFE ZONE IS A NON-FIRING AREA
Magazines out · Safeties on · No firing except in designated test areas
Field & Farm Safety
TAR operates on private farmland. Please respect the land:
- Stay within designated game boundaries
- Be cautious around fences and farm hazards
- Do not disturb or approach livestock
- Use biodegradable BBs only
- 20km speed restriction on all farm access roads
Club Culture
Who We Are
TAR is a family-friendly club built around sportsmanship, honesty, respect, and teamwork. We welcome all skill levels. Abusive behaviour, intolerance, and disrespect are not tolerated.
New players are encouraged to ask questions, make friends, and enjoy the sport.
Before Your First Game
Waivers & Registration
Before attending your first game, you'll need to:
- Create your TAR player account
- Read and accept the club rules
- Complete the TAR waiver
- Complete the mandatory safety briefing before play
The waiver covers acknowledgement of risk, agreement to follow marshal instructions, safety obligations, medical consent, and agreement to follow TAR rules and the Arms Act 1983.
Ready to Play?
No equipment required. Come along to a game day and we'll help you learn everything you need to know.
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