Post by Hadoken on Jan 28, 2005 12:07:51 GMT -5
ACO will once again rock you with another event titled:
Operation: Motherland
The Russia/Chechnya conflict is reaching an all time high. At 10:00am this morning Chechen rebels have taken control of a Russian automotive factory.
It is unknown how many factory workers are alive, injured or taken hostage at this time. Ministerstvo Vnutrennih Del Spetsnaz (MVD Interior Special Forces) have been alerted and are due to arrive. It is their job too assess and neutralize the situation with minimal lose of human life.
ACO is keeping most of this storyline confidential until you show up for the actual operation. Our intentions are to develop a sense of uncertainty what your opposing forces may be conjuring up for or against you. We can let you know that there will be hostages, vehicles, snipers, missiles, and more!
www.acoclub.com/eventsupcoming.htm
When: Saturday, February 26,
Time: 10:00am – BE EARLY!!
If you have not chronoed your replica by 11:30, we are sorry – doors will be closed.
Where:
Lyons/Muir, Michigan. Directions can be found here.
What:
This scenario will incorporate all three bays of the ACO CQB Facility and the courtyard. Pictures of the facility. Be warned: the pictures don't do it justice, the place is HUGE!
Who:
Airsoft Combat Operations LLC.
How Much:
Registration fee is $50 dollars per person.
Player Limit:
The first 50 players who have paid their registration fee will be allowed. There will only be pre-payment registration – no reservations.
Who can attend:
Any mature, responsible airsoft player over the age of 18 is welcome to attend. Though we understand that there a lot of mature, responsible younger players out there, we are limited to 18 and over due to insurance constraints.
Dress:
Chechen rebels: Street clothes, solid black or blue, Desert camo
Russian military: Flectarn, Russian camo, Tiger Stripe, Woodland
What are the rules:
Eye Protection: You MUST have full-sealing eyeware rated to ANSI Z87.1, MIL-V-43511C, or ASTM F 1776-01. No shooting glasses, no Oakley blades, no shop glasses, no exceptions. Period. If you show up to play without ANSI rated, full sealing goggles, you will be given directions to the nearest Meijer or Dunham's store to purchase a set of paintball goggles. Save yourself the time and frustration and come prepared.
Velocity:
All replicas, excluding sniper rifles, must have a velocity no greater than 350 FPS (measured with 0.20 gram pellets).
Snipers: 411.0 - 550.9 fps – 50 foot engagement limit, bolt action or permanent semi-auto replicas only. One sniper for each team will be selected by ACO. Please do not bring a sniper rifle to the event if you have not been approved by ACO first.
Blind Fire: Under NO circumstances will blind fire be tolerated. If you can't see what you're shooting, you have no business pulling the trigger. We understand that CQB necessitates exposing yourself to fire as you move through rooms and hallways, but anyone found to be firing blindly around corners, through doorways, up or down stairways, or over obstacles will be an instant "administrative casualty." Repeat offenders will be asked to leave the facility.
Operation: Motherland
The Russia/Chechnya conflict is reaching an all time high. At 10:00am this morning Chechen rebels have taken control of a Russian automotive factory.
It is unknown how many factory workers are alive, injured or taken hostage at this time. Ministerstvo Vnutrennih Del Spetsnaz (MVD Interior Special Forces) have been alerted and are due to arrive. It is their job too assess and neutralize the situation with minimal lose of human life.
ACO is keeping most of this storyline confidential until you show up for the actual operation. Our intentions are to develop a sense of uncertainty what your opposing forces may be conjuring up for or against you. We can let you know that there will be hostages, vehicles, snipers, missiles, and more!
www.acoclub.com/eventsupcoming.htm
When: Saturday, February 26,
Time: 10:00am – BE EARLY!!
If you have not chronoed your replica by 11:30, we are sorry – doors will be closed.
Where:
Lyons/Muir, Michigan. Directions can be found here.
What:
This scenario will incorporate all three bays of the ACO CQB Facility and the courtyard. Pictures of the facility. Be warned: the pictures don't do it justice, the place is HUGE!
Who:
Airsoft Combat Operations LLC.
How Much:
Registration fee is $50 dollars per person.
Player Limit:
The first 50 players who have paid their registration fee will be allowed. There will only be pre-payment registration – no reservations.
Who can attend:
Any mature, responsible airsoft player over the age of 18 is welcome to attend. Though we understand that there a lot of mature, responsible younger players out there, we are limited to 18 and over due to insurance constraints.
Dress:
Chechen rebels: Street clothes, solid black or blue, Desert camo
Russian military: Flectarn, Russian camo, Tiger Stripe, Woodland
What are the rules:
Eye Protection: You MUST have full-sealing eyeware rated to ANSI Z87.1, MIL-V-43511C, or ASTM F 1776-01. No shooting glasses, no Oakley blades, no shop glasses, no exceptions. Period. If you show up to play without ANSI rated, full sealing goggles, you will be given directions to the nearest Meijer or Dunham's store to purchase a set of paintball goggles. Save yourself the time and frustration and come prepared.
Velocity:
All replicas, excluding sniper rifles, must have a velocity no greater than 350 FPS (measured with 0.20 gram pellets).
Snipers: 411.0 - 550.9 fps – 50 foot engagement limit, bolt action or permanent semi-auto replicas only. One sniper for each team will be selected by ACO. Please do not bring a sniper rifle to the event if you have not been approved by ACO first.
Blind Fire: Under NO circumstances will blind fire be tolerated. If you can't see what you're shooting, you have no business pulling the trigger. We understand that CQB necessitates exposing yourself to fire as you move through rooms and hallways, but anyone found to be firing blindly around corners, through doorways, up or down stairways, or over obstacles will be an instant "administrative casualty." Repeat offenders will be asked to leave the facility.
Or do we just pay?
