Airsoft Rules in Estonia

Safety Comes First

Airsoft is safe when the rules are followed. That is non-negotiable. At N.A.C.-related events, the core safety standards are enforced strictly and consistently.

Main Safety Rules

• Eye and face protection stays on during gameplay and is only removed in the safe zone.
• All replicas are checked before the game and setups that exceed the allowed limits do not enter play.
• Minimum engagement distance matters and close-range situations are handled under the event rules instead of reckless shooting.
• Call your hits honestly the moment you are hit. Honesty is fundamental in airsoft.
• The safe zone means no shooting and weapons are handled responsibly at all times.

Fair Play

Airsoft works because players act honestly. Unlike paintball, BBs do not always leave a clear visible mark, which means each player is responsible for acknowledging hits properly.

The local community takes fair play seriously. Players who repeatedly ignore that principle are removed from events and may lose access to future participation.

Full Rule Set

The full event rules, including scenario-specific conditions, can be found on the N.A.C. website. We strongly recommend that every new player reads them in advance.