Overall, Jaegers was a pretty fun airsoft experience yesterday. The field was super cool, but a…read morelittle small. The space is super unique, and the massive cylindrical support structures made for super interesting engagements. That being said, I think there are a few things that could make it a better experience in the future. The biggest thing would be more slow down respawns, and introduce new game modes. The constant onslaught of unlimited life TDM might work really well for paintball, but airsoft benefits from limited life game modes with revives and/or objective based modes to slow down the gameplay a little bit, especially on a field that small. There was at least one game where my entire team were just sitting in our spawn because we'd all ran out of ammo - hpa, aeg, and gbbr players alike. One new game mode that could be fun and work for the space is a 1 life tdm, played to best of 3 or best of 6, flipping sides every round or 2. It could reset until everyone needs to come off the field and reload. It'd be nice to have a clear sense of who won, and who lost, as I honestly couldn't tell you who won or lost any of the games yesterday. It also didn't seem like the refs were super attentive to the game. There was at least one player who consistently was shining a laser in people's eyes, and kept doing so even after they were told to stop by referees. As I looked through my footage last evening, there were several moments where I noticed the refs were grouped together, instead of spread across the field. Lastly, it's worth mentioning that it was extremely frustrating to have my group be split up for most of the day. We drove three hours each way to come play together, but we ended up only getting to play on the same team 2 or 3 rounds the whole day because the referees wouldn't let us play together, and they never really explained why. This was the main thing we complained about on our way home, and is the main reason we wouldn't want to come back in the future. We are looking forward to airsoft getting to play on the outdoor fields as the weather warms up, and we will be back to try those out. the Fort specifically looks like it would have super interesting gameplay

We had a blast at Jaegers paintball complex celebrating a surprise birthday present! Nestled inside…read moreof a cave, you can run around and hide behind obstacles while trying to take down your targets. There's an area that you can sit and watch through the plexiglass once you get hit. You can buy a jumpsuit there for extra padding if you'd like to play it safe. Go with a group of friends or family...very fun!

We have a 15 person group today at the paintball facility. Daniel our referee / Paint Sensè was…read morekiller to work with. He took major care of us. And we had a great time.

The owner of this company is absolutely horrible! I needed to return an item. I called to discuss…read moretheir refund policy. The owner said if I send it back that he was going to take the cost of shipping out of my refund. The item was shipped free to me. I told him I wasn't going to pay for the free shipping his website offered. He then said, "Fine, I'm going to charge you a restocking fee." A restocking fee of $30. This company has the worst customer service I've ever dealt with. He was rude, ignorant and having a tantrum because I needed to return something. DO NOT spend your money with this company!

They seem to have every part I needed to fix our paintball gun rental fleet of FT-12's.read more

Drove to find one paintball place, but found another... Ha. I have a Model 98. Holly cow! This…read moreplace has everything made for a Tippmann. They even had hard to find mag fed and ww2 custom jobs. and it is in my home town!! Thanks guys for the great help getting my marker modded out and running right. If you are ever driving through Kansas and you have a Tippmann, you gotta stop here.