AIRSOFT @ UMD - College Park

Private Forum on MAAPR

The guys at the Mid Atlantic Airsoft Players Registry (MAAPR) have provided us with our own private forum.

MAAPR

Club members should create a MAAPR account asap (if you don't already have one) and e-mail Dave to notify him of your username. After doing so, club members will have access to the private club forum.

**Important** - Your MAAPR Name will be used as your on-field call sign - choose wisely

Next Meeting - 8/31

Meetings are at 7:30 p.m. in Art-Sociology, Room 3207.

The Art-Socy building is located between Architecture, Tawes, and Anne Arundel.

Art-Sociology Building

Welcome to Airsoft @ UMD

Airsoft @ UMD was founded February 2009 to provide any and all Airsoft enthusiasts who are part of the University of Maryland community (students, faculty, staff) a safe, fun, and friendly place to skirmish.

Important Update! (8/31)

The club meeting location has changed! Meetings will now be held in room 3207 of the Art Sociology Building. Meeting time is now 7:30pm.

Club Meeting 8/31

- Welcome to Airsoft@UMD
- New member registration
- SGA Budget Update
- Upcoming Events
- First Look Fair

Not on our List Serv?

After experiencing technical difficulties, our list-serv is now online. If you are have not been receiving club emails, please contact Dave AND Tony with the email address you'd like included.

Current Status - 8/19

We are currently gearing up and getting ready for our second First Look Fair. The club is also preparing to place an order for more gear, which will provide the club with a dozen new replicas.

What is Airsoft?

Airsoft is a modern combat sport or recreational hobby in which participants eliminate opponents by hitting each other with spherical non-metallic rounds launched from a compressed-air gun (or airsoft gun) powered by gas, manual spring-load, or electrically powered gearbox.

Airsoft Rock Field

Airsoft participants organize meetings at dedicated airsoft battlefields often manipulated to provide walls, bunkers, trenches, buildings, and other similar man-made field enhancements to offer realism analogous to real war environments.

-Taken from Wikipedia (click for more info on airsoft)