In many ways, airsoft is similar to paintball. Air guns – often called airsoft markers or BB guns – are used to shoot little plastic or biodegradable balls to...
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Liberal Democrat MLC Aaron Stonehouse will today introduce a private members bill in a bid to make airsoft guns legal in Western Australia. Often compared to...
Today Tonight may not be the best of sources when it comes to information, in our opinion, this video does demonstrate a cool headed approach to legalisation of...
For those readers who aren’t in the know, airsoft guns are realistic replica firearms that shoot plastic pellets via compressed air or electric/spring-driven pi...
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We dig into the stories that actually matter—legal developments, new field openings, community events, and the gear that’s making waves.
You won’t find clickbait or filler content here. When new legislation affects players, when a field launches in your state, or when something significant happens in the international scene, we’re on it. We track Australia’s complex Airsoft legal landscape particularly closely, bringing you updates and developments as they unfold—straight facts, no guesswork.
Paintball gets plenty of attention too. Field spotlights, gear breakdowns, community stories—the works. These sports might use different equipment, but they’re built on the same foundation: strategy, teamwork, and that rush you get when everything clicks. That’s why both deserve coverage.
We also keep tabs on what’s happening with Airsoft communities worldwide. It’s fascinating to see how the sport thrives in places where it’s fully legal, and these stories often point to possibilities for Australia’s future.
Whether you’re deep in the scene or just curious about how things are developing here, this blog cuts through the noise. We’re not trying to sell you anything or push an agenda—just delivering the updates and insights that help you stay plugged into a community we genuinely care about.
While these are distinct sports with different equipment and rules, they share core elements like tactical gameplay, teamwork, and community spirit. Many players enjoy both sports, and they often face similar challenges around field access, insurance, and public perception in Australia. We seek to bridge the gap between both sports.
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Australia's complex legal situation around Airsoft means there's naturally less activity to report on compared to Paintball, which operates freely across the country. We cover what's happening in both communities proportionally to the actual news and developments and aim to publish the most relevant content.
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