What does AAD mean in UNCLASSIFIED

Airsoft Action Disciplines (AAD) is a sport that combines the use of airsoft guns, tactics and strategic thinking to create a unique and exciting combat game. It typically consists of teams competing against each other in various objective-based scenarios. AAD is typically played outdoors on designated fields or dedicated indoor arenas, allowing for both close-quarters combat and wide open engagements.

All types of airsoft guns can be used for AAD, as long as they are able to fire 6mm plastic BBs at safe speeds and power levels. Some players may opt to use gas or electric powered airsoft guns whereas others may prefer a more realistic experience with spring or bolt action rifles and pistols.

Yes, all participants must adhere to strict safety protocols while participating in AAD. All players should wear full face protection while playing as well as long trousers and closed-toe shoes. It is also recommended that all players have a signifying marker, such as an orange arm band or flag, so that their team members know who they are during the game.

Absolutely! In order for your gun to perform optimally during an AAD game it is important to inspect and service your gun regularly. This includes cleaning off dirt and debris from external parts as well as checking internal components such seals, springs etc... Failure to properly maintain your gun could lead to decreased performance or even damage if left unchecked!

Yes, you are welcome to use your own BBs when participating in an AAD event but please check with the organizer prior to ensure that they are size compliant with the specified rules/guidelines otherwise you may not be allowed access onto the field/arena.

When deciding what class airsoft gun you should use, you should consider how far away from enemies you intend on engaging them at as well as the level of realism you wish to achieve when playing/competing in an event. Generally speaking higher powered guns provide more range however they aren’t suitable for close quarter battle scenarios due to their reduced accuracy over shorter distances.

Typically each organizer will have specific age restrictions when playing Airsoft Action Disciplines although most will follow a standard guideline which requires players aged 18 years old or younger require written consent from a parent/guardian before participating.

The type of clothing you wear depends on the environment you decide to play in however most organizers recommend wearing comfortable clothing such a t-shirt/shorts combination along with light breathable fabric layers due to possible changes in weather conditions throughout playtime.