Large Airsoft Capture the Flag Game (CTF Gameplay)

In our first ever video on this channel, we decided to start off with one of our favorite outdoor activities, that being Airsoft. So, we got the gang together, and decided to do some capture the flag on this humid 90 degree Fourth of July. Unfortunately, after the first round, most of the footage from the rest of the day was rubbish, but this one turned out pretty good.

If you like this content, or would just like to see where we go from here, then SUBSCRIBE and turn on that notification bell so you can see what we get up to on a semi frequent basis.

Airsoft is a team game in which participants eliminate opposing players by tagging them out of play with spherical plastic projectiles shot with mock air weapons called airsoft guns.

Although very similar to paintball in concept and gameplay, airsoft pellets do not leave visible markings on their target and hits are not always apparent. Though the pellets sometimes leave bruises or welts on exposed skin (protective gear recommended), the game relies heavily on an honor system in which players who have been hit are expected to call themselves out by shouting "HIT".

The airsoft guns used are mostly magazine-fed, with some having manual/battery-powered spring-piston pump powerplants similar to Nerf Blasters, or pneumatically powered by replaceable compressed gas (e.g. propane ("green gas"), 1,1,1,2-tetrafluoroethane or CO2) canisters. Many airsoft guns also have mounting platforms compatible with genuine firearm accessories, and cosmetically more resembling real firearms. This makes them popular for military simulation and historical reenactments. There are also professional gun safety and weapon manipulation trainings conducted with airsoft in some fields, such as law enforcement trainings, due to better safety and lower cost. The United States Coast Guard, for instance, has officially adopted airsoft for training in 2018.