 | Equipment Utah National Guard units may check
out from Range Control on
RFMSS.
 | 19x Paintball guns () |
| 2x Tiberius T9's Hopperless paintball
guns (requested separately by calling the TASC specialist at
801-878-5419). |
| 20x PB masks rated at 300 fps or greater |
| 40x air tanks |
| 20x harnesses |
| 80x ammo bottles |
| 2x chronographs |
| Be sure to fill out the component checklist on
all paintball equipment. |
|
| Range Control will only fill air tanks own by
AGCW. |
| Units must bring their own paintball ammunition.
All commercial grade ammo is authorized for use on camp. |
| Requests must be in at least 7 days in advance |
| Between each requesting unit; Range Control
needs 1 day for maintenance on all weapons. |
| Paintball Safety. The number 1 most common injury associated
with paintball activities is eye injuries. The most common
sequence of events in which eye injuries occur is when an innocent
bystander inadvertently walks onto a Paintball Engagement Area.
RSO's must ensure this doesn't happen by monitoring the Engagement Area
and properly setting up the unit's paintball field.
- Treat Paintball Engagements like you would any other live-fire
exercise. Assigned a certified RSO and Range OIC for
the paintball engagement. For information on becoming RSO certified click
here: RSO Certification. For
information on becoming Range OIC certified click here:
Range OIC Certification.
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Airspeed restrictions on AGCW
 | Maximum allowable airspeed is 290 fps under
certain conditions |
| Chronographs are available at Range Control |
| All markers brought on post must be
inspected by a technician at Range Control prior to use. |
| To learn how to operate a chronograph click
here:
Using a Radarchron |
PPE
| Required Personal Protective Equipment
| Eye protection rated at 300 fps or greater |
| Head protection: soft cap as a minimum,
kevlar is preferable |
| Neck protection: gator |
| Gloves |
| Long sleeve shirt |
| Long pants |
| Combat boot |
|
| Other suggested PPE
| Kevlar |
| Groin protection |
| Flak vest |
|
Paintball Field Layout.
| Define an engagement area and buffer zone
inside one of the following training areas on Camp Williams:
|
| Engagement Area is the
only area where active paintball engagements may take place.
It is encompassed by a 100 meter buffer zone. |
| The Buffer Zone.
| Must be a minimum of
100 meters wide on all sides of the engagement area. |
| Must be a minimum of
200 meters from all major access roads i.e. Watts road and South
Tickville. |
| Access to the buffer
zone must be controlled: a roped off entry point or gate will be
established by the Range OIC. |
| The RSO/OIC must
ensure no innocent bystanders ever enters the buffer zone. |
| The RSO must ensure
that no personnel enter the buffer zone with a loaded paintball
marker. |
|
Sample Risk Assessment
Safety Checklist
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|
Signed copy of AGCW Paintball SOP. |
| Maintenance
| Tiberius T9 Hopperless Paintball guns
|
| Tippman 98 Paintball (under construction) |
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