N . T . A . C Northeast tactical airsoft company Contact us: 070 1703 NTAC (6822)
The Bullets are BB's - The missions are all to real
Welcome to N . T . A . C
N T A C airsoft skirmish site is based in Shildon, Durham on 29 acre's of land, NTAC is one of the largest Northeasts leading outdoor airsoft skirmish sites. We specialise in organising full tactical events on site with many different senorios and pyrotechnics. We offer fantastic days out, where you can be sure of a very warm welcome and an experience to remember. We offer equipment for hire on the day. On site we have a huge car parking facility enough for 200 vehicles including coaches. Refreshments and toilet facilities are also available. We are a fully registered UKARA and UKASGB game site.
Game Day Event Hire £35.00
This event includes a loan of a rifle one magazine and one bag of BB's,
safety goggles / mask plus a DPM jacket (camo jacket). Extra magazines can be hired for £2.00 each. Addtional BB's can be bought on the day from £8.50 for 0.2g of 5000. Please use our online booking form to secure your game day. Gas for only £9.00 per bottle. Gas pistol for hire pay on the day £5.00 extra. Whilst making your order please indicate which rifle you require we have G36's / MP5's. We do not supply boots, trainers are not allowed on the day, please supply your own suitable footware. Please note you must attend the game site between 8.30 / 9.15 am on the day to get booked in. We have 50 weapons for hire.
Please download our waiver form. This applies to all players who wishes to play at NTAC. If you have any questions regarding any of our events please contact us: ntacoy_live.co.uk
Game Day Hire
What is Airsoft
Airsoft is a modern combat sport or recreational hobby in which participants eliminate opponents by hitting each other with spherical airsoft pellets, launched from airsoft guns. Participants typically employ the use of varying types of weapons designed as replicas of real firearms, tactical gear, and accessories used by modern military and police organizations.
Airsoft has its roots in late-1970s Japan where firearms were difficult or impossible to obtain due to local laws and people sought a legal alternative to owning actual firearms. The vast majority of airsoft guns, accessories, and after market upgrade parts are also manufactured in Far Eastern countries such as Japan, China, Hong Kong and Taiwan. Many of these Chinese guns are dominating the airsoft market. Companies like G&G, Classic Army, ICS have spread their name quickly with their cheaper and affordable prices.
Airsoft offers you the closest thing you can get to immersing yourself in war without going. You've watched films like Blackhawk Down, Platoon, Tears of the Sun and Bravo Two Zero, well now you can play through those scenarios. The weapons can give you an excellant range of upto 60-80m. You can get silenced pistols for close engagements and heavy machine guns if you want to lay down covering fire big style.
Realism
Gallery
Game dates
4th April 10 Shildon, Durham Regular Events
11th April 10 Shildon, Durham Regular Events
18th April 10 Shildon, Durham Regular Events
25th April 10 Shildon, Durham Regular Events
2nd May 10 Shildon, Durham Regular Events
Forum
New to airsoft and wondered what airsoft is all about, then why don't you drop in at our forum and see what it's all about . Even if your a veteran of this very popular sport, drop in all are welcome. We have the most active airsoft forum in the Northeast of England.
Booking Form
Please click on the link below.
http://www.jotform.com/form/93092956294
Membership Form
http://www.jotform.com/form/93185426804
What is airsoft
BASES AND BUNKERS TO DEFEND OR ATTACK
LAND ROVER PATROLS IN ALL AREAS
IEDS, TRIP MINES AND PYRO EVERYWHERE
BEACH LANDING ASSAULTS
UN PROTECTION PATROL
FUEL, AMMO DUMPS TO BLOW UP
BLACK HAWK PILOT RESCUE
TRENCH WARFARE
BRIDGE ATTACK
FORT ALAMO
TO COME... NEW FOR 2010
AIRFIELD ASSAULT
Game Dates
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