Munhall, United States
530 E 8th Ave
N/A
+1 4125302192
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
The last time i was here was like 2 years ago, but I figured I’d review it as I have lots of memories with this place. Pros: — The people here know their stuff with the guns. There are a lot of different guns which you can purchase, and if you don’t have one, they have lots of M4s you can use on the field. If your gun exceeds the FPS limit, they can also modify your gun to meet that limit should you want to pay for it. I believe they also do repairs as well although depending on the repair you may not get it in the same day. — The shop. For someone who doesn’t play a lot of airsoft, The shop has a ton of stuff. Guns, uniforms, you name it. As you can see from the photos, a lot of them are m4 variants, but I guess that’s just the airsoft meta anyway. They DO have other guns though, last time I was there they had some LMGS, MP5s, pistols, etc. my cousin bought this funny little beretta there and it worked great. -it is a very safe place. They have strict helmet/mask restrictions (as in face protection) and other rules. While I may disagree with some of them (I’m looking at you bang bang rule), they do keep the players safe and I’m not gonna whine about why I don’t like something that keeps people safer. Cons: — the arenas don’t feel very well-thought out, at least to me. Every game I felt like I was either shredding the other team or I wasn’t able to take two steps out of the starting point. They almost feel rigged toward one side, and it can get annoying if there are a ton of enemy players camping your starting point. However if you were to just go in an arena with like 3 or 4 people I doubt you’d have much of a problem. Overall, if you want to get started with Airsoft, this place can be a great beginning place. Would reccomend.
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Fantastic party place for airsoft!! All the staff were excellent. Very clean and well run.
I’ve been here several times for NERF and Airsoft birthday parties over the past 18 months. The place smells like sweat and stale beer and has a decidedly industrial vibe. It’s primary audience appears to be 20-something to middle-aged men fascinated with soldier cosplay. This would be alarming if it wasn’t such fun! My boys always have a blast here, and the staff is polite and helpful. My son recently lost his NERF Modulus after a game session, but several staff members pitched in to help us find his gun, which we eventually did. One gripe is the PITA parking situation. The lot gets crowded fast and the lack of clearly demarcated lines means parking quickly becomes a nightmare since there’s no rhyme or reason to it. This aside I’m sure we’ll be back a few more times to play war. ***Update*** April 7, 2018. Attended another birthday party in the new Wild West room. Cool concept and glad to see the littler kids separated from the older kids and adults in the main area.
It was great and very enjoyable. We all had fun and they took very good care of us. They also kept it all clean and disinfected.
Airsoft is fun! Thanks for making my day trip in Pittsburgh the best.
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