MAG Airsoft Idaho
MAG Airsoft has been hosting weekly Saturday games across southern Idaho for over 20 years. What started as a group of dedicated airsoft teams has grown into a structured, professional operation governing Ada, Canyon, Gem, Boise, Elmore, and surrounding counties. MAG isn't a field or store—it's an o...
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MAG Airsoft has been hosting weekly Saturday games across southern Idaho for over 20 years. What started as a group of dedicated airsoft teams has grown into a structured, professional operation governing Ada, Canyon, Gem, Boise, Elmore, and surrounding counties.
MAG isn't a field or store—it's an organized community of airsoft teams playing under unified rules. The operation is governed by a Council made up of representatives from established teams like Broken Shadow, Blackjack, Aces and Eights, and TF Centurion, plus input from local airsoft retailers.
"All ages are welcome to play alongside MAG teams. Games have been hosted every Saturday for over 20 years at locations around the Treasure Valley."
Every player follows the same ruleset regardless of which team they join, which means the experience is consistent from week to week.
- •Realistic scenarios with tactical objectives
- •Realistic props that add immersion (IEDs, equipment, obstacles)
- •Organized safe environment with Game Controllers and Council oversight
- •Drama-free gameplay enforced through rules and respect
- •All-age participation with structured rules for different age groups
- •Saturday morning games every week (Chrono opens 9:00 AM, games start 11:00 AM)
- •Field fees: Typically $10 cash
MAG takes eye protection, hit calling, and field safety seriously. Every player must:
- •Wear ANSI Z87.1 compliant eye protection (form-fitting or sealed)
- •Call their own hits on the honor system
- •Use red rags or chemlights to signify being out of play
- •Follow weapon velocity limits enforced by chronograph testing
Full face protection is mandatory for players under 18. Players 12 and younger must be accompanied by an 18+ adult guardian who plays as a unit with them.
MAG operates under a comprehensive 13-section ruleset covering:
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Hit Rules | Body/head = lethal; arms/legs = wounded (need medic) |
| Close Combat | Rubber melee weapons only, no stabbing motions |
| Medic System | One bandage per life, 2-minute bleed-out timer |
| Engineers | Repair damaged weapons, set up explosives/props |
| Weapon Velocity | AEGs limited to 1.14-1.6j; Snipers 2.8j with 100ft MED |
| Grenades | Rubber/foam only, 15ft kill radius; max 2 per respawn |
| Night Ops | Requires tracer units or tac-lights; red chemlights for KIA |
- •Key enforcement: Cheating results in penalty points or ejection. Real firearms and alcohol are strictly prohibited on field.
Aces and Eights - Boise-based milsim team focused on teamwork, community, and fun. Multicam loadout. Contact Team Lead Moose at events.
Broken Shadow - Established airsoft tribe running their own scenarios (like "Feast of the Wattle Gobbler").
Blackjack - "We are old and slow." Long-running team.
TF Centurion - The newer squad on the block.
You don't need to be on a team to play—drop in as an individual and you'll be placed with other unaffiliated players.
Games rotate between locations around the Treasure Valley including Junkyard, Cobblestone (Emmett), and Village. Saturday mornings year-round:
- •Chrono opens: 9:00 AM
- •Safety briefing: 10:30 AM
- •Game start: 11:00 AM
- •Field fee: $10 cash
Join the Discord or Facebook for weekly schedules, scenario details, and to connect with teams. New players show up every Saturday—no experience required, just bring gear that meets chrono limits and a willingness to play by the rules.
New Player Checklist: Eye protection (ANSI Z87.1+), red rag or bandage, airsoft replica, chronograph-tested to field limits, full face protection if under 18, respectful attitude.