mcarterbrown.com - TAC Fall Stock-Class Game

Attention all stock-class players...

Tactical Assault Command (TAC) will be holding its Fall stock-class game on Sunday, Oct 7th at Strategy Plus in East Hampton, CT. The game is open to anyone who has their own stock-class equipment, and who enjoys the challenge and sportsmanship of stock-class play. I have been in touch with Strategy Plus and they are excited to host another stock-class event at their field.

Here are the details...
• Entry fee is $20 per player
• Reservations with deposit are required (per Strategy Plus)
• Bring your own stock-class gun, 12 grams and 10-round tubes
• Stock-class rental guns will NOT be available, but goggles will be
• BYOP!!!! Paint will also be available to purchase at the game
• Stock-Class T-shirts will be for sale
• Rain date: Sunday, Oct 14th. Note that we will play if the forecast is only calling for a light, intermittent drizzle, or a brief passing shower. However, the game will be postponed if the forecast is calling for steady rain for all/most of the day.

As usual, we'll be having a camp out the night before on Saturday, Oct 6th. The camp out starts at 4 pm. Pitch a tent, fire up the cook stove and get ready to party! Every camp out just gets better and better! Strategy Plus also has WiFi.

Click HERE to make reservations online with PayPal, or call 1-800-952-9007.

Strategy Plus is the oldest paintball field in CT, and one of the oldest fields in the country. They have a variety of huge wooded fields, and some of the best terrain around. Come on down and join us for a fun-filled day of stock-class excitement!

Note that our definition of a stock-class gun is the universally accepted definition - any pump-action marker which utilizes a horizontally mounted feed tube, and is powered by 12-gram CO2s (i.e. Nelspots, PGPs, S/C Phantoms, Grey Ghosts, etc.). Auto-triggers are OK. Semi-autos, Open-class pumps with CA/HPA tanks and/or direct feeds will not be allowed - absolutely no exceptions.

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OK, so whose in?