BLACK OPS AIRSOFT: Events

Black Ops Airsoft offers a wide variety of activities. A typical schedule of events for each month is two skirmishes on the first two Saturdays of the month, the third Saturday is reserved for build days, an on the last Saturday of every month is reserved for an operation. Occasionally BOA will hold a special event that will change the schedule. The owners of Black Ops Airsoft are players first and because of this occasionally the field will be closed on a Saturday so that they may travel out of town with the remainder of their team to an out of town event. Any changes to the schedule will be posted either on the message board forums and on the calendar section of the web site.

See more detailed information on BOA's Calendar.

News and Updates

June 2010 - News

Mike Haggerty President of Western New York Airsoft and owner of Frontier Airsoft, held Operation: Bitter Harvest at Black Ops Airsoft on June 5, 2010.  Operation: Bitter Harvest II was the second installment of the continuing story the fictional country of Roshambodia and its fight for independence.

Rebel Forces fought with Corporate Forces for control of the vast poppy fields.  Players searched the woods for poppies and were able to trade the poppies in for ammo and money.  A Security Force maintained control over the village while players interacted with NPCs.

May 2010 - News

May 1, 2010 Black Ops Airsoft hosted two events at the Penn Yan field. The first event was Operation: Iron Fist. This was the first of several Operations for the 2010 season. Over forty players were in attendance for this operation.

The second event was the Annual East Coast K-9 Training Seminar. Sheriffs from all over the east coast came to the Black Ops Airsoft field to train utilizing the village and 54 acres of property.

April 2010 - News

On March 27th 2010 Black Ops Airsoft hosted their first TAS Event, a milsim game, in which two SpecOps Teams were selected to face an over whelming OpFor team.  The objectives of the teams were to find a crashed prototype UAV before the OpFor could sell the new technology to foreign governments.

 The game consisted of four separate rotations with multiple objectives during each rotation.  The game utilized new ‘hit’ rules specifically designed for this milsim game.  For more information on milsim games check out the TAS Event section of the website.s.