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South West Wargames is owned and run by former Royal Marine Commando Gary Braim.
Gary was a Royal Marines Small Arms Weapons and Tactics instructor and has trained and worked in some of the worlds harshest and difficult environments from the Arctic, to the Desert and the Jungle. He has worked alongside the American Anti Terrorist units in the US and has in-depth knowledge of Close Quarter Battle (CQB) and operational procedures.

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We are now running a series of exciting and innovative corporate packages at our exclusive Napoleonic venue of Scraesdon Fort . All of our staff are highly trained and experienced former Royal Marines offering expert instruction on a varity of team building exercises. The training area consists of 3 unique environments, Jungle, Urban and a vast underground network of tunnels and bunkers within which to put your new learned skills to the test. We run many different battle scenarios, including the rescue of a downed pilot, sniper stalks, ambushes and many, many more. We offer packages to run from half a day, 1 day or 2 days with overnight accommodation available as required. Accommodation is provided at Trigantle Fort, another local Napoleonic Fort sat high on the cliff tops facing out over the English Channel, a truly superb setting to un-wind and compare war stories after a hard day of battle. KEY LEARNING • Increase effective communications • Improve team effectiveness • Identify strengths and weaknesses • Team bonding through joint success • Enhance the ability to improvise, adapt and overcome. All of our packages can be adapted to meet your individual requirements. Interested? For a no obligation quote please use our booking form online.

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Airsoft guns fire 6mm plastic pellets (or BBs) at relatively low speeds (between 100 and 328 feet per second or 30 to 97 meters per second), fast enough to feel, but slow enough not to hurt. Airsoft guns look like the real thing but cannot be converted to fire live ammunition, it is a toy and is classed as one! Airsoft as we know it originated in Japan in the early 1980's as the Japanese answer to American craze of Paintball. Whilst the first airsoft guns were probably made in the US, it was not until Tokyo Marui started putting their electrically powered gearbox into their static replicas that airsoft as we know it developed. Across Japan, South East Asia, North America and Europe there are thousands of players who put on their combats, heave on their webbing and grab their rifles each weekend. Airsoft Skirmishing Firstly, it’s great fun, no matter what age, gender or size you are. It is primarily a team sport, although games such as last man standing and rifles versus pistols are great fun. Players quickly learn that proper planning prevents poor performance and an early walk back to the safe zone. Some scenarios may seem familiar to those who have played Paintball but the addition of full automatic capability and longer range add new dimensions.