TAR Induction Briefing

Safe Zone
- The carpark is a safe zone
- test fire in appropriate places
- All mags out – including Pistols
- Safeties on and pistols holstered
- Treat all guns with respect as they come under firearms laws.
- No silly behaviour anywhere
- Use the firing range to see examples of distances to understand MEDs.
- Goggles must be worn at all times once on the playing field or in the firing range

Marshalls
- Players must follow instructions of Marshalls at ALL TIMES. If there are any problems in-game, players should talk to a Marshall immediately
- If a player has a problem with a Marshall they should find another Marshall

Sportsmanship
- Put downs, racism, swearing, negative comments and retaliation have no place in our club.
- Keep calm and respect all players.
- Call ALL hits (demonstrate a loud hit call, counting 10 and calling live).
- Dead men don’t talk or give away the position of enemy players.
- Fair play, honour and integrity for all TAR players (Matt Van der Lee).

Fire Selection
- Learn to shoot on semi-auto which encourages you to acquire your target, full auto should not be used as a default especially at close quarters.
- No blind firing.
- NO Bang rule
- Knife Kills

Game Calls
- “Eyes” call is game pause, stay where you are until instructed otherwise.
  Everyone repeats game calls: Game On, Game Off, Eyes. (test)
- Never take your goggles off. If you have fogging or a malfunction, tell someone.

Leaving Field of Play
- If you need to leave mid-game, tell someone where you are going.
- Before crossing the bridge into the safe zone: mags out, clear weapon, safeties on.

First Aiders
- Identify all first aiders, note there are two First Aid kits with club gear.

Health and Safety
- Stay inside play area, keep away from livestock. Do not enter streams or rivers.
- No smoking in the game area as this is a fire risk.
- Careful when climbing fences which may be live.
- Make sure all gates are closed at the end of the day.
- Respect the farm which we are privileged to use.