Milsim Ireland

A weathered matte-black airsoft rifle resting across a stack of battered metal ammo crates painted in chipped navy blue, each stenciled with bold white "OP BLUE CIRCLE" markings. The scene sits in the corner of an abandoned warehouse with cracked concrete floors, scattered shell casings, and torn mission maps spread beneath the weapon. Cool, diffused overcast light pours through broken high windows, carving sharp highlights along the rifle’s rails and optics while casting long, dramatic shadows. Captured in photographic realism from a low, three-quarter angle with a shallow depth of field that blurs distant pallets and netting, the mood is bold, tactical, and cinematic, evoking a high-stakes Tarkov-style milsim event staging area.

Tarkov Milsims

Faction – USEC PMC

A Western-based company was hired by a corporation called TerraGroup to cover up the corporation’s illegal activities in Tarkov.

Loadout

Weapons – any M4 type; or any sniper rifle, pistol, SMG or shotgun. If not in possession, other preferably Western/NATO primary weapons allowed – except NO AK or other Soviet weapons.

Headgear – FAST (or any other) helmet; or any BLACK or CAMO cap/hat. No hoods/snoods, balaclavas or ski masks. Patches allowed.

Combats and webbing – any, but preferably green jackets or NATO camo. Freelance PMC elements and patches allowed.

YELLOW armbands.

Patrol Base flag: USEC

Faction – BEAR PMC

Created by the Russian government to investigate the activities of Terragroup.

Loadout

Weapons – AK or other Soviet weapons; or any sniper rifle, pistol, SMG or shotgun. If not in possession, other primary weapons are allowed – except NO M4 type wpn.

Headgear – DARK EARTH or OLIVE GREEN baseball or woollen cap – NO camo, no hoods/snoods, balaclavas or ski masks. Patches allowed.

Combats and webbing – any, but preferably Soviet/WARPAC/Russian Federation. Freelance PMC elements and patches allowed.

RED armbands.

Patrol Base flag: Bears

Faction – SCAVS (scavengers)

Aggressive locals of Tarkov are normally hostile to both BEAR and USEC.

Loadout

Weapons – any.

Headgear – Balaclava, snood, hood or ski mask (any colour, worn UP); or bareheaded – NO hats/caps or helmets. Patches allowed.

Combats and webbing – any.

NO armbands.

Patrol Base flag: S51

Rentals

A dense, overgrown woodland killhouse composed of makeshift plywood structures, rusted shipping containers, and nailed-together barricades, all painted in muted blues and grays with a prominent blue circle emblem sprayed on a central container door. Fog lingers low to the forest floor, curling around spent BBs, torn objective cards, and scattered blue and red team flags. Late-afternoon golden light slices through the canopy, creating luminous shafts that illuminate swirling mist and cast complex shadows across the structures. Photographic realism from a low, forward-facing angle emphasizes depth, with foreground foliage in soft focus and the central emblem razor sharp. The mood is tense and cinematic, embodying a gritty Tarkov-style extraction zone.

Hire skirmish-ready AEGs with batteries, BBs, and slings, preconfigured to event FPS limits and engagement rules.

A detailed tactical operations table inside a dim command tent, dominated by a large, creased topographic map covered in color-coded markers, laminated objective cards, and a blue circular mission patch in the center. Around the map sit rugged radios, a scratched metal compass, labeled mag pouches, and printed rules for a Tarkov-style airsoft event. Harsh, directional light from a single hanging field lamp creates hard-edged shadows and strong contrasts, highlighting textures of canvas walls and frayed nylon gear. Shot from a slightly elevated, wide-angle photographic perspective with sharp focus throughout, the atmosphere feels intense, strategic, and immersive, capturing the planning phase of a bold, narrative-driven battlesim.

Upgrade with plate carriers, helmets, radios, and NV-compatible illumination packages tailored to your faction and mission profile.

Pricing

Recruit Loadout

Standard Day Op: £40 per player – includes game admin, insurance, and access to all scenarios. Rental package add-on: +£25 for AEG rifle, full-face protection, and 1,500 BBs. Plate carrier and rig rental: +£10. Extra 1,500 BBs: +£8. Smoke or pyro is event-dependent and typically ranges from £4–£12 per item, with limits briefed on the day.

Entry included

AEG rental

Eye protection

Mid-cap magazines

Book recruit

Operator Loadout

Weekend Milsim Package: from £95 per player – includes both game days, night operations, and briefing materials. Full rental loadout (rifle, sidearm, rig, eye/face pro, and starter BBs): +£45 for the weekend. Upgrade optics package (red dot and torch): +£12. Gas and extra mags: from £5 per fill and £7 per mag. On-site camping is usually free; vehicle camping or bunk space, where available, from £10 per night.

Radio hire

Tracer unit

Chest rig

Priority briefing

Book operator

Loadouts

Check faction-specific kit lists covering mandatory eye protection, weapon classes, ammo caps, comms, medical sims, and recommended clothing to match Northern Ireland terrain, weather, and Op Blue Circle’s extraction-driven Tarkov-inspired rule set.

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A dense, overgrown woodland killhouse composed of makeshift plywood structures, rusted shipping containers, and nailed-together barricades, all painted in muted blues and grays with a prominent blue circle emblem sprayed on a central container door. Fog lingers low to the forest floor, curling around spent BBs, torn objective cards, and scattered blue and red team flags. Late-afternoon golden light slices through the canopy, creating luminous shafts that illuminate swirling mist and cast complex shadows across the structures. Photographic realism from a low, forward-facing angle emphasizes depth, with foreground foliage in soft focus and the central emblem razor sharp. The mood is tense and cinematic, embodying a gritty Tarkov-style extraction zone.