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Project Phantom · In development

What comes nextfor San Antonio airsoft?

The city has lost longtime indoor places to play. The players, teams and builders are all still here.

Project Phantom is Black Phantoms exploring what could come next — and asking the people who actually play to shape it.

Help Shape ItWhat This Is
Players gathered under the Airsoft Revolution sign at the home field

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From Phantom Reaper

The community is still here.

I played these fields. I competed there. I made friends there. AR15 supported me and Black Phantoms, and I will always appreciate what they did for San Antonio airsoft.

I am not glad to see these places go. I am as disappointed as everyone else.

But fields closing does not close a community. The players are still here. So are the teams, the builders and the friendships — and so is the need for somewhere to play.

But I have also spent years saying what I thought a field could do better. Better layouts. Better competition. Better training. A better first day for new players.

So the question is not whether the community is still here. It is what comes next. Project Phantom is how we start that conversation — and if something does get built, it should be built with the people who will actually play there.

Tell Us What You WantMeet Phantom Reaper
Project Phantom

The players should get a say.

You know what works. You know what does not. So tell us, and we will build the plan around it.

Take the SurveyMeet Phantom Reaper
The survey

Help design San Antonio’s next airsoft field.

You have played the fields. You know what worked and what did not. Rather than building another field on guesses, we are asking the people who would actually play there.

Your answers shape the layout, the game formats, competition, training and pricing.

Takes
3–5 minutes
Sections
11
Account needed
No

No purchase and no commitment. We are gathering real community input.