Pick up and play. Open Skirm is our simpler, faster format — pistol primaries are welcome, magazines are unrestricted, and game modes stay easy to read. Great for casual players, regulars between Classic events, and newcomers stepping into CQB for the first time.
From 1 July 2026, Rush B is taking a clear new direction. Regular skirms focus on recreational CQB, fair fights, tactical teamplay and respectful behavior. Competitive speedsoft gear and playstyles move to dedicated Speed Edition skirms — keep an eye on the calendar if that's your thing.
Read the new directionOpen Skirms are our most accessible format. You bring any CQB-legal replica (rifle or pistol primary), you get briefed, you play. Mixed scenarios, mixed loadouts, mixed experience levels — that's the point. Fast pace, short rounds, lots of action.
"Fast and welcoming — but no speedsoft, no spam, no overshoots. Real CQB."
Open Skirm is our recreational CQB format — welcoming, accessible, mixed loadouts. Most players won't notice anything different from before; the gear list below just draws a clear line between recreational airsoft and competitive speedsoft. If high-pace jerseys and HPA tank-in-grip builds are your thing, we run dedicated Speed Edition skirms for exactly that.
No tank grips / ESG builds, speed belts, competitive sports jerseys (speedsoft, paintball, cycling, motocross), trigger spam or overshooting. Fast play and tactical rushing remain allowed. Looking for the high-pace experience? Join our dedicated Speed Edition skirms.
What's bannedAdapter rigs that let you run rifle mags in a pistol are tolerated on Open Skirms — but they're easy to abuse. Here's how to use them and stay welcome.