Sounds like a club, it's not. I'm just one guy with enough passion to have kept playing this sport for 23 years. Of course, my knees don't function the way they did 23 years ago so I just keep up with the kids via frivolous use of disposable investment income. I still make it out to ref more than I play, I make it out to build days to help repair and rebuild fields, and people still bug me at home to fix their guns haha. I've probably done most of it in the scene, ran clubs, ran 'milsims' and events, charity work, community outreach, player, ref, tech, admin, etc.

I still run my YouTube channel (www.youtube.com/@ImperfectAirsoft) and do a lot of local tech work here in Edmonton.

Other than that, I'm a retired disabled veteran of the CAF where I worked as a secret squirrel doing magical things for strange people. If any other veterans or active members are also suffering with PTSD, you are not alone and I am always here for you.

Instead of a picture of myself, here is something we can all enjoy. ;)

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I will say that my airsoft philosophy revolves around three core concepts; safety, fairness, and fun: If the first two are provided, the third is guaranteed in n every case. "Safe Fair Fun" is the guiding principle of Imperfect Airsoft