Airsoft in Indonesia is not 100% legal, as it's only legally acceptable for AAPSC, and it's fell into the same rules as firearms and it's regulated.
We get our airsoft imported through special means... We are not on the list of most corrupt countries for nothing
So most of the games here are smallish in scale. About 10-20 people would be the norm. Though sometimes there's a larger event of about 2-300 people. Those are the numbers in Jakarta, the capital as the. On the smaller provinces, the number varies as the airsoft population are much smaller.
Prices for airsoft would probably rival Canadian prices hehehehe. But the PTW owners is probably only a handfuls. Majority would be ACMs follows GNP. GBBR has quite a following but not much dedicated teams, as not much smiths that can make the gbbr skirmish able

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http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg0TymmEWvJp_xOVl88hNWg
Sorry for the balbbering.. And I'll gladly answer any further questions.
Nicholas