What NIOSH, CDC, and OSHA data reveal about the biggest quantified hazards at a gun range, lead and noise, and what they mean for your insurance.
Peer-reviewed NEISS data shows archery is one of the safest sports to insure: about 4,300 ER visits a year, zero hospital admissions, mostly minor cuts.
Commercial axe throwing has almost no injury data. What WATL and public records show: the sport rates low-risk, and alcohol drives the insurance cost.
Airsoft injury data by the numbers: ER eye-injury rates, the FPS where a 6mm BB can penetrate the eye, and the eyewear standards underwriters expect.
GellyBall injury and incident data for parents and operators: what the gel-blaster eye-injury studies show, the real risks, and how to run a field safely.
Airsoft and paintball look like the same business. The startup cost, injury risk, and insurance are not. A side-by-side guide for operators choosing one.
A data-driven injury-rate comparison of paintball, airsoft, and GellyBall, built as a citable reference for operators, venues, and parents weighing the risk.
A month-by-month coverage roadmap for a new paintball field, from binding the first policy to closing out year one with a clean loss history.
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. Here are the real US court cases that decide it, the 2025 California ruling that just narrowed it, and what to do next.
The five claim patterns paintball fields really face, the named cases and CPSC data behind them, and the documentation that closes them at summary judgment.
