airsoft) cool.

Glorious RPK in the wild, having taken on its winter coat for a successful hunting season.

I heard thats danger for strikeball players in Europe because police or army may fire players if they dress this form on a game (if they have seen players, of course)

not here in Sweden. All I know about is that the police some time confiscate childrens "guns" but then the kids running and waving their pistols in towns and bigger cities.

we have contact with the police and they always know when and where we are having game

I can't recall hearing about any incidents in Europe beyond police getting alerted by illegal private games or, like Cyanid mentioned, kids and thoughtless youngsters walking around with airsoft guns in public causing the police (and sometimes SWAT) getting involved. But that's often solved without any injuries. I can only recall Swedish police shooting a airsoft gun wielder dead one single time - and that was just after a big armed robbery where the cops shot one of the suspects pointing an airsoft gun towards them.

I've heard about some games we've hosted around here that got interrupted by the police. Out of the two times I've been informed it once was about a communication error where the host didn't alert the police in advance and the other time where the police would essentially walk into the game area to talk as they suspected there had been some suspicious activity in the area while we weren't there.

While European police agencies are probably on quite high alert the past few years I think we're still in a good position.