Laser Warriors
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Founded By: Barbara and Stefania Pegararo
Originated: 1995 Date Closed: August 27, 2003
Number of Locations: 10
Personnel of Note:
Barbara Pegararo
Stefania Pegararo
First Facility: Unknown
Equipment Overview: The Laser Warriors products include a pack and phaser design with styling that appears to be based off the equipment series made by Autolec. Autolec manufactured other brands which include Pulsar, Laser Chaser and Laser Force (UK).
Historical Synopsis: Laser Warriors appears to be the first laser tag equipment company from Italy.