6mm Badger unboxes and sets up the Gunpower SMT N2 32-inch smart target, a high-tech monitor designed for airsoft training. Priced around $720 by getting it directly from South Korea, the unit functions essentially as a ruggedized 32-inch TV built to withstand the impact of plastic BBs. The setup process involves assembling a sturdy tripod, attaching a versatile rotating rear mount, and snapping on a catch tray lined with an anti-bounce material to gather spent ammo.

The software interface brings an arcade-style element to the backyard shooting range, featuring a dedicated smartphone app, adjustable hit-marker sizes, and a variety of built-in training modes. While navigating the menus, he shows off standard target layouts, a zeroing screen for calibrating optics, and reactive games where players must shoot lit targets in a specific sequence. After navigating a few password entry screens off-camera, the unit successfully connects to local Wi-Fi to prepare for future content downloads.

6mm Badger then tests out a new interactive mode called Virtual SWAT using a gas blowback pistol. The game turns the physical board into a live first-person shooter simulation, requiring quick reflexes to stop hostiles while avoiding virtual civilians. Despite a slightly messy cleanup involving stray BBs bouncing onto the floor due to a loose tray angle, the target successfully registers real-time scoring and tracking data, setting the stage for a full multi-target garage installation.