RandomGuyKev returns to check in on his Amarok 250 magazines after a year of consistent use to see if they still have what it takes. Instead of a deep dive into technical specifications, this episode features a rapid-fire compatibility test across various airsoft rifles. He moves through several models, including a Lancer Tactical Gen 4 SLR and a G&G speed soft gun, to ensure they still feed BBs without throwing a tantrum.

The testing process is mostly smooth sailing, though not every gun is a perfect match. Most of the rifles, like the CM16 Raider, accept the magazine and drop it back out with ease. However, a 416 competition model proves to be a bit clingy, holding onto the magazine rather than letting it slide out freely. Even a minor battery mishap mid-test doesn't stop the demonstration, as the magazines continue to feed through multiple rounds of semi and full-auto fire.

After a year of wear and tear, the verdict is that these magazines remain a solid choice for players on a budget. RandomGuyKev notes that while he has been using the 250-round versions, there are other capacities available for those who prefer a different count. He concludes the field test by confirming that they still perform well enough to keep a spot in his gear bag, provided you don't mind the occasional tight fit.