Civilian Speaks features his oldest airsoft gun, a highly modified Tokyo Marui Hi-Capa pistol, which he primarily used for Airsoft IPSC (International Practical Shooting Confederation) competitions. He explains that Airsoft IPSC was a crucial, affordable alternative to real steel shooting during his college years. The Hi-Capa platform was specifically chosen for its widespread popularity in the competitive circuit, excellent performance, and unmatched aftermarket support, which allows for extensive customization and easy replacement of parts under heavy use.

He does a detailed breakdown of the custom build, noting that nearly all components have been upgraded, including an Airsoft Masterpiece SVI Infinity-style slide and frame, and internal modifications like a short-stroked slide for a faster cycle time and a finely tuned competition trigger. Although the pistol was built purely for speed, it now holds significant sentimental value for the host as a reminder of his past. Despite the closure of his local airsoft IPSC venue, he has kept the pistol and hopes to use it again someday.