Sói Tuyết Airsoft starts by sharing a common first-world problem for airsoft enthusiasts: getting a Cybergun CANiK SFx Rival and immediately needing a red dot sight, only to realize the mounting kit is sold separately. Fortunately, after some internet digging, he discovered that a mounting base for the TP9 model fits this replica perfectly. He ended up ordering a custom kit that includes two hefty aluminum plates and a somewhat funny-looking slide-pulling lever.

While the kit cost a fair bit, he justifies the price because finding parts for unique replicas is always an adventure. He walks through the installation process, testing different mounting plates to see which one matches his VictOptics V3 red dot sight. He also drops a practical tip for viewers, reminding everyone to use thread-locking glue so the sight doesn't fly off during a match.

By the end, the new optic is securely mounted, though Sói Tuyết Airsoft decides to ditch the slide-pulling lever because it looks a bit too silly for his taste. He shows off the final look, noting how much better the airsoft piece looks with the red dot attached. Interestingly, he admits that he actually made sure he could find this specific mounting kit before he even committed to buying the replica in the first place.