Stingray Airsoft takes an A&K M60-VN airsoft machine gun out for a spin after it underwent a series of repairs done by Adzzzys Armoury. The firearm has a history of breaking down, having suffered from gearbox failures and fried electronics in the past. Now freshly rewired and shimmed by a specialist, it is being put to the test to see if it can survive a full day of gameplay without turning into a very heavy paperweight.

The gameplay footage shows the machine gun being used for its primary purpose: aggressive suppression. Stationed in a tower and moving through the field, the shooter lets loose with a high rate of fire, burning through 1,500 rounds in just a few minutes. While the weapon is noted for being somewhat bulky and impractical to lug around, the sheer joy of raining plastic pellets on opponents seems to outweigh the physical workout required to carry it.

By the end of the session, the "science experiment" is deemed a success as the internal components remain intact. He expresses relief that the gun actually functioned as intended, managing to secure around 20 hits during the chaos. With the testing complete, the plan is to return the machine gun to its rightful place on a display wall, where it can look intimidating without the risk of breaking again.