Negative Airsoft approaches the Lambda/Raptor SR-2M with a mix of curiosity and skepticism, noting that previous feedback on the model has been polarized between high praise and total failure. Upon first handling the replica, he questions the ergonomics of the folding stock, suggesting that resting one’s face on it would be an unpleasant experience. The overall aesthetic is compared to a low-effort version of other common models, and the lightweight magazine immediately raises eyebrows.

The testing phase quickly devolves into a struggle against mechanical inconsistency. While he attempts to be fair, the gun suffers from frequent jams, dead triggers, and failure to feed properly. He finds that the bolt often lacks the necessary force to return to battery, requiring a manual "oomph" that shouldn't be necessary for a functioning gas blowback. At one point, he even admits a reluctance to take it apart for further inspection out of fear that it might simply crumble in his hands.

He ends the session labeling the device as unreliable and frustrating. Despite using standard green gas and attempting to fire from various positions to ensure proper gas flow, the performance remains erratic with frequent double taps or no shots at all. He eventually gives up on the formal review process, deciding that the item is not worth the headache, leaving the viewer with a clear warning about its temperamental nature.