Ghost Airsoft features the Northeast FAMAS F1 GBB, a steel gas blowback airsoft rifle which he says promises solid performance without needing any modifications. He walks through its features, including the bipod, hop-up adjustment, and firing modes, though he admits to a minor failure in trying to forcefully remove the base to install a 3D-printed sight. A secondary appearance is made by the SRC G19X, a CO2-powered pistol, providing a brief diversion before the real action starts.

The testing phase involves checking the muzzle velocity, where both guns show consistent and "peaceful" results suitable for standard gameplay. He notes that while the FAMAS has a heavy bolt, it runs reliably on standard green gas and performs best with heavier BBs to keep the trajectory stable. Despite its sturdy steel construction, the rifle remains manageable in weight, which is a relief for anyone who prefers playing airsoft over participating in an accidental weightlifting session.

The remainder of the footage transitions into an energetic field test, featuring plenty of tactical movement and a few chaotic moments where gravity wins against the players. Between the heavy fire and the occasional stumble over field obstacles, the video captures the frantic reality of competitive play. Ghost Airsoft ends the video with some candid feedback on the gear's performance amidst the wind and the general "fog of war" that comes with running around a warehouse with toy guns.