Molcolm unboxes and reviews the full-metal version of the Toystar K2C1 airsoft gun, a replica of the standard South Korean military rifle. While the exterior is mostly metal and feels solid enough to give a veteran a flashback, some parts like the stock and buffer tube are still plastic, which might be a slight letdown for those expecting a heavy-duty workout. The box even includes a classic military-style sling, perfect for anyone who misses the distinct feeling of gear rubbing against their neck during a long march.

Assembly is a bit of a puzzle, especially when trying to install the handguard rails without losing your patience or a screw. Molcolm points out some authentic design flaws inherited from the real firearm, such as the optics rail height causing the front sight to block your view and the charging handle occasionally trying to pick a fight with your hand. It seems the manufacturers were so committed to realism that they even replicated the ergonomic headaches of the actual service rifle.

Despite being a manual spring-powered air-cocking gun out of the box, the internal structure is conveniently designed for enthusiasts who want to perform some surgery and convert it into an electric version. Performance-wise, it hits targets well enough for a backyard plinker, though the host warns that repeatedly pulling the heavy spring might leave your arms feeling more tired than a day at basic training. This will serve as a great base for a custom project, provided you have the tools and the tolerance for a few minor manufacturing scuffs.