Ulat of ASG Olsztyn chronicles the rather bumpy journey of trying to tune a Trinity Armament airsoft replica equipped with the Gate Pulsar D2 engine. He admits that he and his teammate spent a significant amount of time and money swapping out parts like the barrel and hop-up chamber to get it working. Despite their hard work, the replica refused to cooperate with standard, lighter BBs, leading to a frustrating cycle of adjustments and failed field tests.

In a move of tactical surrender, they discovered the only way to get the gun to behave was to use much heavier ammo and crank the hop-up setting to the maximum. Whilst this finally stopped the BBs from being shoved too deep into the mechanism, it also meant the budget-friendly team loaner plan went out the window. Unless you enjoy spending your life savings on premium heavy plastic pellets, this particular setup might not be the dream machine they originally envisioned.

Ulat describes the project as a bit of a wall of shame candidate. Although the performance is now technically acceptable, it fell short of their goals and left everyone involved feeling like they’d been through a marathon they didn't sign up for. He ends this episode with a thank you to the technician for his patience and a silent prayer that they never have to open this specific gearbox ever again.