Pheas Airsoft does an unboxing of the Double Eagle M931A DRP9 airsoft rifle, which he humorously referred to as the "derpy sister" to the DMP9. This airsoft gun has a solid build featuring an all-aluminum monolithic upper receiver, a polymer lower, and full ambidexterity across all controls, including the charging handle, magazine release, and a unique bolt release system.

Pheas Airsoft shows how to program the ETU from Delta Armory that is installed in the licensed Stribog AEG... "In this video I show you how to go about programming the ‪@deltaarmory172‬ Eagle ETU which is shown inside this AWESOME STRIBOG from them! Really quick and simple to do."

Pheas Airsoft checks out the Delta Armory STRIBOG SP10A3 airsoft SMG that features a CNC aluminum upper receiver, an integrated MOSFET, and 16:1 ratio gears. He is impressed with the carbine's exceptional build quality and comfortable ergonomics, with its manageable 1.8 kg weight and key features like MLOCK rails, an ambidextrous selector, and a three-way magazine release.

Pheas Airsoft does another unboxing and review, checking out the Cyma CM.135S EMG Salient Arms Blu AEP this time. He highlights its reliable performance in gameplay, particularly in the British climate. He demonstrates its metal slide, fiber optic front sight, full-auto selector, and two-stage trigger, along with accessories like the speed loader and Lipo battery.

Another howto from Pheas Airsoft, showing how to take down the CYMA Platinum CM.106 AR-9 PDW for maintenance or repairs. This AEG  features the innovative Quick Buffer System (QBS), allowing for swift spring changes without disassembling the receiver or removing the stock. Users can access the captured guide rod and spring by simply removing the buffer tube castle nut, making adjustments quick and effortless.

Pheas Airsoft does an unboxing of the CYMA Platinum CM.106 AR-9 PDW. This is a comprehensive episode as he shares his first impressions... "In this video, thanks to many requests, I unbox a CYMA Platinum AR-9 PDW (MP5). I was pretty excited, been a while since I have done a plat."

Pheas Airsoft provides a detailed guide on disassembling and reassembling a VZ.61 Skorpion AEP, applicable to the Well, TM, and JG versions. The disassembly process begins with removing the stock via a springy lock mechanism, followed by detaching the upper receiver after releasing a grub screw and pin. The barrel assembly is twisted off, and screws are removed to detach the pistol grip, granting access to internal components.

Pheas Airsoft gets to unbox the WELL PRO WE06 PPK-20 SMG which came straight from the factory. The WE-06 submachine gun, inspired by the AK-12 rifle, combines innovative design features like an integrated 22 mm Picatinny rail, ambidextrous controls, a polymer handguard, and a redesigned pistol grip for optimal usability. It boasts a foldable 9-position telescopic stock, specialized magazines, and an M-LOCK mounting system for accessories.

Pheas Airsoft go this guide for owners of the WELL PRO WE10-2 to follow for maintenance or repair purposes. He begins by addressing initial issues with the dual sector gear and MOSFET, and then proceeds to demonstrate the step-by-step disassembly process. This includes removing the stock, handguard, front assembly, body pins, and various internal components such as the pistol grip, motor, spring guide, and gearbox.

Pheas Airsoft unboxes and reviews the Wellpro W10-2, an SMG that closely resembles a rattler. He highlights the key features, including its polymer build, metal QD points, ambidextrous controls, and folding stock. He says that he experienced some initial issues with the stock MOSFET and dual sector gear, requiring replacement and upgrades. Despite these setbacks, he was impressed with the gun's performance after repairs, particularly its range, rate of fire, and trigger response.