Kang Doel shows the AB Glock 17 Gen 4 EBB (Electric Blowback) toy model from Yuki Ventura. He starts with a detailed unboxing, revealing that the unit comes in a sturdy, waterproof hard case—provided you’re among the first fifty lucky buyers. He goes through a lengthy list of features, noting that while the spring is a modest 0.9 mm to meet factory regulations, the build quality is solid with plenty of metal components where they actually matter.

The middle of the presentation turns into a bit of a science project as Kang Doel demonstrates how to disassemble the unit. He points out a slight hop-up alignment issue and provides a quick fix that involves a bit of gentle twisting rather than a full-scale engineering degree. He stresses the importance of battery safety, warning viewers not to let the positive and negative terminals "kiss" unless they want to see some unintended smoke signals, and reminds everyone to let batteries cool down before charging.

Finally, he moves to the shooting range where the toy is put to the test using both manual spring power and its electric semi-auto mode. The chronograph shows consistent speeds, and the host seems genuinely pleased with the realistic blowback action and the functional slide lock that kicks in when the magazine is empty. Priced at 1.6 million IDR, it is presented as a solid choice for collectors or those who enjoy a bit of backyard target practice without the noise of the real thing.