Bang Average Airsoft finds the Delta Armory Stribog is a high-quality airsoft gun that performs quite well right out of the box, but it comes with a few design choices that might make a owner scratch their head. While it delivers impressive accuracy and a sleek, angular look, it arrives without a stock and requires a specific hex bolt to be unscrewed just to access the battery compartment. He quickly addresses the hardware annoyance by swapping the stubborn bolt for a simple thumb screw, proving that sometimes a tiny piece of hardware is more effective than an entire engineering department.

The real challenge lies in the battery space, which is far too cramped to fit a standard 11.1v battery despite the gun being compatible with that power level. Because the specific slim batteries sold by Delta Armory are difficult to find in certain regions, he documents a somewhat nervous DIY mission. This involves grinding down metal rails and part of the gearbox casing to create just enough room for a standard high-power battery to slide in without catching fire or getting stuck forever.

After the metal shavings settle and a more powerful spring is installed, the results are worth the effort. The modification transforms the gun from a polite CQB tool into a high-speed machine, significantly boosting both the rate of fire and the trigger response. While the process requires tools like files or a mill, the final product is a much more capable and user-friendly version of an already solid airsoft platform.