Suzuki brings a heavily modified UDF M1887 Nerf-style lever-action shotgun to fire 6mm BBs. He converted it to shoot standard BBs and pairs it with a classic revolver for a full cowboy vibe. He makes a deal with himself: if he gets tagged out a higher number of times than he tags opponents, he has to turn his toy back into a foam dart blaster.

Playing with a shell-ejecting lever-action shotgun turns out to be a wonderfully chaotic handicap. Reloading under fire is a clunky comedy of errors, and he spends a noticeable portion of the firefights crawling around to rescue his ejected plastic shells from the dirt. Despite the accuracy issues and the clear tactical disadvantage against modern equipment, he starts to find his rhythm and fully embraces the struggle.

By the end of the day, his final tally stands at nineteen hits achieved and twenty-one times eliminated, technically failing his own challenge. However, the sheer joy of the lever-action mechanics and the solid teamwork with his squad completely change his mind. He happily ignores his original promise, deciding to keep the gun exactly as it is for future games because losing in style is simply too entertaining.