C.X. Airsoft does an unboxing and a modification guide for the RWA Nighthawk BDS-9, an airsoft pistol manufactured by Army Armament. He examines the silver finish and custom markings, noting that while the exterior looks sharp, there are minor surface imperfections like small scratches that perfectionists might find annoying. He suggests that if you are the type of person who inspects your gear with a magnifying glass, you should probably buy it in person rather than trusting a shop to pick a flawless one for you.

A significant portion of the video focuses on internal upgrades, specifically installing a TTI Airsoft blowback housing and a TDC hop-up chamber. C.X. Airsoft encounters a literal blow out when a thin metal ring at the muzzle breaks during initial testing, though he notes the manufacturer is already working on a beefier replacement part. He walks through the installation of a roller-style blowback housing, which makes the slide action smoother than a greased penguin on an ice rink, and explains the necessary filing and sanding required to make the aftermarket parts fit snugly into the frame.

To wrap things up, the pistol gets a full makeover with several tactical accessories, including a Vector Optics red dot sight and a silver magwell. He even steals some silver grip screws from another gun to complete the aesthetic, proving that sometimes "borrowing" from your own collection is the best way to achieve the perfect look. Despite some minor gripes about the logo accuracy and the logo on the red dot battery cap facing the wrong way when tightened, he concludes that the upgraded pistol is a solid performer for anyone willing to do a little DIY tinkering.