In what you will mistake as an episode of "The Office" or the dozens of shows following its format, Max, more known as "Gambit", a veteran with a decade of airsoft experience, joins Wolverine Airsoft with high confidence in his assembly skills. While the company prides itself on a rigorous quality control process and pre-assembled components, Gambit views the technical workstations as a simple walk in the park. He believes his background in product development allows him to offer unique perspectives, even suggesting bold new ideas like an MTW AK to his unimpressed colleagues.

The reality of the assembly line proves to be a bit more flammable than Max anticipated. Despite the presence of clear diagrams and labeled parts designed to make the process foolproof, Max manages to create a version of the MTW that differs significantly from the intended design. His coworkers quickly realize that even the simplest tasks, such as matching red and black wires to the correct contacts, are not quite as "easy peasy" for him as he claims.

While Gambit says s his training week convinced that his natural talent has fast-tracked him to expert status, his supervisors seem to have reached a different conclusion. After witnessing an MTW somehow catch fire under his care, the management decides it might be safer for everyone if Max focuses his energy on tasks that do not involve tools or mechanical assembly. It appears his "innovative" approach to building guns is a bit too hot for the production floor to handle.