Stupid Airsoft explores a common issue with the G&G LevAR airsoft rifle where the lever travel is so long that it often leads to short-stroking and failure to feed during intense gameplay. To address this, he introduces a simple DIY solution: two 3D-printed plastic inserts that cost about three cents to make. He also briefly mentions his habit of accidentally ejecting the magazine because the release button is exactly where he likes to grip the gun, a problem he promises to tackle in a future video.

The installation process is straightforward, requiring him to gas out the rifle, remove a couple of pins, and separate the upper and lower receivers. The 3D-printed parts slide into the lever's cavity without the need for glue, though getting the lever back into its "sweet spot" requires a bit of wiggling and patience. It’s a low-tech modification for a high-tech toy, proving that sometimes a tiny bit of plastic is all that stands between you and airsoft glory.

After reassembling the rifle, the results are immediate: the lever travel is significantly reduced, no longer needing to swing way past the 90-degree mark. While the Stupid Airsoft admits the shorter pull feels a bit less like a classic Western movie and more like a clicking gadget, it allows him to keep his sights on target much easier. It seems the days of getting sent back to the spawn point due to a lazy lever pull are over, even if the rifle has lost a bit of its cowboy soul.