Lone Tree Milsim takes a high-end airsoft rifle and begins a series of external modifications to prepare it for upcoming events. The process starts by swapping out the standard stock for a classic version that offers more room for batteries, which is a polite way of saying it’s a bit less of a struggle to cram the power source inside. He also ditches the original handguard for a bronze replica that is lighter and more ergonomic, ensuring the rifle looks the part while remaining functional during long games.

The build continues with a variety of attachments designed for both utility and aesthetics. A vertical grip is added to help manage the weight of the various cameras, while a quick-detach flash hider allows for easy installation of a tracer unit for night games. For aiming, he chooses a holographic sight mounted on a riser, which helps him avoid awkwardly smashing his face against the stock while wearing tactical gear. Iron sights are also tossed back on because, apparently, a rifle just isn't finished until it has those classic metal fins on top.

To document the action, a specialized camera is mounted to capture what the rifle is pointed at, featuring a glass shield to prevent it from being destroyed by incoming plastic pellets. He also mounts a small secondary camera on the side for a "selfie" perspective, which can even be detached and stuck to walls for creative shots. The build wraps up with high-capacity magazines, leaving the him happy with a setup that is ready for the field, provided he can remember which camera is recording what.