Nakashi Army visit to a shooting range in Tachov, where he reunites with instructor Marcel to observe and participate in an IPSC (International Practical Shooting Confederation) airsoft training session. The group discusses the necessary gear for participants, including eye protection, holsters, and the practical reason for wearing a baseball cap—shielding eyes from overhead lights. They also touch upon why larger, heavier pistols like the Hi-Capa or CZ Shadow are preferred for their stability and better recoil management during rapid fire.

The training begins with dry fire drills, where students practice drawing their weapons and engaging targets without ammunition. Marcel emphasizes the importance of the "manipulation space" near the chest to ensure safety and efficiency. He corrects common mistakes, such as improper grip or "scooping" the gun upward instead of pushing it straight toward the target. The session highlights that safety is the top priority, with strict rules about muzzle direction and finger placement to prevent accidental discharges.

In the final segment, the students set up a specific course of fire, known as a "stage," involving movement and target transitions. Marcel demonstrates the proper way to move backward while keeping the weapon pointed in a safe direction to avoid disqualification. The episode ends with a preview of upcoming challenges involving shotguns and rifles, reinforcing the core IPSC philosophy of balancing speed, accuracy, and safety while having a bit of fun with the process.