Juicy Media puts the Sons of Liberty Gun Works Mark 1 through its paces, mostly to justify the purchase to his accountant as a legitimate business expense. He admits to having no real plan for the review other than shooting thousands of rounds to see if the rifle lives up to the online chatter. Between shots, he and his friend Robert engage in some lighthearted banter about being famous enough to renegotiate contracts for more ammo, proving that fame is mostly measured in brass casings.

In terms of performance, he otes that the rifle is quite reliable right out of the box, featuring a smooth buffer system and a flared magwell that makes reloading a breeze—even if he has to ask the audience to imagine the magazine actually going in. He highlights the tight lockup of the components, though he finds it surprisingly easy to disassemble. His only real complaint about the hardware is that it costs more than five hundred dollars, which is a relatable grievance for anyone who enjoys both high-end machinery and having money left for lunch.

The day at the range isn't without its hiccups, as the duo encounters some stubborn malfunctions caused by questionable ammunition rather than the rifle itself. After fishing a stray primer out of the chamber and making a few jokes about the ammo "exploding," they conclude that a quality rifle deserves quality fuel. The final takeaway is a simple lesson for any enthusiast: invest in a solid setup, buy good ammunition, and maybe listen to your accountant every once in a while.