PewClub Entertainment tries the 40Max Whirligig 3 airsoft grenade, though the presentation is frequently interrupted by a series of comedic sketches. The crew open with a parody of a classic video game training mission, where a "Commissar" insists that soldiers train with potatoes because real grenades are far too valuable to be trusted to mere recruits. This sets a lighthearted tone for a technical showcase that struggles to stay on track.

When the team actually gets around to the hardware, they highlight the grenade's aluminum construction and its one-handed arming mechanism. The loading process involves a specific sequence of gas and BBs, which the presenters navigate with varying degrees of success. Despite the space-grade materials mentioned, the name Whirligig is mocked by the guys themselves for being a bit silly, and the testing phase includes several instances of the devices failing to detonate on cue.