We get to see the FB Radom Beryl again in this video by PSR. This is a Polish military rifle chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO, designed as a modernization of the AK platform. This specific model features a collapsible stock, a quick-detachable optics rail that mounts over the dust cover, and an integrated quad rail system for accessories. The rifle represents Poland's transition toward Western standards following their entry into NATO and has seen service in various international conflicts.

A primary focus of the demonstration involves the installation and testing of a Texas Triggers forced reset trigger. This modification allows the firearm to achieve a high rate of fire by assisting the reset of the trigger during the cycling of the action. The presenter evaluates how the trigger interacts with the internal components of the Beryl, noting its performance during rapid-fire sequences and its ability to still deliver precise, single shots when necessary.

Testing occurs across different distances to observe the rifle's accuracy and reliability when subjected to high-volume fire. PSR discusses the ergonomics of the platform, including the safety selector and the charging handle, while reflecting on the build quality associated with the Radom factory. The video also addresses the availability of these rifles in the civilian market, touching upon importation trends and the demand for authentic Polish-manufactured firearms.