Hades Airsoft goes over the Secutor Centurion II gas blowback rifle, a Tokyo Marui MWS clone manufactured by Double Eagle. He notes that whilst the rifle sits at a middle-of-the-road price point, it mysteriously ships without any iron sights or picatinny rail segments. This design choice forces him to aim blindly during testing, unless they want to count guessing the trajectory of plastic pellets as a legitimate aiming technique.

Disaster strikes almost immediately during the range test when the stock nozzle breaks before the shooting even begins. A replacement bolt must be swapped in just to continue the video. Once firing, the rifle struggles with inconsistency, losing its hop-up settings after a mere ten shots and causing the ammunition to fly in random directions. Even switching between metal and polymer magazines yields completely different, unpredictable results.

The reviews then draws to a close with a close-quarter competitive shoot that fails to redeem the rifle, leaving both participants with very little confidence in its performance. Hades Airsoft gives the rifle a firm thumbs down, labeling it a poor value for money and an expensive review that cost an aftermarket replacement part just to finish. He offers his condolences to the friend who lent him the brand new gun, hoping it can eventually be tinkered into something usable.