Simply Aritz shares firsthand experience after using the Secutor Centurion MWS airsoft rifle for about five months, including ten games and multiple training sessions. He is quite happy with its performance out of the box, noting that it shoots straight and functions well without any internal modifications. In fact, he is pleased enough to consider selling one of his Tokyo Marui models to keep this one as his primary rifle, though he reminds viewers that regular maintenance is still mandatory.

While his personal unit has remained intact, the second half of the video addresses mixed feedback collected from followers on social media. Some users reported issues like broken nozzles and double-feeding errors. He explains that these hiccups are often tied to quality control differences across production batches or user error—like aggressively forcing the mechanism when something goes wrong. He suggests utilizing the manufacturer's warranty rather than trying to fix a brand-new rifle immediately.

He says that the rifle is recommended as a solid entry point for anyone wanting to jump into the gas blowback world without needing immediate, costly upgrades. However, he urges potential buyers not to take his word as gospel, reminding everyone that airsoft manufacturing can be a bit of a lottery. He suggests trying one out at a local field and digging through forums before opening their wallets.