Bristol Based Airsoft give an overview of the VFC KS1 gas blowback rifle and installing the EVO Bundle. They point out mechanical changes, such as a redesigned hop-up chamber that moves away from older rotary styles and a simplified steel bolt carrier group. While the rifle's tan color didn't quite win over the host’s heart, the internal improvements seem to have made a better impression.

Bristol Based Airsoft provides a technical walkthrough for upgrading the APFG XM7 airsoft rifle using a Crimson NPAS and a WaDy Hammer Spring. The process begins with the disassembly of the upper receiver, where the recoil spring and bolt carrier group are removed. The tech strongly suggests tossing the factory Phillips head screws into the nearest bin in favor of hex or Torx replacements, as the originals have a structural integrity comparable to wet noodles and are prone to rounding off.

Bristol Based Airsoft created an installation and tuning guide for their adjustable trigger, designed for the G&G LevAR. The guide walks viewers through the entire process, starting with the removal of the original trigger. It then explains the new adjustable trigger's function and how to properly adjust its screws. The video also emphasizes the importance of using Loctite on the screws to secure them.

Bristol Based Airsoft shows the upgrades that can be done with the G&G LeVAR... "Nozzles and Tappet Plates are both expected to be ready by end of January/Early February. Bit of a rambling video so have added the intro splash and video chapters so you can skip through to the info you want to hear."

Bristol Based Airsoft provides a guide on installing their Short Stroke Kit into the G&G LevAR gas lever action rifle. This upgrade results in a softer, lighter lever pull. The kit addresses wear on printed parts and includes a mag release blanking plate. Additionally, the guide explores other potential upgrades, such as aftermarket levers from TWI or AW.