In their review, the Gun Rocks crew thoroughly examined the Modify Steyr Scout from Baton Airsoft, detailing its distinctive modified components such as the magazine housing and integrated front sight, alongside operational tests covering magazine loading, hop-up adjustment, and safety mechanism engagement; they evaluated the smooth bolt action and trigger pull before conducting a shooting test with Tokyo Marui 0.2g BBs to determine accuracy and range, observing its performance with iron sights and suggesting

Gun Rocks reviewed a golden Crossfire M4A1 airsoft gun by Crossfire, a lottery first prize, noting its flashy gold finish adorned with the number 63 and some text, along with a magazine in a slightly different gold hue and a unique magazine system. The review highlighted the gun's illuminated scope and plastic inner barrel, but performance testing at 10 meters revealed significant inaccuracy.

Gun Rocks delivers an in-depth video review of the Tokyo Marui MP5A4 Next Generation Recoil Shock (NGRS), emphasizing its faithful reproduction of the classic 1960s MP5 design. The review highlights the robust fixed stock, realistic operational features, and user-friendly elements such as the drum-type rear sight, easily adjustable hop-up, and versatile selector switch offering multiple firing modes.

In this video by Gun Rocks, they review the Tokyo Marui M1851 Navy airsoft revolver, showcasing its brass material, engraved cylinder, and unique firing mechanism. It demonstrates the revolver's disassembly and tests its accuracy at 20 meters. The reviewer discusses the pros and cons, noting its realistic design but also the difficulty in achieving consistent shots. They conclude the video by giving it a rating of four out of five stars.