6mm Badger checks out the TacTeg GC-2, a device designed to turn standard airsoft grenades into remote-activated or motion-sensing mines. He points out its compatibility with various grenade types, ranging from CO2 sound units to BB showers. To demonstrate the setup, a simple soda can is used as a stand-in, proving that the device isn't particularly picky about its passengers as long as they fit the form factor.

6mm Badger goes over the TacTeg GC-1, a motion-activated mine designed for airsoft applications by a company founded by a veteran and his brother. This device is constructed using 3D-printed components and is intended to release payloads such as impact or sound grenades when motion is detected. Its design allows it to be used in different scenarios, from tactical gameplay to simple interactions.