Simo got a secondhand CyberGun SCAR-H gas blowback airsoft rifle, manufactured by VFC. Despite wearing a black shirt that accidentally blends in with the black rifle, he points out the authentic FN Herstal markings. Upon opening the gun up, he notices that unlike typical VFC models, there are very few steel parts inside. He encounters a few quirks during the reassembly process but manages to put everything back together using a tool built right into the front of the rifle.

C.X. Airsoft does an unboxing and field test of the ARES FN SCAR-H airsoft rifle. He highlights that this version is officially licensed, which means it sports authentic markings for those who enjoy looking at logos while pretending to be elite operators. A notable design choice is the battery placement; unlike many models that cram wires into the stock, this one hides them in the upper receiver, allowing for a cleaner look and more storage space.