Black Friday Boneyard

This replica is being sold as non-functional. It simply will not fire. The fire selector itself (the ambidextrous side) has fallen off, so a replacement will need to be sourced for this if you do manage to get the gun back up and running. The stock's buttpad seems to come off easier than it should too, so a touch of glue may be advisable there.

Overall, this gun may be better used as a source of parts, but if you're up for the task... this might just be your winter project to fix-up.

This replica has been returned to us with an issue reported that "it stops working after 15 minutes"...

If this is true, it can be skirmished, but only in 15 minute intervals! Jokes aside, this replica is untested: we'll leave that fun to you. We believe this replica may be best suited as a wall hanger or even a prop. Given the Two-Tone, a UKARA is not required to purchase this gorgeous piece of history.

Caution: When splitting the replica in half, ensure the bolt is pulled back to avoid damaging the bolt and/or hop unit.

This replica likes to lock up, a lot... but when it does eventually decide it wants to fire, it'll only do it in full-auto. On top of this, the gearbox screws have snapped and a trigger guard screw is missing.

This is a potential big winter project, or a beautiful wall hanger for the era enthusiasts out there!

Caution: When splitting the replica in half, ensure the bolt is pulled back to avoid damaging the bolt and/or hop unit.

This replica is suffering from a series of trigger-related issues, resulting in it being unable to fire. This could be an easy or difficult project to repair, but who doesn't love a good gamble? As you can see from the images, the replica has been painted in a two-tone fashion, meaning a UKARA won't be required for purchase.

Whether you're wanting it for a project, wall hanger, or even a video prop - this thing's an absolute bargain!

Caution: When splitting the replica in half, ensure the bolt is pulled back to avoid damaging the bolt and/or hop unit.

This item is being sold as a Boneyard as it is missing a tappet plate spring, and so will not fire properly. This could potentially be fixed by those of you with the necessary spare parts and technical knowledge who fancy a bit of a tinker, but for now it is being sold as non-functional. Hey, at least it it cycles, right? Externally the rifle is in fantastic condition with little to no marks or scratches to be seen, so this replica could make for an exceptional wall hanger/display piece.

This AR36C has found its way to the boneyard after a long run as a Two-Tone example/display piece in our Showroom. The gun itself should be fully functional and in an almost brand-new condition, aside from the now painted exterior and potential slight wear from touch.

This rifle has found its way to the boneyard after a long run as a Two-Tone example/display piece in our Showroom. The gun itself should be fully functional and in an almost brand-new condition, aside from the now painted exterior and potential slight wear from touch.

This DSG G&G Firehawk was returned to us with an internal fault, rendering it "dead". When tested, the gun clicks but does not cycle. If you have the technical skills and fancy a tinker, this could be a fantastic project for you!

Externally, this Firehawk is in near-perfect condition, with only a slight wobble in the handguard and very minor marks on the receiver.

This replica is drawing too much power, causing the internals to lock up. In testing, the gearbox initially did locked up, however after throwing an 11.1v battery into the gun (which is not recommended for normal use), this quickly rectified itself allowing us to then plug in a 7.4v battery to test it's FPS. The replica is shooting at roughly 320 FPS on 0.20g BBs.

During testing, the connectors got uncomfortably hot - this implies that the gun is indeed drawing too much power which explains why the gearbox initially locked up as its MOSFET must have detected this. The replica is also missing various parts such as the charging handle.

This AK has found its way into the boneyard after some service as a display piece in our Showroom. Being on and off display for quite some time, it's lost its flash hider somewhere along the way. Aside from that - it's brand new!

Fully functional and firing at around 285 FPS on 0.20g BBs, this is an absolute steal, and all you'll need is a new flash hider, suppressor or tracer unit to get it skirmishing in style!

This replica has been brought back to us with a dead MOSFET - due to this, we are unable to test for further faults so it's an ultimate gamble if it just needs a replacement, or if you'll be opening a can of worms...

Regardless, this is a great platform in solid external condition. If you're an AK fan ready for a good tinker, this one's for you.

This AK AEG is missing a handguard pin for the lower piece, causing it to regularly come loose and detach itself. A replacement pin of some kind will need to be sourced to resolve this issue. It must also be noted that this replica is missing its magazine, so you'll have to pick up one of these too if you want to get shooting.

This replica was sent back to us with snapped muzzle threading. We're unsure how this has happened, however if you're wanting a fully functional replica that just needs a new outer barrel, then we've got you a winner! This is especially the case for most as a UKARA or other defence will not be required upon purchase due to the blue Two-Tone.

A customer return, the only issue that we can find with this replica is its slightly off-centre handguard. It must also be noted that the gun has been painted in Two-Tone Blue, meaning a UKARA won't be needed in order to purchase it!

This thing is shooting flawlessly, where during testing, we've measured that it's firing at around 305 FPS on 0.20g BB's.

The magazine provided with this SMG has trouble locking into the magwell properly. A good slap will click it into position, however it would be far more optimal if this didn't need to be done. The platform's handguard appears to have a slight droop too, but this doesn't effect function or performance in any way. In testing, we saw results of around 320 FPS from this gun on 0.20g BBs, so it's skirmish ready when you are!

This replica is in the Boneyard with a feeding issue - we're unsure if this is related to the magazine or the replica itself, though BBs simply aren't being injected into the replica with the magazine supplied in the box. Due to this, this replica is untested.

This pretty pink sniper rifle has a broken cylinder. If you're able to purchase and install a replacement, then this will be an easy fix!

This rifle is suffering from some problems with its bolt and the cocking of it. If you pull back the bolt and return it to battery, there is no spring tension at all throughout the process, and it doesn't reset the trigger. Ultimately, it's dead. If you're a technician with some prior experience with springers, this could be a decent project for you to figure out...

This uniquely styled AK AEG has an unusually weak selector, requiring very minimal pressure for it to switch modes. We'd love to be able to say that this is the only issue with the thing, but during testing it was unfortunately shooting at a measly 170 FPS, suggesting something internal needs looking at too.

This replica is in the Boneyard due to its cracked gearbox - this is clearly visible towards the rear of the gearbox where the spring and spring guide would be inserted and held. Due to the nature of this fault, we don't feel the replica is in safe enough condition to be shooting, as the gearbox could crack more under any amount of stress and launch the spring or cause further significant damage to the replica. As well as the cracked gearbox, the external condition of the platform isn't too great, so a bit of a deep clean will be needed to bring it back to its former glory. Also, the selector switch on the right side of the platform is missing, so a replacement will be necessary if you want ambidextrous control.

This replica ended up in the Boneyard due to supposed feeding issues; During testing however, we didn't really experience any. What we did find though was rather inconsistent FPS, with readings ranging from 230 to 310 using 0.20g BBs. An inspection is in order and a magazine will need sourcing, but this is quite a promising build if fixed up. We wish you the best of luck!

This factory two-toned replica has been experiencing some feeding issues, as well as its semi-auto fire mode locking up. Given the mint exterior condition of the replica, this would make for a great project - and you don't even need a UKARA to purchase it!

Caution: When splitting the replica in half, ensure the bolt is pulled back to avoid damaging the bolt and/or hop unit.

This GBBR was returned to us with a snapped charging handle, meaning racking the bolt will be quite difficult unless a Western Arms replacement is sourced. The magazine provided with the platform is also rather leaky, and tends to vent out when the replica is shot. Replacing this dysfunctional magazine is advisable. The replica shows some rather heavy external wear, with numerous marks and scratches across it's body. During testing, we measured an average of 330 FPS using 0.20g BBs and ASG ULTRAIR 135 PSI gas.

This AEG has found its way to the boneyard after a long run as a Two-Tone example/display piece in our Showroom. The gun itself should be fully functional and in an almost brand-new condition, aside from the now painted exterior and potential slight wear from touch.

This AEG has landed in our boneyard with a "cracked lower", the crack however proved rather difficult for us to find. It's likely to be under the castle nut, where breakages typically occur around the part that connects to the buffer tube. There is also an issue with the buffer tube itself in not able to fully screw on. During testing, we were seeing a high average of 350 FPS - a less powerful spring would be necessary in order get skirmishing with this thing as it does tip over 350 every few shots.

This Railed G608 has found its way to the boneyard after a long run as a Two-Tone example/display piece in our Showroom. The gun itself should be fully functional and in an almost brand-new condition, aside from the now painted exterior and potential slight wear from touch.

This rifle has found its way to the boneyard after a long run as a Two-Tone example/display piece in our Showroom. The gun itself should be fully functional and in an almost brand-new condition, aside from the now blue painted exterior and potential slight wear from touch.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to a slam firing issue - usually this is down to the sear being broken or too worn down from long-term usage, however this isn't always the case and something more significant may be at play. For this specific replica, it would probably suit best as a wall hanger or prop for the Springfield fans out there...

This replica seems to be completely broken - supposedly the sear is snapped meaning it doesn't cock the spring and fire. Do take note that since the bolt has nothing to engage with but still has spring tension - injury can occur if you don't move your hand from the charging handle (which happened during testing). Alongside this, the box is damaged and the gun is two toned so could potentially be a project gun if replacement parts exist or as a wall hanger. This replica also does not include a magazine.

From testing, this replica is non-functional. We believe that when racking the bolt, there is nothing cocking the spring, meaning you can continuously rack it but no BBs will be discharged (apart from ones stuck in the hop unit which will simply roll out). Apart from this, the rifle is in relatively decent condition so would make for a great wall hanger. It must also be noted that the magazine usually included with the replica is missing.