Airsoft Boneyard

This replica is in the Boneyard due to an issue with the action that seems to be interfering with the spring. During inspection, we have determined that the root of the cause is the spring guide coming apart and getting lodged between the trigger and piston which seems to have jammed the bolt. This is all due to the spring guide having stripped threads meaning the base and rod aren't secured.

With the shots that we could fire, we were seeing a 470 FPS average on 0.20g BBs. The replica is also missing its bipod and two of its three magazines so replacements will need to be sourced if you want the full original setup. There is also some wear on the two-tone paint.

This VMP-1C has a snapped auto sear. The sear can be manually reset in order to shoot, however, when the bolt cycles it does not engage/reset, meaning it will need replacing. The outer barrel also has stripped threads so a replacement will need to be sourced if you wish to attach a muzzle device.

This is an ideal project for someone with prior experience with this specific platform. It must also be noted that the magazine originally provided is missing, so a replacement will need to be sourced.

This replica was originally sent to the Boneyard due to some selector issues - apparently it only fired in full auto, though in our testing it wouldn't fire at all. We're completely unsure what issues may be at play here... The pin and spring for the bolt latch on the left side of the replica are missing, so replacements may need to be sourced for these later down the line, though their absence should not affect performance or functionality in any way.

A classic M14 replica, this thing may be best served as an awesome looking prop/display piece, so won't even need any tech work. Though if you do want to get it back up and running again, prepare for the risk of opening a can of worms...

This platform has landed in our boneyard due to its snapped front end and missing battery connector. It is completely non-functional due to this fault and therefore cannot be tested. A great choice if you're looking for spare SMG-5 parts or a project platform that could be fixed into a compact CQB powerhouse.

It comes in its original packaging alongside a 65rnd Low-Cap magazine.

This replica is in the Boneyard missing its cylinder head. A new one will need to be sourced to get it back up and running. Due to the nature of this issue, we've been unable to test the platform, so are unaware of any further faults (if there are any).

This sniper is in the boneyard due to issues with its cylinder; a new one would need to be sourced to repair it. There may also be other missing parts that have not been recorded. Other than these issues, the sniper rifle looks nearly brand new, if you fancy a clean body for cheap, this is a great one for you!

This CM.702A-U landed in the Boneyard with a damaged cylinder, missing HOP-up adjustment screw and torn HOP-up rubber but is near mint externally. The piston, spring and spring guide have been removed but are present in the box, as is the thread adapter and magazine.

On the outside, this Boneyard is in great condition, with a small amount of finish wear on the magazine well and Harris lug, along with a deep but small scratch on the tip of the outer barrel. Whether you need parts for your M24 build or are seeking a summer project, this Boneyard has loads of potential!

It's unknown why this replica was initially sent to the Boneyard, however after some investigative work, we discovered it non-functional with what seems to be either motor and/or wiring issues. Trying to shoot the replica results in the EBB seizing and no shot fired, trying to then fire again results in nothing. If you attempt to consistently fire the replica, the wiring begins to heat up quite significantly. Due to the dangerous nature of this potential fire risk, we suggest only taking this project onboard if you're an experienced tech. Adding on, there is a also some slight wear visible on the Two-Tone paint, and the charging handle for the mock bolt has snapped off.

Overall, this replica may serve best as a husk to pull spare parts and furniture from for your other broken one!

This is a box of parts that once were a PPSH. It has been disassembled and is now a box of pieces that resemble a PPSH. It is unclear if any parts are missing, but the parts that are in the box are in relatively good condition. This is a great platform to try and rebuild yourself if you have the skills or to take the parts from to re-pimp your own PPSH.

This replica's pistol grip and motor are separated from its body and the buffer tube is also rather loose, looking as though it has been damaged in some fashion. It also appears that the internal wiring and MOSFET have been removed, meaning you'll need to be a decent electronic tinkerer to get this platform back in working order. This platform is missing its fire selectors too (they are ambidextrous, so we recommend sourcing original parts for the best fitment and compatibility).

Due to the listed issues, we're unable to test for further faults and performance status. Ultimately this could make for a decent project as it's quite a nice base gun and in decent external condition.

This M870 ended up in the Boneyard due to the stock rod pulling out of the receiver. It is also missing its gas reservoir and potentially other parts/screws from inside the stock. The furniture itself appears to be in good condition, as does the shotgun itself, but the threaded rod to which the stock mounts is damaged to the extent that it will no longer tighten. The threaded socket on the rear of the shotgun is also damaged.

If you're handy with a hot glue gun, this would make a fantastic wall hanger but could also be a good source of parts if you have a Golden Eagle M870 in need of repair!

This beast of a replica has landed in our boneyard due to a few issues; first and foremost, part of the bolt carrier is broken where the rear screw is located, meaning securing the frame to the receiver would be quite difficult as you only have the front portion of the replica to secure the two pieces together.

The muzzle device also freely spins, but this could be an easy fix/tightening. The foregrip is also pink, suggesting this used to be a two-tone replica. Last but not least; firing this thing into our chronograph gave us a reading of 580 FPS using 0.20g BBs, meaning it is not site legal and would have to be downgraded amongst the other fixes required.

This sniper rifle has landed in our boneyard non-functional - likely caused by sear damage, though we cannot confirm without deeper investigation as there may be other faults present. The rifle does come in a two-tone red finish, meaning that you will not need a UKARA to purchase it. If you fancy a fixer-upper or like this rifle's cool, unique style, this may be the one for you!

This AK platform has landed in the boneyard as it is missing its top cover and magazine, and the stock is cracked. It is semi-functional; when a battery is plugged in, the gun will function; however, due to its missing mag, the performance cannot be commented on. Overall, this is a great bargain AK, if you're willing to put the effort in to bring it back to its former glory.

This gas powered FABARM shotgun has a jammed pump. We're unsure on the root cause or any potential fixes to this issue, but you unfortunately won't be able to rack it. A unique platform, this one will be well worth your time to fix up, or could serve well as a display piece/prop.

This gas powered FABARM shotgun has a jammed pump. We're unsure on the root cause or any potential fixes to this issue, but you unfortunately won't be able to rack it. A unique platform, this one will be well worth your time to fix up, or could serve well as a display piece/prop.

This gas powered FABARM shotgun is in the Boneyard with several problems. It has supposedly been used for parts, though we're unsure what exactly is now missing. Its pump tends to jam when racked and the trigger does nothing. The shell tube towards the front of the platform is also broken - the threaded section for the cap is no longer secured into the tube. There may be more ongoing problems but we cannot diagnose these due to the platform not being in a functional enough condition to test. Overall this might be quite a big task to fix up, so may be better used to take more parts from, or just to serve as a pretty cool wall hanger!

This replica is drawing too much power, causing the internals to lock up. It is also missing its entire front end as well as various receiver parts such as the charging handle, the magazine is also missing. It needs a lot of furniture and a look at the internal wiring, but it could potentially be back up and running in no time, so long as you have the parts and the skills.

This gas-powered FABARM shotgun has a jammed pump; the potential cause of which could be a snapped cocking arm sear. We're unsure on any other issues or potential fixes for the identified fault, but you unfortunately won't be able to rack it. It also shows slight external wear, most noticeably on the tip of the outer barrel. A unique platform for sure, this one will be well worth your time to fix up, or could serve well as a display piece/prop.

This SA-E08-L found its way to the Boneyard due to a minor chip around the ejection port which prevents the dust cover from closing. During testing, we also discovered that while semi-auto works fine, attempts to fire full auto results in a dead trigger.

With the exception of the barely-noticable receiver chip, this AEG is in good shape on the outside, with a small scratch on the right side of the handguard and some minor scratches on the mock bolt. If you're a CQB skirmisher restricted to semi-only and looking for a bargain, this is ideal!

This gorgeous rifle has landed in the boneyard with a damaged bolt - this is causing issues with racking and returning it. It sometimes slam fires and sometimes the bolt cannot be returned to place without some wiggling of the rear part of the mechanism. It will also fire when you lift the bolt handle up after racking the bolt, so be warned. This could be a potentially easy fix with the BELL KAR98K Bolt Assembly replacement part.

Aside from that, this Kar98k is in great condition with real wood furniture and it includes its original 5 shells. It would make for a great display piece or prop and if you can get it up and running again, it is a hell of a lot of fun to use too!

This shotgun is jammed with BBs. It will not rack; please ensure that you wear eye protection before attempting to diagnose and remedy this shotgun. It may be an easy fix after disassembling the platform, but the correct safety equipment must be used as it is unclear whether the shotgun will cycle and discharge by itself. If you like the Fabarms style and fancy a cool-looking shotgun, this could be a great choice for you. Just remember to be safe while attempting any work on this platform!

This shotgun is jammed with BBs. It will not rack; please ensure that you wear eye protection before attempting to diagnose and remedy this shotgun. It may be an easy fix after disassembling the platform, but the correct safety equipment must be used as it is unclear whether the shotgun will cycle and discharge by itself. The reported issue is a broken sear, so this thing may be repairable as long as you can source parts.

Externally, this STF-12 is almost immaculate, with some minor marks on the fill valve but no other damage to note. If you like the Fabarms style and fancy a cool-looking shotgun, this could be a great choice for you. Just remember to be safe while attempting any work on this platform!

This gas-powered FABARM shotgun has a jammed pump; the potential cause of which could be a snapped cocking arm sear. We're unsure of any other issues or potential fixes for the identified fault, but this damage has left it unable to be racked and cocked. It also shows slight external wear. A unique platform for sure, this one will be well worth your time to fix up, or could serve well as a display piece/prop.

This SMG is in the boneyard for very obvious reasons... It's in pieces. It is unclear what is missing, but it is certain that the stock is missing and the charging handle has snapped off; everything else is a lucky dip. This is a great one to pick up for spare parts or a project that you have planned. Plus, its red paint job means that you don't need a UKARA to purchase whatever remains of this SMG-5!

This replica has landed in our Boneyard missing a whole bunch of parts. There's so many parts missing that it's easier to state what's left; the body of the replica, outer barrel, gearbox shell, hop unit, and charging handle assembly (including the guide and baseplate for the spring and cocking handle). On the side of the platform, the original selector and spring guide for the gearbox is also present.

Due to how much would need to be done in order to get it working again (it's missing basically everything inside the gearbox), this replica may ultimately serve best as a parts donor for what's remaining. Externally, what's left of the platform is surprisingly in mint condition. Not that it particularly matters in this state, but it must be noted that this replica's magazine is also missing, so a replacement or two will need sourcing if you do intend to somehow get this thing shooting again.

This rifle is/can be assembled; however, don't be fooled! It is held together with hopes and dreams and will fall apart as soon as you pick it up. It is missing a few parts, such as its wiring, and there is a bag of parts separate in the box. This could be a great one to pick up if you fancy some tech work and getting used to the internal side of your AEGs.

This rifle is in the boneyard as it is non-functional. The rifle doesn't work properly, and parts have since been removed. The inner barrel and HOP assembly are separate in the box, and the magazine is missing. The handguard is also polymer, not the expected aluminium alloy one that usually comes with this product. It requires a bit of attention but this platform could be great for building on if you can get it working again!

This sniper has landed in the boneyard as it has a damaged bolt; this is due to it being installed incorrectly. It is now non-functional, and a new bolt would need to be sourced in order to get this platform back up and running. It comes with a green two-tone paint job, so a UKARA is not needed to purchase this. There may be other issues that could not be identified due to the non-functioning nature of this sniper

This Saiga-12K AEG is in the Boneyard due to having a broken stock latch. The stock can be fixed or folded, but the action between these will require a rather difficult press into what's remaining of the button toward the back of the platform. Aside from this, the gun is in pristine external condition. It unfortunately was however also shooting up to 400FPS in testing (way hotter then it should), so will need downgrading before skirmish use.