Airsoft Boneyard

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to multiple issues - first of which is the hop adjustment has snapped and will need replacing if you're going to use the replica in a skirmish. Alongside this, the safety is broken in the sense that the left selector is detached from the right selector (the right side is the functional) so this will also have to be looked into if you're wanting ambidextrous controls.

Alongside this, the slide doesn't lock-back whatsoever through testing though despite these problems, we found the replica doing 220 FPS on .2 BBs. The charger is missing as well and will need a replacement - otherwise once the battery is dead, this replica is as good as a wall hanger or prop unless you can find the right charger.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to a few issues; the most concerning is when inspecting the battery connector, it appears to have melted/burned in some sort of fashion so this could mean a few things - most likely is that the electronics/mosfet is faulty and was drawing too much power. Alongside this issue, the magazine, charger and battery are also missing so these would also have to be sourced. We believe this replica would better suit being a prop for cosplay or something similar given the mentioned issues.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard for unknown reasons - as far as we're aware, the replica is fully functional and will happily fire on semi and full auto. Firing through our chronograph gave us an average of 220 FPS on .2 BBs. Do note a few things: The magazine is missing and a replacement would have to be sourced alongside a missing battery and battery charger. Using our own battery, we found it quite difficult to insert it into its slot so we advise caution not to damage your own battery by forcing it into position if you plan to use this replica for skirmishing.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to potential mosfet issues - during testing, we didn't find anything obvious that pointed towards a faulty mosfet though performance was slightly sluggish per trigger pull in regards to the replica cycling. Firing through our chronograph, we were seeing 205 FPS on .2 BBs so you could happily skirmish this AEP indoors without problem. Take note that this replica is missing its battery and charger so both would require a replacement to be sourced in order to use the platform.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to apparently not being able to cycle - through our own testing however, the replica seems to be fully functional minus a slightly sluggish performance. Firing through our chronograph, we were seeing 200 FPS on .2 BBs so it's more than capable to be used during a skirmish. We will note that the magazine alongside the charger and battery are all missing so replacements will have to be sourced in order to use this replica.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to supposedly being dead - however when we did our testing, the replica seems to be functional albeit slightly sluggish in trigger response and general performance. Regardless, we were seeing 215 FPS on .2 BBs so if you want a capable AEP that probably just needs a bit of TLC then this may be the one for you; take note that the battery and charger are missing so these would have to be sourced.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to supposed electrical issues - further inspection presents us with a replica that has a strong odor emitting from it, suggesting the internals may be burned out. We're reluctant to test the replica due to the damaged connector which also looks like it's discoloured, which makes us believe that the electronics have burned out and subsequently caused the wiring to warm up (which can kill/damage any battery connected). Ultimately this replica is usable as a wall hanger or as a prop provided these issues have ended up killing-off the replica - adding on that the magazine is nowhere to be seen alongside the charger and battery also not being present.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to issues regarding the integrity of the internals - there is an odor resonating from the replica that is reminiscent of burned electronics. Despite this, the replica is still functional where its firing at 195 FPS on .2 BBs however it does sound somewhat sluggish. With this in mind, the replica is missing its charger and battery so these would have to be sourced if you're wanting a capable AEP platform.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to issues regarding the selector - as far as we can tell, the physical selector isn't able to interact with the internals of the replica in order to change to semi-auto which means this replica is primarily an outdoor platform unless you want a beautiful sidearm as a prop or wall hangar. Other than this issue, we were seeing an average of 210 FPS on .2 BBs which is normal for an AEP platform like this one. Do note that this replica out of the box is missing its charger and battery so a replacement would have to be sourced.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to being partially disassembled - we can only presume that a part has been broken and the replica was disassembled to remove the part to eventually replace it however this may have not happened and has been kept in pieces. Based on the fact that the slide is missing, we're assuming this was the broken part and ultimately this replica would need a replacement to re-assemble.

Included in the box is a bag of parts which visually inspecting it, shows us a BBU housing, nozzle, what appears to be the take-down lever and some sort of rod. Other that was was explained, there may be other faults that we can't test for so this would require some serious tech work in order to get it back into its former condition.

This sniper rifle has landed in the Boneyard due to missing parts and being semi-disassembled. The handguard is missing and a bag of parts is included in the box. The bolt mechanism is functional but due to the front end missing, we were unable to test the platform.

It's a great bargain for some spare parts to make repairs or to potentially salvage the bolt system and insert it into another frame. It comes with a magazine and the aforementioned bag of pieces, presumably recovered from the missing front end.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to the trigger bar being snapped - as far as were aware, this trigger bar was snapped but is nowhere to be seen now so a replacement is to be sourced. Other than this, the replica seems to be in decent condition par from a few scratches and wear marks where surfaces contact each other during use. Fully assembled (par from the missing broken part), this could be an excellent wall hanger or even a prop for cosplay if you're not the most techy person.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to missing pretty much all of the slide's internal components including the barrel assembly and BBU components. The lower frame and its components all seem to be intact however and fully functional so this could be a perfect parts donor as the replica looks pretty much unused with the two-tone paint on the slide having limited marks or scratches (as far as things go, there's only a single obvious scratch on the right side of the slide. Take note that the magazine is also missing so once again, this could be an ideal parts donor if you have a broken component in your own WE EU17 replica.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to missing various parts that are basically unobtainium - doing a bit of research, you can find certain parts that need replacing though they're hard to come by or obtain with limited/no stock on some sites. As far as we can tell; the slide safety, slide lock and potentially some trigger components are missing and will need to be replaced.

In regards to the trigger components, we're not exactly sure what's missing but something is stopping the external hammer from going into its cocked stage and there's nothing securing the valve knocker in order to move it and make it hit the knocker valve. Ultimately this replica would suit being a parts donor if you're missing components from your own Umarex (KWA) USP .45.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to missing various components which renders the replica unusable. It appears that the barrel assembly including the recoil set, some frame parts and trigger as well as potentially some fire group components are all missing. Visually inspecting the frame indicates that the safety (or part of the housing that holds it) is broken but that's isn't too much of an issue given the safety itself is missing so in general this replica is massively in disrepair and missing the majority of parts. 

It seems if the trigger as well as its linkage was to be sourced that the fire group could potentially work but we cannot guarantee anything. Ultimately this replica would be best suited as a parts donor (the magazine is also missing so you'll be getting this replica purely for the internal components most likely).

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 has found its way into our boneyard due to the pump action being jammed - we're not sure how this has occurred though investigation is required to get this beautiful replica back in action. We've also discovered that the fill valve isn't present and is nowhere to be seen so a replacement would have to be sourced. Externally the replica is in mint condition and all of the original accessories are present so if you know a fix for the pump arm, this could be a cheap deal for practically a new replica.

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 SSE18 AEP is part of a batch of guns that Team Novritsch deemed unfit for regular sale. The gun itself is in pretty decent external condition and should be perfectly functional, though there may be a few signs of wear/use on the platform. The battery and charger originally provided with the pistol are also missing, so some fresh ones of those will be needed to get shooting.

For a detailed description and specifications of the original product, click here!

This SSE18 AEP is part of a batch of guns that Team Novritsch deemed unfit for regular sale. The gun itself is in pretty decent external condition and should be perfectly functional, though there may be a few signs of wear/use on the platform. The battery and charger originally provided with the pistol are also missing, so some fresh ones of those will be needed to get shooting.

For a detailed description and specifications of the original product, click here!

This SSE18 AEP is part of a batch of guns that Team Novritsch deemed unfit for regular sale. The gun itself is in pretty decent external condition and should be perfectly functional, though there may be a few signs of wear/use on the platform. The battery and charger originally provided with the pistol are also missing, so some fresh ones of those will be needed to get shooting.

For a detailed description and specifications of the original product, click here!

This SSE18 AEP is part of a batch of guns that Team Novritsch deemed unfit for regular sale. The gun itself is in pretty decent external condition and should be perfectly functional, though there may be a few signs of wear/use on the platform. The battery and charger originally provided with the pistol are also missing, so some fresh ones of those will be needed to get shooting.

For a detailed description and specifications of the original product, click here!

This SSE18 AEP is part of a batch of guns that Team Novritsch deemed unfit for regular sale. The gun itself is in pretty decent external condition and should be perfectly functional, though there may be a few signs of wear/use on the platform. The battery and charger originally provided with the pistol are also missing, so some fresh ones of those will be needed to get shooting.

For a detailed description and specifications of the original product, click here!

This SSE18 AEP is part of a batch of guns that Team Novritsch deemed unfit for regular sale. The gun itself is in pretty decent external condition and should be functional, though there may be a few signs of wear/use on the platform. The fire selector detent is missing, meaning the selector itself does not retain its position as it should and is now rather stiff as a result. The battery and charger originally provided with the pistol are also missing, so some fresh ones of those will be needed to get shooting.

For a detailed description and specifications of the original product, click here!

This Specna Arms rifle is in the boneyard as its lower was cracked from the factory. Since then, other parts have been removed, but the furniture is in relatively good condition. There are some redeemable parts from this platform, so it could be a great one to pick up for repair parts for your own rifle. The box is in terrible condition. Overall, a platform for spare parts or a project gun if you like to tinker.

This SA-P26 PRIME™ arrived at the Boneyard due to a broken lower receiver but is missing all of its internal parts and is finished in Two-tone green. The lower receiver is totalled, but the upper appears functional, with just a couple of scratches here and there and a green paint mark on the left side of the barrel, which should be easily removed.

The only internal part present is the spring guide and spring; everything else has gone walkies. The buffer tube, stock, pistol grip and motor baseplate are all structurally sound and still usable. The magazine release is also missing. While it might not be so PRIME™ anymore, this Boneyard is a great source of spare parts or a hot-swappable upper for your existing PRIME™!

This classic sniper rifle has landed in the boneyard with issues relating to the magazine well and its retention. The included magazine will simply not lock into the well, and so we were unable to test the platform with BBs. We can however confirm that the bolt mechanism seems fully functional as we could dry-fire the rifle.

The platform comes provided with a scope and bipod meaning that if you can fix the magazine well related issues you could have yourself a full sniper loadout for a fraction of its original price!

This rifle is in the boneyard as it has numerous issues, including a missing upper receiver, barrel assembly and handguard. The fire controls and receiver parts are also missing from the lower receiver and stock. There's a little bag of bits in the box, but not nearly enough to make a full gun. The entire front end of the rifle is also missing, but it is reported that the gearbox itself should be functional. Definitely one for pillaging.

This SSR63 A2 AR36K AEG is part of a batch of guns that Team Novritsch deemed unfit for regular sale. The gun itself is in pristine external condition and should be functional, though has been reported to be underpowered. The cause of the low power output is unknown but it shouldn't take much for any techy folk out there to figure out and get fixed. It must also be noted that this gun doesn't come provided with a magazine, but its magazine well does conveniently take common M4/AR-15 AEG magazines that you as an Airsofter should have plenty of laying around.

For a detailed description and specifications of the original product, click here!

This SSR63 A2 AR36K AEG is part of a batch of guns that Team Novritsch deemed unfit for regular sale. The gun itself is in pristine external condition and should be functional, though has been reported to be underpowered. The cause of the low power output is unknown but it shouldn't take much for any techy folk out there to figure out and get fixed. It must also be noted that this gun doesn't come provided with a magazine, but its magazine well does conveniently take common M4/AR-15 AEG magazines that you as an Airsofter should have plenty of laying around.

For a detailed description and specifications of the original product, click here!