Airsoft Boneyard

This replica is in the Boneyard with a multitude of issues; the first of which is a crack in the lower receiver where the front retention pin is located. The platform's hop adjustment part is also missing, meaning a replacement will need to be sourced in order to get the platform up and running as it should again (this must be a CGS original part, original TM MWS hop adjustments will not work with this platform).

Some of the handguard screws are missing and there are also some supposed issues with the trigger in semi-auto, though we did not experience any during our testing. We did in our testing however observe majorly inconsistent FPS (most likely due to the lack of the hop adjustment part). We saw an average of 260 FPS using 0.20g BBs and ASG ULTRAIR 135 PSI Gas, though it did fluctuate as low as 177 and high as 345.

Adding on to the issues above, the magazine provided with the platform is also leaking from the knocker valve. Ultimately this replica will need quite a bit of work put into it, but given the success of CGS platforms and their efficiency, you could have a beast of a replica on your hands if you can commit to fixing it up. Oh, and the cherry on top: the flash hider is missing, so a replacement of some sort will be required in order to protect those precious threads.

This minigun is missing a clip for one of the 5 barrels that is designed to stop BBs from rolling back. We're not entirely sure where this is located or if you can even acquire a replacement, so this minigun will likely serve as an awesome display piece.

This super unique replica is in the Boneyard due to its inconsistent FPS. During testing we were seeing an average of 255 using 0.20g BBs, but a few outliers as high as 278 and low as 147 were seen...

If you want to tinker with this thing and figure out how to fix it, we wish you the best of luck! But if not, this incredibly cool piece could certainly make for a great showpiece. It's in pristine external condition, just waiting for a new loving owner to admire it!

This replica has a dead MOSFET. Due to the proprietary nature of this replica, we expect it to serve well as a unique display piece, though we do wish you luck in sourcing a new MOSFET directly from G&G if you're so determined to get this thing working as it should.

It uses G&G's G3 gearbox which is slightly larger than a regular V2, it is also a split, similar to what can be found in many ICS platforms - this means it has its own proprietary gears, suggesting any out-of-the-box MOSFET will not fit and/or work.

This beast of a replica has a few relatively simple issues - The main one being that the motor connectors aren't connected. We've also discovered that the buttpad is being held in with a single screw that's loose, so this potentially needs to be rectified in order to properly secure it. Other than that, we're not too sure on what other faults pre-exist so this is considered a project gun - or if you can bear the two-tone green; a wall-hanger!

This replica was returned to us due to its gearbox locking up, however we didn't experience this at all during testing. We can not guarantee that the issue will not re-emerge in the future though... The replica is also missing the scope originally included, so if you're wanting to reach out to distant targets, a suitable replacement will be needed. The rear iron sight is also missing, though if you're going to be running a scope, this won't be too much of an issue.

Externally, the replica does have various marks and scratches on it, as well as a Two-Tone blue paint job. The build quality and styling of this replica are still very impressive regardless of the slight wear. During testing, we were seeing 240 FPS using 0.20g BBs, so it could definitely use a stronger spring unless the locking issues are indicative of a faulty gearbox resulting in a lower FPS recording.

This replica has a multitude of issues, the first of which is the non-existent wire loom... Due to this we are unable to conduct any tests with the thing, so more issues may be present than we're aware of. Supposedly it was having feeding problems at one point, and there is a crack on the rear left side of the internal magazine. This replica overall hasn't been treated with much care, and has quite a few marks and scratches across it - primarily on the stock.

A mighty project for the winter, or an accurate and officially licensed display piece. You decide...