Airsoft Boneyard

These CYMA/EMG CM.102 SGR-12 Tri-Shot Shotguns found their way to the Boneyard due to generally poor quality control. These are brand new guns, unused and never shot but we can make no guarantees of proper functionality. As with all Boneyard items, these do not have a warranty and are sold as spare parts, wall hangers or props.

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We're unsure why this platform was returned to us. During testing, its ETU was initially in set-up mode, which we can only assume a fault with it may be in play, or the gearbox has at one point been opened up for a potential attempted repair. The gun is fully functional, and whilst going through our chronograph gave us results of 330 FPS with 0.20g BBs. With minimal to no faults obvious, this platform is ready to skirmish when you are!

This Radian ® Model 1™ landed in the Boneyard due to minor marks and scratches and a break inside the upper receiver. The broken upper is limited to the flange (don't laugh!) on the rear of the upper which indexes with the lower, most of which has broken away. This doesn't appear to affect structural integrity or functionality, but this may change in the future, especially if this Boneyard is treated roughly.

Functionality-wise, this Radian shoots perfectly and the recoil system is great fun! Other external damage includes a scratch on the left side of the receiver and a small amount of paint chipping on the left side wing of the charging handle, though you have to look hard to notice these. If you always fancied a Radian or need parts to repair your ERG, this Boneyard will put a big smile on your face!

This shotgun was returned to us with a pump arm that tends to "jam up". We did not experience this issue in our testing, though we cannot guarantee it won't re-emerge in the future. Shells also apparently don't feed well into this replica, which does seem to be the case. When firing, we had around 2 BBs shoot and then 3-4 roll out of the inner barrel afterwards. The final issue discovered is the mock bolt cover is broken and will freely move by itself. It will still travel when you pump the action though.

This funky pistol is sadly non-functional. There are numerous internal issues that we were unable to identify specifically. When the slide is pulled back, it sometimes gets stuck, and the slide release is non-functional. Then, when the slide is back in position, it doesn't actually set the trigger.

The pistol's furniture has also been through a lot, with scratches on some parts such as the barrel, inner barrel, and broken iron sights. The hard case that is supplied is missing a clasp that has snapped off. There is some interesting furniture on this pistol that is definitely worth using if you're into the speedy style!

This replica is in the Boneyard with a snapped receiver. It is unrepairable, so is recommended to those who could benefit from having some spare SVD parts...

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!

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.

A non-functional replica with an extremely squashed pinion gear on the motor, likely due to previous excess motor height adjustment. At a glance, we can see that the bevel gear indicates that there's minimal/no damage internally, however a thorough inspection is strongly recommended just incase there are teeth missing on the other side.

The gun's stock and magazine are missing also, but with a couple of internal replacements, a fresh stock and some magazines - you've got yourself a winner here!

This replica has found its way into our boneyard for multiple issues - first of which is towards the rear of the slide, there is a hairline crack present. The safety also doesn't work so if you intend to use this replica for firing, we recommend using some sort of barrel sock or container for actual safety. The mag also has an issue where it won't insert and click-in correctly without slapping/wiggling it in.

Otherwise this replica functions normally, firing at 167 FPS +/- 10% on .2 BB's which considering this replica usually fires around the 145 FPS region, is quite impressive. If you don't intend to skirmish this though, this has all the official trades and is in good condition (apart from once again the hairline crack), this could be suitable as a wall hanger or even a prop.

This replica was returned to us with a cracked receiver. The crack is located towards the end of the receiver on the right side, and is significant enough to where the barrel assembly wobbles. We advise against using the replica as the damage is likely to worsen, and the rifle may break entirely. This thing would work better as a display piece or prop for the SVD fans out there...

This replica is in the Boneyard with a snapped receiver. It is unrepairable, so is recommended to those who could benefit from having some spare SVD parts...

This shotgun doesn't rack or feed, and therefore doesn't fire. This could potentially be fixed by those of you with some technical knowledge but for now, it is being sold as non-functional. Cosmetically, the shotgun is in fantastic condition with little to no marks or scratches to be seen, so it could make for a fantastic prop or display piece.

This shotgun's action is jammed up - when you are able to free this, regardless of what you do you cannot cock the spring to fire the replica. The feed ramp release linkage is also broken, so you cannot access the chamber of the replica in order to load a shell. Ultimately, this replica may be better suited as a wall hanger / display piece.

This iconic replica has landed in our boneyard for a missing its safety lever on the left side of the platform. Other than this, it's fully functional and we were quite surprised as to how it performed, firing at an average of 290 FPS on .2 BB's using Abbey Predator Ultra Green Gas, which is extremely consistent for a Desert Eagle platform. If you're wanting yourself an extremely fun platform that is TM-based and extremely cheap, then this may be the one for you!

This replica has found its way into the boneyard for unknown faults - when visually inspecting the replica, we couldn't identify any obvious faults apart from rattling inside the rear of the stock, most likely from a BB somehow finding its way and getting stuck inside there. Whilst cocking the replica, the bolt does sound like it's grinding against something however it isn't completely obstructing functionality which when firing through the chronograph, we were seeing 387 FPS +/- 10% on .2 BB's so there may be a minor airseal issue considering this replica usually fires around 415 FPS on .2 BB's.

This replica has a leaky mag, most likely due to the knocker valve that has dried o-rings and may just need some lubrication or worst case scenario, the o-ring is damaged and will need to be replaced. Ultimately this could be an easy fix however there may be other issues present as we're unable to properly test the replica itself. Its slide is currently jammed, so disassembly/assembly may be quite difficult.

This Desert Eagle replica was sent to the Boneyard due to its leaking magazine. The replica itself is in good condition and should be functional, though is untested due to the faulty magazine. Keep in mind that the untested nature of the platform means we are unable to identify any further faults that it may have.

This Desert Eagle replica was sent to the Boneyard due to its leaking magazine. The replica itself is in good condition and should be functional, though is untested due to the faulty magazine. Keep in mind that the untested nature of the platform means we are unable to identify any further faults that it may have.

This Desert Eagle replica was sent to the Boneyard due to its leaking magazine. The replica itself is in good condition and should be functional, though is untested due to the faulty magazine. Keep in mind that the untested nature of the platform means we are unable to identify any further faults that it may have.

This Desert Eagle replica was sent to the Boneyard due to its leaking magazine. The replica itself is in good condition and should be functional, though is untested due to the faulty magazine. Keep in mind that the untested nature of the platform means we are unable to identify any further faults that it may have.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard for unknown reasons - when we tested this replica, we didn't notice any obvious faults apart from a loose cocking handle whilst it's in the home position alongside pulling the bolt back. Firing the replica also presented with no clear faults where we were seeing an average of 497 FPS +/- 10% on .2 BB's although we did get a single reading that was over 500 FPS.

This replica is in the Boneyard as it doesn't work for unknown reasons. We have attempted to test it with several different batteries, but it just doesn't fire. This could be a good husk to pillage remaining functional parts from, or a prop for those wanting a MAC-10 in their collection.

This replica is in the Boneyard as it doesn't work for unknown reasons. Something we have been able to identify however is its damaged stock, which does not lock into any positions. We have attempted to test the platform with several different batteries, but it simply won't fire. This could be a good husk to pillage remaining functional parts from or a prop for those wanting to add a MAC-10 in their collection.

This replica is being sold as a Boneyard due to feeding issues, cosmetic wear, a wobbly barrel and missing magazine. Although that sounds like a lot, we're certain that some are potentially easy fixes. The cosmetic wear is present on the receiver and the feeding issues are causing multiple BBs to be fed simultaneously into the platform. Other than these issues, the gun works. This a great bargain for someone who loves the Russian aesthetic, or is looking to get a great discounted rifle with some potentially easy fixes.

This HG-203 MAC-11 arrived at the boneyard with a broken upper receiver, at the top rear just in front of the rear sight. Otherwise, this piece is functional in both fire modes and the magazine is gas tight and ready to go. The externals are pristine other than the previously mentioned broken piece. If you have a dead MAC-11 with intact externals, this would make a great source of spare parts and an extra mag!

This HG-203 MAC-11 landed in the boneyard after being returned with a broken nozzle. The magazine originally provided with the platform has since gone missing. The platform is untested due to the missing magazine but consider it non-functional. Externally, this MAC-11 is in decent nick, with a small amount of finish wear on the safety catch but nothing else obvious. A great source of parts for MAC-11 owners or a cool wall hanger for a great price!

This sniper rifle has landed in our boneyard due to the bipod spigot and mount being detached from the rifle and the bipod itself absent completely. Aside from this, the rifle is in functional condition and works fine, making it a great bargain buy if you fancy trying some sniping gameplay on skirmish day.

This sniper has landed in the Boneyard due to some Hop-related issues. The adjustment bolt at the bottom of the rifle is scratched but still functional. It is also reported that the Hop rubber is damaged which may result in inconsistent FPS and potential feeding issues. There may also be screws missing from the frame but upon inspection, we could not find where.

The rifle comes with a sick multicam paint job which certainly gives extra style points and also includes a scope and bipod, meaning that if you can fix the hop-related issues, you can have yourself a full sniper setup for a bargain price!

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.