Airsoft Boneyard

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 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 replica has found its way into our boneyard due to unknown faults - when opening the box, the replica was in 'assembled' pieces where it was all put together but hasn't actually been secured meaning you can remove the stock, receiver and pistol grip.

When inspecting this replica, it appears that wires were absent both from the stock and pistol grip (for the motor) meaning majority of the ETU components are missing and would need to be replaced with either the same parts or potentially upgrade the replica with a V2 style mosfet. There is also a bag of parts in the box so some 'assembly and figuring out' will need to be conducted. Lastly, the magazine is missing so a replacement would have to be sourced.

This SSG10 Upper is part of a batch of products that Team Novritsch deemed unfit for regular sale. The upper itself is in decent external condition and should be perfectly functional, though there are a few signs of wear/use and the trigger is bent. The box that it is provided in may also show some damage, but still closes and contains the foam necessary to keep the precious goods safe.

If you need to pick up a stock to complete one of these incredible sniper platforms, click here!

This SSG10 Upper is part of a batch of products that Team Novritsch deemed unfit for regular sale. The upper itself is in an almost brand new condition and should be perfectly functional, though there may be a few signs of wear/use. The box that it is provided in may also show some damage, but still closes and contains the foam necessary to keep the precious goods safe.

If you need to pick up a stock to complete one of these incredible sniper platforms, click here!

This SSG10 Upper is part of a batch of products that Team Novritsch deemed unfit for regular sale. The upper itself is in an almost brand new condition and should be perfectly functional, though there may be a few signs of wear/use. The box that it is provided in may also show some damage, but still closes and contains the foam necessary to keep the precious goods safe.

If you need to pick up a stock to complete one of these incredible sniper platforms, click here!

This was once a rifle, but is now a box of bits. It has had plenty of parts pillaged from it, but there is still an inner barrel and most of a gearbox if you need some parts for your own gun. It also comes with two high-capacity magazines, one wheel-wound one and one string-wounded one. If you want some spare parts or need the rear part of an AK-104, this is a great deal for you!

This Specna Arms rifle is non-functional. Most of its furniture is loose, and the internals are broken. It is reported that its gearbox case has warped, and the inner barrel plus some of the wiring is loose in the box. This body itself is in relatively good condition so this could be a good one to strip and rebuild with your own internals. Sadly, the magazine is also missing and the box is badly damaged.

This M14 EBR is being sold as a Boneyard because its motor pin has snapped, rendering it non-functional. The stock is also wobbly and the trigger guard / mag release tabs are also loose.

Cosmetically the gun is in fantastic condition with only minor marks or scratches around the stock, so this would make for some good furniture should you want to take it apart, but that sadly is the main use for this, including stripping it for spare internal parts.

This rifle has landed in our boneyard as it doesn't have any wiring, this means we could not test its functionality, but we can safely assume that it is non-functional. The charging handle has completely snapped off and the handguard is tan, contrasting the rest of the platform's black. Overall, this is a great external shell for gutting and repairing or completely changing into a HPA platform.

The magazine is untested and it is uncertain if there are any problems with it.

This is a box of parts from two separate Specna Arms 249 platforms. The gearbox looks to be intact and the external parts are all in reasonable quality. If you're in search of spare parts for repairs or making your own zombified 249 LMG, this could be the perfect pick-up for you!

The box is heavily damaged and the magazine is absent. Overall, this is a box of bits and it is uncertain what is salvageable and what isn't.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard for a few reasons; first and foremost the black lead wiring towards the mosfet has come loose from its solder, rendering it non-functional though is an easy fix if re-soldered or the wiring altogether is replaced with a compatible aftermarket mosfet. Another issue is the fire selector is missing but the metal clip that retains it is present so a replacement would have to be sourced solely for the selector itself.

We also discovered that the outer barrel has come loose and will freely fall out of the handguard. Finally, the charging handle has snapped off however given it's an AEG AUG, this is more for looks than functionality (even though the HK Slap is satisfying, that's probably what lead to it breaking off) - however this does mean that hop adjustment on the fly will be more difficult to do.

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 LMG has landed in our Boneyard due to its box magazine being dead and the gun itself potential having some feeding issues. The magazine is completely non-functional, not doing anything when batteries are inserted. When testing the platform with an alternative magazine however, it was unfortunately misfeeding. The externals of this 249 are also lightly worn, with a few marks and scratches. If you're looking for a cheap support gun with a potentially easy fix, you could be on to a winner here!

This shotgun is in the boneyard as its MOSFET is no longer functional. It has completely died and the gun does not function. However, the external quality of this gun is pristine, making it an excellent prop or shell for a crazy custom build.

If you want to challenge your Airsoft repair skills, this one will definitely put you to the test!

This replica has a multitude of issues; including a blown MOSFET, low FPS output (prior to the MOSFET being blown), assembly bolt not retaining (most likely due to a missing E-clip if the replica originally had one), and missing inner barrel and screws from the hop unit.

As you can see and understand, there will be a decent amount of work required to get this replica back to its former glory, however it could make for a pretty cool wall hanger regardless given the limited/no damage across the furniture. The magazine originally provided with this platform is also missing, so a replacement will need to be sourced if you intend on getting it shooting again or want to display it with a magazine inserted.

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 won't cock; if you try to pull the bolt, it sounds like the spring is grinding against another internal component, so something is broken within the cylinder or trigger. There is also a screw in the bolt head that has snapped which may be causing the grinding issue given it's not secure to the bolt. Aside from these faults, there are some signs of external wear, but overall it would serve brilliantly as a display piece/wall hanger.

It must be noted that since this item's listing, the platform's sling loop has been removed to fulfil a warranty repair.

This BOLT BR47 was returned to us due to a stripped piston, rendering the gun non-functional. The AEG is in fantastic condition externally, with a single scratch on the right side of the handguard, beneath the 3 o'clock rail. A great project gun for a tech, or a nice looking wall hanger for the rest of us!

This awesome replica has been returned to us for a variety of issues; The main reason(s) is that the MOSFET is having problems and the fuse is blown, meaning this RIF is not functional. The replica is also very worn, meaning it'll need a bit of TLC to get it to looking as good as it does new. The flash hider is missing grub screws too, so replacements would need to be found to prevent it from coming off unless you want to use a different device.

This rifle needs the love it deserves, as it's a very unique platform given its ambidextrous charging handle which isn't common place for AK replicas.

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 item is being sold as a Boneyard item due to cycling and feeding issues. They could potentially be fixed by those of you with technical knowledge however at this moment the rifle is being sold as non-functional. 

The receiver is also unfortunately cracked at the rear pin and the pin itself is missing. There are also marks and wear on the rifle as a whole. 

So if you fancy a project to tinker with or simply some spare parts or furniture, think about grabbing this for a discount price!

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. The secondary adjustment lever of the stock is also snapped but the buffer tube should accept practically any M4/AR-15 sliding stock. 

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. A great source of parts for spares and repairs!

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...