Airsoft Boneyard

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to missing its selector - we cannot determine what fire mode the replica is in nor can we actually test if it works due to the missing battery and charger. You could otherwise use this replica for parts or if you have a spare AEP battery and the replica works, it could be a decent sidearm if you're going for a post-cold war US Army loadout - even if the replica has some sort of fault, it can still double as a prop.

This replica has landed in our boneyard for unknown reasons - as far as things go, we cannot test for any sort of fault that this replica may or may not have due to the charger and battery being missing. Given this situation; if there is faults then ultimately this replica may be more suitable as a prop for cosplay or even a parts donor.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to a portion of the slide being chipped off - we're unsure how this has happened but ultimately doesn't affect functionality. Regarding function, we're unable to test for internal issues due to the battery and charger going missing so we cannot guarantee that the replica can actually shoot or has some weird electronic issue - if this is the case, this replica could ultimately serve as a parts donor or as some sort of prop.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to the magazine release being broken - it appears it may just be the spring that retains the release although other parts may be missing that holds it in place so further investigation is required to route out what replacement part is needed. Other than this though, firing through our chronograph gave us an average reading of 215 FPS on .2 BBs so ultimately this replica just needs its mag release fixing to bring it back to its former glory. Another thing to note is the magazine, battery and battery charger is missing so all of these would need a replacement sourced.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to a few issues; first and foremost, the trigger seems to be broken as there's no spring tension - pulling the trigger all the way back whilst a battery is plugged in also provides nothing so whatever linkage/contacts are present is potentially also broken. The left side tab to keep the slide on the replica is broken as well though the right tab is still in one piece so you'll have to be careful when using this replica - keep in mind that you will need to source a battery and charger if you are wanting to use this replica since both are missing.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to the rear slide tabs breaking off completely - due to this fault, the slide freely comes off and isn't secure so you will have to replace the appropriate parts in order to bring this replica back to its former glory. Despite this, the replica is still fully functional when held together manually; firing at 235 FPS on .2 BBs. The charger and battery are also missing so these would have to be sourced in order to use this replica.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to multiple issues that make it unusable - issues include the trigger being broken to where it's loose and doesn't cycle the replica, the wire loom has been cut for unknown reasons although we can only predict that it may have got trapped between the slide and the frame of the replica and excessive force was used to cut it and although this is a cosmetic issue: the external hammer is broken and doesn't retain itself so it'll just fall over when moved around. If you was to glue most of this stuff in place, it could work quite well as a prop or wall hanger as adding on to the issues, the battery and charger are missing.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to issues regarding the EBB not locking back on last round - we're not entirely sure what's causing this but despite this problem, the replica is functional and is shooting BBs. We were seeing an average of 210 FPS on .2 BBs. The safety lever is also broken and only the right side is functional with the left side doing nothing. The charger is also missing so a replacement would have to be sourced in order to continue using this replica.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to an issue with the EBB being faulty - as far as things go, the slide tends to jam up every other shot or so and there's no clear explanation to why other than potentially faulty electronics. Attempting to get some rounds through the chronograph, we saw an average of 210 FPS on .2 BBs. Adding on - the safety lever also appears to be broken with the right side being functional but the left side doing nothing. The charger is also missing so a replacement should be sourced.

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 found its way into our boneyard due to issues with the trigger being 'stiff' - testing this, it does appear that there's a little more resistance than normal when pulling the trigger but still feels normal for an AEP. Other than this, the replica is fully functional and we were seeing 220 FPS on .2 BBs although performance was slightly sluggish. Alongside the issue addressed, the battery and charger are 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 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 found its way into our boneyard due to a few issues; primarily is the BBU housing has cracked and a trigger group component seems to be dysfunctional to where both components get stuck on each other when trying to take the slide off - both also create some friction meaning pulling the slide back isn't the smoothest action. Due to this alongside having no magazine, this replica is non functional and would suit being a prop of some sort or if you're able to split the slide from the frame then the lower is in good condition and could be used as a parts donor (alongside the functional parts inside the frame and slide).

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 uniquely coloured sniper rifle has landed in the boneyard due to damaged/broken sears and a missing magazine. This could potentially be an easy fix if you're the techy type, however, there may be other issues that were missed. Due to the stylish orange paint job, you will not need a UKARA to purchase this. If you want a sniper with a potentially easy fix, or you're interested in the cool orange body, this is a great bargain to get!

This M50A landed in the Boneyard due to "slam firing", meaning when the bolt is pulled back it immediately snaps forward and shoots the platform. This may be a piston or sear issue but other faults may also be present.

Everything appears to be present in the box and in good condition with the exception of a minor scratch on the bolt handle, though there is a chance small parts may be missing. If you need a parts donor or a fixer-upper, this Boneyard should suit!

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to missing various parts; from what we can visually see, the extractor rod as well as the rest of its assembly is missing and the CO2 seal is also missing. Even if both parts were to be sourced and installed, we cannot guarantee that the replica would be functional due to the fact that we're unable to test it in its current state for further faults. Otherwise, this would be a great cosplay item or a wall hanger.

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 sniper rifle has landed in the boneyard as it was non-functional from the manufacturer. It has piston/bolt issues that cause it to be non-functional. Once these have been repaired, you may have yourself a nearly brand-new platform ready for the battlefield. The box includes all its original contents.

This replica slam fires; this could be for a variety of reasons but most likely related to the sear, though we recommend further investigation into the issue for better understanding. As well as this, the bolt is rather wobbly when racked, and the safety lever has snapped, though seems to still be functional.

Ultimately this will be quite a bit of work to get fixed up, and may suit better as a parts donor instead if you're having issues with a pre-existing Specna sniper. Unfortunately the scope, bipod and magazines originally provided with this platform are all missing, so replacements will need sourcing if you intend on repairing this thing for skirmish use.

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 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.