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.

For a detailed product description and more specifications, click HERE to view the original product.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due being non-functional; we're not entirely sure what lead to this happening though out of the box, the included battery that is usually found with this replica is nowhere to be seen so a replacement would have to be sourced if you're interested in this boneyard.

Regardless, we found ourselves a spare battery to test though when plugging the battery in; no matter what fire mode we chose, the replica wouldn't shoot so this either may be a battery problem (where we picked up a dead battery) or there's something more problematic occurring; further investigation is required.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to a few issues - first of which is that the tabs that secure the slide in place have snapped off completely meaning theres nothing to secure the slide and will fall off during use. Alongside this, it's missing its battery and battery charger so we cannot test its functionality so you could ultimately end up with a perfectly fine replica or something that needs some work doing to it internally. Apart from this; the replica used to be two-tone red but the paint was stripped - there is still residue red paint under the slide alongside in the serrations so this replica does need a bit of TLC.

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 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 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 AEP has landed in the boneyard as it is missing its magazine, and it is reported to "take ages to start up". It also has dirty contacts, which means it is functional, but only barely. If you need a spare to take some parts from, this is a great option. Alternatively, if you like the style, it is a great pistol to pick up for cosplay or display.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to having low FPS - from testing, we were seeing 140 FPS on .2 BBs which is half of the advertised FPS for a brand new V-61 replica. Despite this, the replica seems to be in decent condition externally so this could be ideal as a wall hanger or even as a prop. There was a report that this replica misfeeds however we didn't experience this during testing.

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 not meeting our two-tone standards; as far as things go, the paint has chipped in areas which has resulted this replica being sent to our boneyard and a fresh replica being sent out to the original recipient meaning you're getting a fully functional replica (that's been two-toned which if you don't have UKARA, you don't have to worry) for a discounted price!

One thing to note is that the magazine seems to be leaky - this should be an easy fix by either tightening the fill valve or replacing the gasket o-ring (or the o-ring that is sandwiched between the fill valve and the magazine.

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 replica has found its way into our boneyard due to being ex-display; as far as things go, the original box could not be found so if/when you receive this boneyard; you will receive it in an SSP-18 box instead of an SSE-18 box. The only difference between these two is the label so you're not gaining or losing anything which would make this a good deal if the magazine didn't have issues. 

Through testing we saw that towards the end of the magazine, it wouldn't feed the last few BBs reliably and would require you to fire excessively in order for them to feed. This could ultimately be down to a weak magazine spring that's pushing up the follower though this would require further investigation. Despite this issue, the replica is fully functional firing at an average of 217 FPS on .2 BBs which considering this is an AEP platform - this is a decent result.

This WELL PRO AK-12 AEG landed in the boneyard after being returned for a gearbox fault. The entire gearbox, HOP-up and inner barrel assemblies have been removed, and the fire selector switch is missing. Potentially, other parts have gone missing as well. Externally, most parts are in good condition, but the tabs on the lower receiver, which the top cover engages with, have snapped. This might be good to harvest parts from, but could also be the heart of an interesting hybrid AK build!

This Type 870 M8870 Tactical Gas Shotgun V2 from Golden Eagle was returned due to a leaky gas reservoir. Mechanically, this shotgun functions fine but won't hold gas, and as such, cannot be tested. Externally, everything looks good, other than a couple of small scratches on the left side of the receiver and a missing part which links the barrel to the mock magazine tube. One of the 3 included shell magazines is also absent from the package. Either as a wall hanger or a fixer-upper, this shotty has loads of potential!

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to not meeting our two-tone standards; as far as things go, the paint has blotches in areas which has resulted this replica being sent to our boneyard and a fresh replica being sent out to the original recipient meaning you're getting a fully functional replica (that's been two-toned which if you don't have UKARA, you don't have to worry) for a discounted price!

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to the barrel threads being stripped - we're unsure how this has come about though ultimately you will not be able to use any sort of tracer/suppressor device unless the outer barrel and the appropriate thread adapter is replaced. Other than this, the replica was functional with it firing an average of 270 FPS on .2 BBs using Smart Gas (the lower FPS is due to the colder ambient temperature at the time of testing).

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 Golden Eagle M8871 CO2 Version arrived at the Boneyard after being returned with a leak. Upon inspection, the CO2 compartment/gas reservoir was found to be broken, rendering the shotgun non-functional. The pump still racks and the trigger still clicks, so there might be some useful parts inside for the scavenger.

On the outside, this M8871 is in great condition, with a few minor marks on the right side of the receiver and a scratch to the rear of the QD sling socket on the stock mount, also on the right side. Whether you need a wall hanger or spare internal or external parts, this boneyard is still useful!

This CO2 shotgun leaks. It has been attempted to be repaired twice, but with no luck. This means it is non-functional; however, the controls and racking system still work. This, paired with the blue two-tone, makes it a great cosplaying item or wall hanger. The body is slightly marked, but with a new paint job, you're onto a winner here!

This Golden Eagle M8871 CO2 shotgun landed at the boneyard due to a broken gas tank, rendering it non-functional. Otherwise, this shotty is looking good, with only some minor damage to the castle nut. The pump still racks and the trigger still clicks, meaning this might make a good parts donor, but its great external condition makes it equally good as a display piece or prop for filmmaking. 

This pistol has a broken magazine catch. This means that the included magazine won't lock in; this would need to be fixed to shoot the pistol safely. The sidearm is untested. Other than that, the external build quality looks to be in near-new condition, so if you can figure out a fix for the mag catch, you're onto a winner here!

This Golden Eagle M8874 CO2 Shotgun landed at the boneyard due to a leaky reservoir. It is also missing its iron sights and the part which feeds BBs from the shell magazines into the action itself, rendering it non-functional. The pump still racks, and the trigger still goes click, so there may be some parts worth harvesting inside. 

On the outside, the two-tone blue paint finish shows signs of wear, including scratches and paint transferred onto the black parts. There is also a bit of wear on the mock magazine tube, presumably from use. If you've got some old shotties to repair, this could be a great source of parts.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to not meeting our two-tone standards; as far as things go, the paint has chipped in areas which has resulted this replica being sent to our boneyard and a fresh replica being sent out to the original recipient meaning you're getting a fully functional replica (that's been two-toned which if you don't have UKARA, you don't have to worry) for a discounted price!

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to not meeting our two-tone standards; as far as things go, the paint has been chipped in areas which has resulted this replica being sent to our boneyard and a fresh replica being sent out to the original recipient meaning you're getting a fully functional replica (that's been two-toned which if you don't have UKARA, you don't have to worry) for a discounted price!

This replica has landed in our boneyard for a few issues - the most 'severe' of these issues is that the nozzle's loading lip appears to be bent or warped so we can safely presume that performance and reliability will be severely affected unless the the nozzle is replaced. Based off the fact that the the magazine feed lips are metal (and are also scratched up), this is the most likely candidate of causing the damage to the nozzle in the first place. We've also noticed that the magazine is missing its baseplate so a replacement is recommended but not necessary to use the replica.

If you're into your M4A1 replicas, you might be tempted with this boneyard if you also like doing a bit of tech work... This replica ended up in our boneyard with the issue being addressed as "does not do semi" - opening the box and looking at the replica explains why; the fire selector is nowhere to be seen so you definitely cannot do semi. In fact, given the fire selector is gone, when you plug a battery in it won't fire once you pull the trigger. This is most likely the selector plate being stuck in safe although it could be a completely different issues that will need to be investigated for more issues.

Alongside that, the mag release and bolt catch are also missing which replacements should be sourced (more so the mag release) in order to use the replica. In general, this replica needs a good amount of TLC to get it back into its former glory. Due to the fact that we cannot test the replica due to the selector issues, we cannot guarantee that the platform is problem-free.