CYMA BY-100292 - CM.041G Platinum Edition

We are reducing the price of these WE B92 B9A1 pistols because they have a known issue with the top slide. When fired with CO2 or higher-powered gasses the rear of the slide is known to break. We advise that if you purchase one of these and want it to last more than a skirmish or two you also purchase a green gas magazine and only use low-powered gas and only in below-average temperatures. Even then we cannot guarantee they will not break eventually. The Pistol has full metal externals and comes complete with one GBB B92 CO2 magazine. 

This DEVGRU DG74 was returned to us due to broken stock tangs. The stock is not present in the package but it cannot be mounted with broken tangs anyway. Other than the broken stock tangs the AEG is in great condition and is fully functional, other than a small scratch beneath the fire selector which is unavoidable on metal bodied AK rifles. Great project gun potential here, possible Draco pistol?

This WE EU18 Gen.3 was returned due to erratic firing issues. The pistol still fires fine most of the time, but sometimes you get a dead trigger, and when you go to "tap and rack" the pistol it will go off with a firm slap to the magazine. This is a fault somewhere in the trigger/hammer mech, so if you have parts knocking around you can breathe new life into this pistol. 

This DEVGRU DG74 was returned to us due to a broken gas tube. What has arrived at the boneyard is most of an AK, with the larger missing parts as follows: Stock, Upper and lower handguard, and the handguard cap. When tested this DG74 fired full auto on both firemodes. There may be small parts missing as well, but many of the trim parts are included in the package. The AEG has a scratch beneath the fire selector and the screw hole on the polymer battery tray is snapped but the AEG is otherwise in reasonable condition. Great project parts box, especially if you have AK bits lying around unused! Kyber pass build potential!

This G&G KAR98k G980 has been returned to use due to a firing issue, which appears to be very very low fps. The rifle is in good external order, other than marks on the stock and rear of the receiver from working the bolt and a broken safety with a small chip only visible when the safety is turned on. Due to its awesome build quality and looks this rifle would still make a great wall-hanger or movie/re-enactment prop but unfortunately its skirmishing days are over, unless you have a particular set of skills...

This VORSK EU18 was returned to us due to several scratches/ scuffs on the metal parts of the pistol and a report of a broken valve knocker. Upon testing, I discovered that the pistol still fires but the slide does not consistently lock back and has poor performance on full-auto fire mode. It is probably on its last legs, however. I would not recommend this if you want something to take to a skirmish without any repairs and tuning. This would make a good parts gun, with the lower frame externals being in mint condition. The slide has one or two barely visible scratches, the rear sight has a tiny chip, the outer barrel has wear from use and the pins have some wear. The magazine is gas-tight and functions well. The slide-mounted Red dot sight is also in perfect condition. 

This SA-249 MK1 CORE was returned to us due to being in non firing condition. When tested the gun does nothing, no noise, no movement. The externals are in great condition with just a small green mark on the handguard and some wear on the Bipod locking components. Good for a project or parts harvesting. 

This SA-249 CORE™ was returned to us due to being internally dead. The externals are still in great condition, with just a small scratch on the handguard, and a loose pistol grip base plate. The LMG doesn't fire, and makes no noise when tested. The box its in a horrific shape, this will be shipped in a non standard box. Great for someone who wants spare SAW parts, or someone planning an HPA conversion.

This CM.128S was returned to us due to being in non firing condition. The pistol looks alright on the outside, with just a single minor mark and scratch at the tip of the outer barrel. This AEP would be handy for someone looking for AEP parts, or an Airsoft tech with the know-how and tiny fingers to work on AEPs. No battery or charger is included with this pistol. 

This Hi-capa Force A2 GBB was returned to us due to the safety lever having fallen out. The lever is in the box with the pins to install it. The pistol also has a runaway trigger issue, which means as soon as it is loaded the gun goes off, all by itself. This may be due to the safety being uninstalled, but may also be a separate issue in the hammer unit. The hammer itself does lock back and drop when the trigger is pulled. The externals are unmarked and appear practically new. This would be a good investment for a GBB tech or anyone who is seeking parts for the Hi-capa, especially the fancy engraved slide and frame!

This CM.097E rifle was returned to us due to an issue with the trigger microswitch. Obviously, the previous owner had a go at some DIY, and made a right mess. The two tone Red paint has been sprayed over with black spray which is a bit of a blotchy job. The wires now hang out through the magazine well, who knows why. The stock has remnants of the Red paint on, and has also been resprayed, to the extent that the stock will no longer collapse due to the thick paint. To get it working again this will need a rewire and a new trigger microswitch, at minimum. There is no magazine or original box included with this AEG. This one needs some love but you'll have to be a stronger man than me...

This SA-E19 AEG was returned to us due to being non-firing. When tested, the rifle came back to life and now fires perfectly. We haven't repaired it, so whatever issue it had may still be present, and may return. Externally the AEG is perfect, with some very minor wear to the rear sling plate but no other damage.