Airsoft Boneyard

These grips have unfortunately ended up in our Boneyard due to them not fitting 20mm picatinny rails properly. Presumably a bad batch from the manufacturer, some of these grips have been made too narrow and others too shallow.

If you've got some sandpaper or a file in the shed and don't mind putting in some elbow grease; you'll be able to slide one of these on your gun in no time! There's several in stock too, so feel free to fix some up for your mates whilst you're at it...

These grips have unfortunately ended up in our Boneyard due to them not fitting 20mm picatinny rails properly. Presumably a bad batch from the manufacturer, some of these grips have been made too narrow and others too shallow.

If you've got some sandpaper or a file in the shed and don't mind putting in some elbow grease; you'll be able to slide one of these on your gun in no time! There's several in stock too, so feel free to fix some up for your mates whilst you're at it...

If you're in need of some spare parts for your CYMA SGR-12, this is for you! Either taken for spares and repairs, or with intention to somehow put it all together again, we're sure this box of bits will be great fun for a rainy day.

This SGR-12 has ended up in our Boneyard due to its MOSFET problems. Some external wear may be found on the gun, but overall it's in pretty good condition. As the images show, a magazine is absent, but you can always pick up some new ones if you manage to get the gun working again.

This could either be a cool prop, or a tedious project for a rainy day.

This SGR-12 has ended up in our Boneyard due to its dead MOSFET. On top of this; the externals of the gun have been given an interesting paint job, and the stock has seen some attempted modification, resulting in a butt pad that won't stay on.

This could either be a cool prop, or a tedious project for a rainy day.

After having discovered that this SGR-12 has a habit of firing full-auto when in semi, it has found a place in our Boneyard. It also sounds like motor height may be a problem, but an easy fix if it is. Some external wear can be seen too, and it's coming without a magazine supplied. Should you manage to get things back up and running as they should however, you can always pick up some new ones!

This SGR-12 has ended up in our Boneyard due to its dead MOSFET. On top of this, the magazine provided will need a look at. Externally, the gun is in great nick, but the internals unfortunately need some tinkering.

This could either be a cool prop, or a project for a rainy day.

Suffering from its now infamous MOSFET problems, this SGR-12 has ended up in our Boneyard. Externally, the gun is in great nick, but the internals will unfortunately need some tinkering. This could either be a cool prop, or a project for a rainy day.

This SGR-12 has ended up in our Boneyard due to its dead MOSFET. The gun is in great nick, but the internals will unfortunately need some tinkering. This could either be a cool prop, or a project for a rainy day.

This SGR-12 likes to randomly stop firing when being shot in full auto. Its magazine also jams on occasion. Externally, the gun is in great condition, but the internals certainly need a look at.

This SGR-12 has found its way to our boneyard due to some feeding/hop issues. If you fancy some tinkering, there's no reason you shouldn't be able to get this thing back up and running as it should.

This SGR-12 LOVES firing in full-auto! As well as only firing in full-auto, there's some issue(s) going on with one of the hops in one of the barrels. If you're a bit of a tinkerer; there's a good chance you'll be able to solve both of these problems in no time.

This SGR-12 has a few faults going on... With a potentially dying MOSFET and a desire to fire exclusively in full auto; This could either be a big project for yourself to fix, or with the nice externals and provided magazine; an awesome prop or wall hanger!

This platform has found its way to the boneyard through the cancellation of a Two-Tone order. The gun itself is fully functional and in brand-new condition, aside from the now blue painted upper handguard. Due to the upper handguard being the only painted part of the gun, it does not meet the required VCRA criteria to be deemed a Two-Tone, so will require a UKARA or other license upon purchase.

This Evolution Airsoft E-416 was returned to us due to a firing issue in semi auto. The gun works fine but fires full auto in the semi position. Externally the AEG is in good condition with some wear to most of the raised edges across the AEG, primarily on the rails and sling plate. This is a fixer-upper for a tech who knows their way around MOSFETS, as the fault is likely related to the ETS.III ETU. 

This item is being sold as a Boneyard as it has a crack in the lower receiver. This is on the left-hand front near the magwell. This doesn't affect the functionality of the rifle, as it has been tested and fires perfectly fine and while the crack present doesn't seem to affect the integrity of the rifle, be aware that an issue might surface in the future.

Close to the crack are a couple of relatively noticeable scuffs, but other than that, the gun is in fantastic condition.

This is a bargain at this price, so grab it before it goes!

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!