Airsoft Boneyard

This CM.127S MOSFET Edition AEP was shipped to us without its battery and charger required to get it shooting. The gun is brand new and still in its original box alongside its magazine and cleaning rod - just needs a new battery and charger sourcing and you'll be good to go! Whilst it is brand new, we unfortunately cannot guarantee full and flawless functionality from the platform due to its untested nature. Remember, this is being sold as a Boneyard item after all...

This shotgun was returned to us with a pump arm that tends to "jam up". We did not experience this issue in our testing, though we cannot guarantee it won't re-emerge in the future. Shells also apparently don't feed well into this replica, which does seem to be the case. When firing, we had around 2 BBs shoot and then 3-4 roll out of the inner barrel afterwards. The final issue discovered is the mock bolt cover is broken and will freely move by itself. It will still travel when you pump the action though.

This replica has landed in our boneyard for a multitude of reasons; beginning with the trigger group, it's missing majority of its springs (we're not sure which springs are missing so investigation is required). The hop unit is also damaged - inspecting this seems to indicate that the outer housing is damaged that has also subsequently damaged the nozzle (a small chunk off the top has snapped off).

Last note worthy issues are the recoil spring assembly have been taken out of the replica and placed in a plastic bag in the box so these would have to be re-assembled and installed. The magazine is also leaky. External quality is quite good so if you want to avoid turning this replica into a massive project then this is more than adequate to be a wall hanger.

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.

From testing, this replica is non-functional. We believe that when racking the bolt, there is nothing cocking the spring, meaning you can continuously rack it but no BBs will be discharged (apart from ones stuck in the hop unit which will simply roll out). Apart from this, the rifle is in relatively decent condition so would make for a great wall hanger. It must also be noted that the magazine usually included with the replica is missing.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to the front of the slide snapping off - there also appears to be a hairline crack forming from this section so we're reluctant to test this replica for safety reasons. The replica is also missing its appropriate magazine so we wouldn't be able to test the replica regardless. Due to these issues, this could be a decent prop for cosplaying.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard for a few reasons - first of which is that the safety is non-functional although for backyard plinking this doesn't matter too much. We've also found that magazine retention is quite weak and you have to slam the magazine into the replica in order to secure it. There's also audible rattling inside the replica which leads us to believe this may be part of the safety mechanism that has broken off though we cannot guarantee that this is the case and could ultimately be something else. 

Regardless, the replica is functional firing at 137 FPS on .2s so as a plinking platform, this is more than adequate to hit the end of your back garden. Given the replica is also two-toned, you won't need UKARA in order to obtain this platform so this is perfect for starters who want to do some target practice in their own time!

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to be dysfunctional - although you can cycle the replica via the trigger, you cannot cock the spring meaning you cannot fire this replica in any way or shape. The safety also doesn't work so due to these issues, this replica may be more suitable as a prop or as a wall hanger.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to be dysfunctional - although you can cycle the replica via the trigger, you cannot cock the spring meaning you cannot fire this replica in any way or shape. The safety also doesn't work so due to these issues, this replica may be more suitable as a prop or as a wall hanger.

This replica has ended up in our boneyard due to being dysfunctional - as far as we can tell, the trigger is blocked in some sort of fashion which prevents it from firing. We can only assume that the safety is broken and is locked in safe though we cannot guarantee that this is the case and recommend doing a deeper dive if you're looking to repair this replica. Otherwise this is more than adequate as a wall hanger or as a cosplay prop which given its a two-tone, you won't need UKARA in order to obtain this replica!

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to the slide being cracked towards the back - this seems more like a hairline crack though obviously for prolonged use this crack will intensify so we advise against using it constantly for plinking. Despite this issue, it is functional firing at 153 FPS on .2 BBs. Do be aware that mag retention is weak so you will have to slap the magazine in to secure it otherwise it'll fall out during use.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard for a few reasons; first of which is racking the slide by gripping the rear will result in the slide lifting off the rails so it's advised to rack the slide by holding it in the centre. We also found magazine retention is quite weak so in order to keep the magazine inside the replica, you have to bash it with some force. 

The safety also seems to be dysfunctional and won't block the trigger when engaged so this will need investigation. Other than these issues, the replica is functional firing at 140 FPS so you could use this as a backyard plinker or even as a wall hanger.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard for a few reasons; first of which is racking the slide by gripping the rear will result in the slide lifting off the rails so it's advised to rack the slide by holding it in the centre. This wouldn't be a big issue if the magazine was functional however it seems the spring has gone missing inside of it so to fire the replica you have to do it upside-down which isn't the most ideal but it's the only way to feed BBs into the replica. 

Doing this into our chronograph gave us a reading of 157 FPS on .2 BBs so it is functional. The safety also seems to be dysfunctional and won't block the trigger when engaged - given there's some audible ratting inside the replica, we can only assume whatever part that allows the safety to function will most likely be these loose parts however we cannot guarantee that this is the case. Ultimately this replica would suit being a wall hanger.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to a few issues - first of which is magazine retention is quite weak so in order to keep the magazine inside the replica, you have to bash it with some force. Also racking the slide by gripping the rear will result in the slide lifting off the rails so if you're planning to use this replica for plinking, we recommend gripping the slide from the centre when racking a round/cocking the spring. Despite these issues, the replica is functional firing at 170 FPS on .2 BBs as an average.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to a few issues; for starters, the safety seems to be dysfunctional and doesn't actually make the replica safe when you flip it into its appropriate position - there's no positive click so potentially something may be broken the disconnector (or whatever mechanism is used to stop the replica from firing). 

This may explain another issue where there's audible rattling inside the replica although given we're unable to test the replica due to a missing mag, it may be another component that's broken which we're not able to identify. Ultimately this replica could be used as a wall hanger given the externals are in alright condition though probably needs a bit of a clean.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to a few issues - first of which is magazine retention is quite weak so in order to keep the magazine inside the replica, you have to bash it with some force. Also racking the slide by gripping the rear will result in the slide lifting off the rails so if you're planning to use this replica for plinking, we recommend gripping the slide from the centre when racking a round/cocking the spring. Despite these issues, the replica is functional firing at 152 FPS on .2 BBs as an average.

This replica has ended up in our boneyard due to having a cracked slide - due to this, we are reluctant to test the replica incase the crack causes the slide to split apart during use so with this issue in mind, we can really only recommend this replica as a wall hanger, prop for cosplay or even use for spare parts for your own USP compact springer.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to a few issues - first of which is magazine retention is quite weak so in order to keep the magazine inside the replica, you have to bash it with some force. We also found that the replica struggled to feed rounds at first but eventually would after 3-4 racks. Also racking the slide by gripping the rear will result in the slide lifting off the rails so if you're planning to use this replica for plinking, we recommend gripping the slide from the centre when racking a round/cocking the spring. Despite these issues, the replica is functional firing at 114 FPS on .2 BBs as an average.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to a problem with the trigger not resetting after every shot - this seems to be an inconsistent issue but it is present. If you give the trigger some force and fully let go of it after every shot, it will reset however being light with the trigger will cause it not to reset; this would be a weak spring or some other issue that's causing this but it is functional where we were seeing an average of 275 FPS on .2 BBs using Nuprol 1.0 Gas.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard for unknown reasoning - with this in mind, we cannot test the replica to find any potential faults due to the battery and battery charger going missing. Because of this, we cannot guarantee that you'll receive either a faulty or fully functional replica - regardless you could use this replica as a prop for cosplay or as a parts donor if your own AEP has damaged externals or internals. The two-tone paint is slightly worn so it will need a bit of TLC.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to issues regarding the barrel being broken - this is visible from the connection point between the barrel and the frame of the revolver where it's held together with a pin - part of the barrel has snapped off resulting in the assembly becoming loose.

The replica does hold gas however it was only doing a measly 190 FPS +/- 10% on .2 BBs using Abbey Predator Ultra Green Gas so a fix would be required (or a replacement barrel) to fix the airseal issue between the cylinder and the barrel.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to the barrel's retaining pin hole has snapped at one side meaning even when the retaining pin is through the replica, nothing is holding the barrel in so currently its held together via friction fit - testing the replica showed that it is function but at reduced performance due to the seal between the cylinder and chamber not being tight because of the loose barrel; however we did see around 240 FPS on .2 BB's using Abbey Predator Ultra Green Gas so it is still usable regardless.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to the barrel's retaining pin hole has snapped at one side meaning even when the retaining pin is through the replica, nothing is holding the barrel in so currently its held together via friction fit - testing the replica showed that it is function but at reduced performance due to the seal between the cylinder and chamber not being tight because of the loose barrel; however we did see around 230 FPS on .2 BB's using Abbey Predator Ultra Green Gas so it is still usable regardless. The original retaining pin is on some masking tape for safe keeping.

This Revolver replica is in the Boneyard due its barrel being broken. This flaw is visible at and affects the connection point between the barrel and the frame of the platform. Part of the back of the barrel has snapped off, resulting in the assembly splitting apart and requiring fiction-fitting together. Ultimately this replica will either need a decent dose of super glue to get it shooting consistently, or could potentially make for a great prop as it certainly looks the part and is in otherwise great external condition (brand new from factory).

This Revolver replica is in the Boneyard due its barrel being broken. This flaw is visible at and affects the connection point between the barrel and the frame of the platform. Part of the back of the barrel has snapped off, resulting in the assembly splitting apart and requiring fiction-fitting together. Ultimately this replica will either need a decent dose of super glue to get it shooting consistently, or could potentially make for a great prop as it certainly looks the part and is in otherwise great external condition (brand new from factory).

This Revolver replica is in the Boneyard due its barrel being broken. This flaw is visible at and affects the connection point between the barrel and the frame of the platform. Part of the back of the barrel has snapped off, resulting in the assembly splitting apart and requiring fiction-fitting together. Ultimately this replica will either need a decent dose of super glue to get it shooting consistently, or could potentially make for a great prop as it certainly looks the part and is in otherwise great external condition (brand new from factory).

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to supposedly not being functional - we cannot verify if this the case however due to the battery and charger being missing meaning we have no method to test the replica. With this in mind if you do receive this platform and it's not functional, it could be perfect as a prop for cosplay or even as a parts donor.

This replica has landed in our boneyard for unknown issues - as far as things go, we cannot test this replica due to the battery and battery charger not being present so for this reason we cannot guarantee that the replica will turn up to you either functional or non-functional. Even then, this replica can happily serve as a prop or even as a parts donor.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to the magazine release missing its spring. We're unsure how this has occurred but if you're wanting to use this replica for skirmish, it would be ideal to find the replacement part for the magazine catch - that's if the replica even works as we're unable to test for further faults as the battery and battery charger are nowhere to be seen. Alongside this, the magazine is also missing so a replacement mag would also have to be sourced. Ignoring these issues, this could be quite a good prop or parts donor as the replica is in good condition externally with marks that are barely visible.

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. Alongside this, the magazine is missing so a replacement should be sourced. The grip panel is also falling off so would require a bit of TLC to make it ideal as a prop.