Airsoft Boneyard

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 for multiple issues - first of which is towards the rear of the slide, there is a hairline crack present. The safety also doesn't work so if you intend to use this replica for firing, we recommend using some sort of barrel sock or container for actual safety. The mag also has an issue where it won't insert and click-in correctly without slapping/wiggling it in.

Otherwise this replica functions normally, firing at 167 FPS +/- 10% on .2 BB's which considering this replica usually fires around the 145 FPS region, is quite impressive. If you don't intend to skirmish this though, this has all the official trades and is in good condition (apart from once again the hairline crack), this could be suitable as a wall hanger or even a prop.

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 replica has found its way into our boneyard due to an issue with the cylinder hand not being pushed back far enough to allow you to fire the replica, rendering the revolver non-functional. This may be down to a large amount of wear or a general fault with this part so a replacement may or may not be the solution meaning further investigation is required to find the source of the fault (could be something between the cylinder hand and the hammer not working correct/is broken.

The shells for this revolver is also missing meaning replacements would have to be sourced.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to a supposed fault with the barrel lock - this part has been snapped but then reinstalled and now is currently a friction fit so this would need to be resolved to bring the replica back to its former glory. Regardless, the replica is function where we were seeing an average of 290 FPS on .2 BB's using Abbey Predator Ultra Green Gas so you could happily skirmish this (not like you would with a revolver).

One thing to note though is the gas capacity is dreadful where we could only get around 12 shots total before all the gas was used so you may have to purge the reservoir somehow if there's an air bubble.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due one of the tabs at the rear of the frame has snapped off - we're not certain how this occurred but this doesn't affect functionality; when testing, we were seeing an average of 290 FPS on .2 BB's using Abbey Predator Ultra Green Gas. Other than the broken tab, externally this replica is in good condition with little to no marks or scratches.

This replica has landed into our boneyard for a few issues; primarily, the magazine and silencer is missing. Borrowing a spare magazine, we were seeing an average of 240 FPS on .2 BB's using Abbey Predator Ultra Green Gas meaning this replica is functional in a mechanical sense however when firing the replica, we could feel a weird break/resistance before the hammer dropped so the trigger or something else isn't 100% right and would need to be looked at for a smoother trigger pull.

Other than this, externally the replica is in good condition so just needs replacement accessories as well as a look at its trigger mechanism.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to an issue with the hammer resetting - you can manually cock the hammer using the external hammer and fire the replica however using the trigger itself results in failure. When the replica does shoot, we were seeing an average of 270 FPS on .2 BB's using Abbey Predator Ultra Green Gas.

We also discovered that the magazine is quite difficult to insert into the replica during testing and requires you insert the mag at a weird angle which will also need looking at.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to having a sticky trigger - we cannot determine what is causing this but when firing this replica, the trigger has a chance to not travel the full length to reset the hammer in order to fire again. Regardless, the replica is fully functional firing at an average of 250 FPS on .2 BB's using Abbey Predator Ultra Green Gas.

Do note that when we were filling the magazine with gas, it appears there's a slow leak that's audible from the base of the magazine so this may potentially need lubricating once you get your hands on this replica!

This replica has found its way into the boneyard due to a few issues; the most glaring problem is the cracked portion of the slide towards the rear of the replica - although it doesn't affect function at the current moment, it would be something that would have to be looked into/a potential slide replacement job.

Alongside this, the selector is non-functional and is indefinitely stuck in semi-auto. The magazine also leaks so we're unable to test this replica - this is problematic as supposedly the replica is 'dysfunctional' so there could be potential performance/mechanical issues that cannot be identified. Lastly, the two-tone paint is quite warn so the replica needs a bit of TLC.

This replica was returned to us with a cracked receiver. The crack is located towards the end of the receiver on the right side, and is significant enough to where the barrel assembly wobbles. We advise against using the replica as the damage is likely to worsen, and the rifle may break entirely. This thing would work better as a display piece or prop for the SVD fans out there...

This replica is in the Boneyard with a snapped receiver. It is unrepairable, so is recommended to those who could benefit from having some spare SVD parts...

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to issues with the hop unit - opening the box, the hop unit is contained in a bag with some additional parts including a ball bearing, metal collar and a roll pin being secured with some masking tape to the box for safe keeping (these additional parts may or may not be associated with the hop unit so we recommend investigating this).

Due to this alongside missing the magazine, we're unable to test the replica for other faults so further investigation is required to find out all of the potential issues however quickly racking the slide presents us with a functional trigger alongside selector so ultimately this could be an easy re-assembly job.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to a missing magazine release - we're unsure how it's gone missing though apart from it being missing, there's no other clear faults apart from the worn two-tone paint on this replica.

Ultimately if the magazine release was replaced then this would be an ideal replica to have as a fun sidearm. Another issue though is that the magazine is leaking so this would also need to be rectified in order to use the replica.

This shotgun doesn't rack or feed, and therefore doesn't fire. This could potentially be fixed by those of you with some technical knowledge but for now, it is being sold as non-functional. Cosmetically, the shotgun is in fantastic condition with little to no marks or scratches to be seen, so it could make for a fantastic prop or display piece.

This shotgun's action is jammed up - when you are able to free this, regardless of what you do you cannot cock the spring to fire the replica. The feed ramp release linkage is also broken, so you cannot access the chamber of the replica in order to load a shell. Ultimately, this replica may be better suited as a wall hanger / display piece.

This iconic replica has landed in our boneyard for a missing its safety lever on the left side of the platform. Other than this, it's fully functional and we were quite surprised as to how it performed, firing at an average of 290 FPS on .2 BB's using Abbey Predator Ultra Green Gas, which is extremely consistent for a Desert Eagle platform. If you're wanting yourself an extremely fun platform that is TM-based and extremely cheap, then this may be the one for you!

It's unknown why this replica ended up in the Boneyard - Upon visual inspection, we couldn't identify any obvious faults apart from some rattling inside the rear of the stock, most likely from a somehow stuck BB. Whilst cocking the platform, the bolt does sound like it's grinding against something, however it isn't obstructing functionality and when firing through our chronograph, we were seeing an average FPS result around the 387 mark using 0.20g BBs. There may be a minor air seal issue going on here, considering this platform should usually fire around 415.

This sniper rifle is in the boneyard due to issues with the trigger box, there are also random loose small parts in the box. The sniper seems to rack and fire, although we did not test it with BBs. It definitely needs some attention and TLC, but this sniper could be back up and running in no time if you can figure out what the specific issues are!

It also comes with a two-tone blue finish, meaning you don't need a UKARA or any defence to purchase this!

This sniper has landed in the boneyard as it has bolt issues; the bolt can be pulled back, but it does not lock, and therefore, the rifle cannot be armed. If you know how to fix this potentially easy issue, you could be onto a winner here, as it seems that this is the main issue with the sniper rifle.

It's also two-tone green blue, so you won't need a UKARA to purchase this L96!

This Desert Eagle replica was sent to the Boneyard due to its leaking magazine. The replica itself is in good condition and should be functional, though is untested due to the faulty magazine. Keep in mind that the untested nature of the platform means we are unable to identify any further faults that it may have.

This Desert Eagle replica was sent to the Boneyard due to its leaking magazine. The replica itself is in good condition and should be functional, though is untested due to the faulty magazine. Keep in mind that the untested nature of the platform means we are unable to identify any further faults that it may have.

This Desert Eagle replica was sent to the Boneyard due to its leaking magazine. The replica itself is in good condition and should be functional, though is untested due to the faulty magazine. Keep in mind that the untested nature of the platform means we are unable to identify any further faults that it may have.

This replica has appeared in our boneyard due to missing its barrel assembly; other than this, the selector is quite loose but functional and the magazine is missing so ultimately this could be used as a part donor for things like the trigger or BBU as both appear to be fully functional although further investigation would be necessary to see what's resulting in the loose selector lever.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to having a damaged nozzle - it appears that a small section at the top of the nozzle has snapped off; the nozzle itself also struggles to return back into its BBU suggesting that the spring may be damaged too or just lacks lubrication to smoothly return.

Apparently the magazine leaks as well so this would have to be investigated. Externally the replica is in good condition so ultimately you could have this as a wall hanger if you're into desert eagles.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to being disassembled - we can only assume that since the recoil springs and nozzle alongside its housing have been removed, that they are in some form of damaged stated so further investigation would be required to find out what exactly is wrong with them.

The replica is also quite worn down with scratches and marks across the body alongside the two-tone paint being chipped in areas. In general, this replica requires a bit of TLC and deserves a new home.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due missing a magazine - other than this the replica is in quite decent condition. Due to missing a magazine, we're unable to test for any faults alongside seeing what this replica fires at through our chronograph so further investigation would be required to route out any potential issues.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to an issue regarding the trigger - doing a short investigation is suggesting that one of the trigger components have broken as when racking the slide, there is quite a bit of resistance so this could be the trigger hammer or sear that is damaged/broken - further investigation is required.

Alongside this, the magazine is also missing so a replacement would have to be sourced. It's also been two-toned red however the paint on the top picatinny section is starting to ship off.