Airsoft Boneyard

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 replica has found its way into our boneyard for unknown reasons - doing some quick testing presented us with no obvious faults apart from what seems to be a slightly loose selector but still functional and positively clicks into place for each fire mode. Supposedly the magazine leaks so this would have to be investigated. The two-tone paint is also quite heavily worn but rest of the replica seems to be in alright condition par from a few marks here and there.

This replica is in the Boneyard as it doesn't work for unknown reasons. Something we have been able to identify however is its damaged stock, which does not lock into any positions. We have attempted to test the platform with several different batteries, but it simply won't fire. This could be a good husk to pillage remaining functional parts from or a prop for those wanting to add a MAC-10 in their collection.

This replica has found its way to our Boneyard due to it slam firing - In our testing, the trigger was extremely stiff, suggesting that a part is most likely broken within the trigger group though we can't be certain exactly what it is without disassembling the unit. Ultimately, this replica will serve best as either a spare-parts donor or a prop, and given it's also Two-Toned, a UKARA or other defence will not be required in order to purchase it!

This uniquely coloured sniper rifle has landed in our Boneyard due to its cylinder screw being over-tightened and having damaged the cylinder itself, this has left it in a non-functional state and a new cylinder would need to be sourced in order to get the platform back up and running again. This could potentially be an easy fix if you're the techy type, however, there may be other issues that we couldn't identify. Due to the stylish orange body, you will not need a UKARA or other defence to purchase this so it could make for a good prop for those of you without one!

This uniquely coloured sniper rifle has landed in the boneyard due to damaged/broken sears and a missing magazine. This could potentially be an easy fix if you're the techy type, however, there may be other issues that were missed. Due to the stylish orange paint job, you will not need a UKARA to purchase this. If you want a sniper with a potentially easy fix, or you're interested in the cool orange body, this is a great bargain to get!

This M50A landed in the Boneyard due to "slam firing", meaning when the bolt is pulled back it immediately snaps forward and shoots the platform. This may be a piston or sear issue but other faults may also be present.

Everything appears to be present in the box and in good condition with the exception of a minor scratch on the bolt handle, though there is a chance small parts may be missing. If you need a parts donor or a fixer-upper, this Boneyard should suit!

This replica is being sold as a Boneyard due to feeding issues, cosmetic wear, a wobbly barrel and missing magazine. Although that sounds like a lot, we're certain that some are potentially easy fixes. The cosmetic wear is present on the receiver and the feeding issues are causing multiple BBs to be fed simultaneously into the platform. Other than these issues, the gun works. This a great bargain for someone who loves the Russian aesthetic, or is looking to get a great discounted rifle with some potentially easy fixes.

This HG-203 MAC-11 arrived at the boneyard with a broken upper receiver, at the top rear just in front of the rear sight. Otherwise, this piece is functional in both fire modes and the magazine is gas tight and ready to go. The externals are pristine other than the previously mentioned broken piece. If you have a dead MAC-11 with intact externals, this would make a great source of spare parts and an extra mag!

This HG-203 MAC-11 landed in the boneyard after being returned with a broken nozzle. The magazine originally provided with the platform has since gone missing. The platform is untested due to the missing magazine but consider it non-functional. Externally, this MAC-11 is in decent nick, with a small amount of finish wear on the safety catch but nothing else obvious. A great source of parts for MAC-11 owners or a cool wall hanger for a great price!

This sniper rifle has landed in our boneyard due to the bipod spigot and mount being detached from the rifle and the bipod itself absent completely. Aside from this, the rifle is in functional condition and works fine, making it a great bargain buy if you fancy trying some sniping gameplay on skirmish day.

This sniper rifle has landed in the Boneyard due to missing parts and being semi-disassembled. The handguard is missing and a bag of parts is included in the box. The bolt mechanism is functional but due to the front end missing, we were unable to test the platform.

It's a great bargain for some spare parts to make repairs or to potentially salvage the bolt system and insert it into another frame. It comes with a magazine and the aforementioned bag of pieces, presumably recovered from the missing front end.

This beautiful replica has found its way into our boneyard due to an issue regarding the trigger - as far as we can see, the trigger doesn't interface with anything which means a component is missing (further investigation is required to determine exactly what part this is).

Handling this replica also presents us with another potential issue where the slide is quite wobbly compared to normal so this would also have to be investigated. The magazine is also missing, so if you intend to repair this, then a replacement would need to be sourced; otherwise, this would be perfect as a wall hanger.

This iconic replica isn't held together properly, and a lot of its parts have been taken off/out and bagged together in the box. The platform was functional during a dry-fire test, so we can confirm that it cycles - however there may be faults that we weren't able to identify related to range or accuracy. Realistically the gun needs to be fully assembled in order to evaluate its performance.

We cannot determine what's missing from a glance; the hop unit and inner barrel assembly (including the hop rubber) are present, though the stock is nowhere to be seen. There are quite a few random parts in the bag (a lot of screws too). Ultimately this could be a relatively easy rebuild/project, though given the looming possibility that some parts may be missing, rebuilding it to its former glory could turn into a wild endeavour.

This LT-03 found its way to the Boneyard with unknown faults and has not been tested for obvious reasons. The upper and lower receivers, front end and pistol grip are present but may be missing small parts. The gearbox, motor and HOP-up unit/inner barrel are also accounted for, but we cannot guarantee functionality of these parts.

The spring guide and spring are definately missing, as is the butt plate and battery plug for the Crane stock but there may be other small parts absent which we haven't been able to identify. If you're after a cheap fixer-upper to test your tech skills or learn how to tune a gearbox, this is the Boneyard for you!

This sniper rifle has landed in the boneyard as it was non-functional from the manufacturer. It has piston/bolt issues that cause it to be non-functional. Once these have been repaired, you may have yourself a nearly brand-new platform ready for the battlefield. The box includes all its original contents.

This sniper rifle smashes BBs when they are loaded into the rifle. It has been taken apart, and it is unclear what is causing this issue. The external quality of this rifle is nearly pristine, so it could make for a great wall hanger, or if you can figure out the BB smashing issue, then you have yourself a brand new platform!

This replica is in the Boneyard due to its missing magazine and rear iron sight. We cannot immediately identify any other faults and are unable to test functionality due to the lack of a magazine, though it is assumed to be working fine. It isn't in the best of external conditions, showing signs of previous use. A replacement magazine will need sourcing to get this thing shooting again.

Note that this replica comes in a Pre Two-Tone blue, this means a UKARA or other defence will not be required upon purchase.

This AR36 is in the boneyard for obvious reasons, there is only half of it remaining. It is a great choice if you're looking for some replacement furniture, and it includes a magazine and foregrip. Overall, this could make a great start for fitting your own internals and with the red paint job, you don't need a UKARA to purchase it!

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to it slam firing - this could be due to the piston or sear not engaging properly with other components. The replica does show some signs of use, such as the mud splatter seen across the entire thing, though if you're happy to wipe that off you've got a UKARA compliant Two-Tone paint job, meaning a defence will not be required upon purchase.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to the trigger assembly being bent to the point where the sear isn't able to lock onto the piston which results in the replica slam firing. This is the only fault that we're aware of, though we recommend doing a thorough investigation regarding the slam firing to figure out what needs fixing/replacing.

Other than this, the bipod originally provided with the platform is missing, so a replacement will need to be sourced if you want the full setup. Externally the replica is in decent condition and comes two-toned, meaning a UKARA or other defence will not be required upon purchase. One last thing to note is that the safety lever has snapped but still seems functional.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to it slam firing - this could either be the sear or piston causing the issue so some further investigation will be required into the root of this fault. The bolt handle lock is missing, so regardless of if the handle is up or down, it'll fire when you let go. It must also be mentioned t hat the scope, bipod, and one of the three magazines originally provided with this platform are missing, so replacements will need sourcing if you're wanting a full setup.

This replica's holding pin that allows the bolt to cock the spring has gone missing, which in turn means that a replacement will need to be sourced to get it back up and running again. Externally the platform is in good condition, although it's missing the bipod originally provided, so a replacement/alternative will need sourcing if you want the full setup.

This replica is in the Boneyard missing several body screws, this replica also needs a bit of internal work as the bolt simply slides out when racking is attempted due to missing trigger parts. Further investigation will need to be conducted to determine which parts specifically will need sourcing. Other than this, the replica is in decent condition externally so if a trigger was to be sourced, it could pass as a wall hanger. Alternatively, the platform may serve well as a husk to pillage remaining parts and furniture from.

This replica slam fires; this could be for a variety of reasons but most likely related to the sear, though we recommend further investigation into the issue for better understanding. As well as this, the bolt is rather wobbly when racked, and the safety lever has snapped, though seems to still be functional.

Ultimately this will be quite a bit of work to get fixed up, and may suit better as a parts donor instead if you're having issues with a pre-existing Specna sniper. Unfortunately the scope, bipod and magazines originally provided with this platform are all missing, so replacements will need sourcing if you intend on repairing this thing for skirmish use.

This replica is in the Boneyard missing the majority of its internal trigger components, rendering it non-functional until parts are replaced. We're unsure specifically what's missing but the platform will not rack, so it may serve best as a parts donor or an awesome display piece/prop given its pristine external condition.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to an issue with part of the frame that secures the receiver together. Although this piece looks like it's meant to separate, there is clear indication that one of its supports has snapped, allowing for it to fall out of the frame meaning you probably won't have the most robust mounting of the receiver when putting the replica together. 

Aside from this, the platform was fully functional in our testing and fired at a 430 FPS average on 0.20g BBs. The scope, bipod and one of the magazines are unfortunately missing, so replacements will need to be sourced if you want the full setup. The replica will also need a little TLC as there's some sort of adhesive residue on the end of the outer barrel and mud at the rear of the stock.

This replica is in the Boneyard due to an issue with the action that seems to be interfering with the spring. During inspection, we have determined that the root of the cause is the spring guide coming apart and getting lodged between the trigger and piston which seems to have jammed the bolt. This is all due to the spring guide having stripped threads meaning the base and rod aren't secured.

With the shots that we could fire, we were seeing a 470 FPS average on 0.20g BBs. The replica is also missing its bipod and two of its three magazines so replacements will need to be sourced if you want the full original setup. There is also some wear on the two-tone paint.

This VMP-1C has a snapped auto sear. The sear can be manually reset in order to shoot, however, when the bolt cycles it does not engage/reset, meaning it will need replacing. The outer barrel also has stripped threads so a replacement will need to be sourced if you wish to attach a muzzle device.

This is an ideal project for someone with prior experience with this specific platform. It must also be noted that the magazine originally provided is missing, so a replacement will need to be sourced.

This sniper is in the boneyard due to issues with its cylinder; a new one would need to be sourced to repair it. There may also be other missing parts that have not been recorded. Other than these issues, the sniper rifle looks nearly brand new, if you fancy a clean body for cheap, this is a great one for you!