Airsoft Boneyard

This replica has found its way into our boneyard for unknown reasons - it may have been ex-display but the missing charger and battery say otherwise. Given this, the replica is in extremely good condition with barely any scuff marks across the slide and frame. Due to missing its battery and charger, we cannot test the replica to see if it actually has any faults but otherwise this replica would make a good prop or parts donor if it is faulty.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard for unknown reasons - it may have been ex-display but the missing charger and battery say otherwise. Given this, the replica is in extremely good condition especially for being a two-tone with no residue paint anywhere on the lower frame that would otherwise be present from usage. Due to missing its battery and charger, we cannot test the replica to see if it actually has any faults but otherwise this replica would make a good prop or parts donor if it is faulty.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard for unknown reasons - as far as things go; it's missing its magazine, battery and battery charger as well as being marked in places suggesting this was used for a skirmish and may have been returned for a reason that we cannot determine so there's a good likelihood of this replica not being functional but that doesn't stop it from being a perfect prop for cosplay or even as a parts donor.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to magazine retention issues - doing some quick fiddling suggests that the latch itself is worn down or has poor tolerances from factory as pushing the mag release in the opposite direction does hold the mag but as soon as you let go, the magazine will drop out. Apart from this issue, we are unsure on any other faults with this replica due to it missing its battery and battery charger so this may be better as a prop or as a parts donor if this replica turns up non-functional.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard for unknown reasons - we cannot determine what the issue is due to the missing battery and charger. You could otherwise use this replica for parts or if you have a spare AEP battery and the replica works, it could be a decent sidearm if you're going for a post-cold war US Army loadout - even if the replica has some sort of fault, it can still double as a prop.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to supposed cycling issues - with this in mind, we can't actually test if this holds true due to the missing battery and charger. You could otherwise use this replica for parts or if you have a spare AEP battery and the replica works, it could be a decent sidearm if you're going for a post-cold war US Army loadout - even if the replica has some sort of fault, it can still double as a prop.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to it being partially disassembled and missing parts - it seems majority of the missing parts are found in a bag contained within the box the replica came with however we're not sure if there are parts still missing. Apparently the trigger bar is broken too which will require further investigation. The magazine and suppressor are also missing so replacement should be sourced unless you're wanting a cosplay/prop item which this would be perfect for (or even as a wall hanger).

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to a faulty trigger - we're not sure what component is at fault as it could be one of many things such as a broken trigger linkage or a broken component within the trigger group - further investigation is required to determine the sauce of the fault. Other than this though, the replica is in really good condition so ultimately this could double as a wall hanger if you're into your Rugers.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to damage to the magazine base plate - the front portion of the base plate has snapped off however this won't affect functionality of the replica; other than this, there isn't any other faults addressed - given it's a CO2 replica, we're unable to investigate any issues ourselves and will require investigation into potential faults that may possibly be present. Across the barrel there is a few marks and scratches alongside the grip so this replica does require some TLC.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to missing its selector - we cannot determine what fire mode the replica is in nor can we actually test if it works due to the missing battery and charger. You could otherwise use this replica for parts or if you have a spare AEP battery and the replica works, it could be a decent sidearm if you're going for a post-cold war US Army loadout - even if the replica has some sort of fault, it can still double as a prop.

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.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to a portion of the slide being chipped off - we're unsure how this has happened but ultimately doesn't affect functionality. Regarding function, we're unable to test for internal issues due to the battery and charger going missing so we cannot guarantee that the replica can actually shoot or has some weird electronic issue - if this is the case, this replica could ultimately serve as a parts donor or as some sort of prop.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to a supposed issue surrounding the replica draining batteries rapidly when plugged in - there's no definitive way to know the cause of this issue however we're unable to test this ourselves since the replica is missing its battery and charger so we cannot guarantee if this issue is persistent or if it's even present. Ultimately if the problem is present, you could use this replica for spare parts or as a prop as externally its in mint condition.

This replica has landed in our boneyard for unknown reasons - as far as things go, we cannot test for faults due to the  battery and battery charger being missing which replacements would have to be sourced if you're wanting this replica. Once again, we cannot guarantee functionality due to being unable to test the replica but doing a general inspection doesn't present us with anything obvious like a broken selector or trigger.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to the hop arm being broken - as far as we can tell, the guide that sits in the adjustment wheel has broken off which means the hop will always be set to fully off so a replacement part would be necessary to make the replica useable. Alongside this, the battery and battery charger are missing so we cannot test for further faults and cannot guarantee the replica will work out of the box. Ultimately you could use this replica for spare parts or as a prop/wall hanger if it's otherwise not functional.

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 the magazine release being broken - it appears it may just be the spring that retains the release although other parts may be missing that holds it in place so further investigation is required to route out what replacement part is needed. Other than this though, firing through our chronograph gave us an average reading of 215 FPS on .2 BBs so ultimately this replica just needs its mag release fixing to bring it back to its former glory. Another thing to note is the magazine, battery and battery charger is missing so all of these would need a replacement sourced.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to the wires leading to the battery connector being cut - this ultimately means that the replica isn't functional unless these are replaced with new ones - despite this issue, the replica seems to be in mint condition so this would be perfect as a wall hanger or a prop for cosplay. The battery and battery charger are also missing so this only pushes this replica to be used as a prop or wall hanger even more.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to apparently not working - on the contrary however, we found this replica to be working without issues where firing through our chronograph gave us an average of 214 FPS on .2 BBs and would happily fire on either fire mode. With this in mind, you'll have to source a battery alongside a battery charger for this replica due the original accessories not being present when we opened the box.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard for unknown reasons - as far as things go, the replica is fully functional regardless of what fire mode it's in and firing through our chronograph gave us an average reading of 226 FPS on .2 BBs so there's nothing wrong internally. All we can assume is this replica is an ex-display although there is a few scuff marks here and there so it's not exactly in mint condition but still looks presentable for a two-tone. The only thing that's missing is the battery and battery charger so these would have to be sourced if you're wanting to use this replica for skirmishing.

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 Desert Eagle 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 Desert Eagle 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 replica has found its way into our boneyard for unknown reasons - from what we can tell, there isn't any faults and the replica functions perfectly fine where firing through our chronograph gave us 221 FPS on .2 BBs and will happily fire in both semi and full auto. The replica does seem to be used with marks here and there but is otherwise in good condition. One thing to note is that the battery and battery charger is missing so replacements would have to be sourced in order to use this replica.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to the slide tabs being broken - this is what holds the slide to the frame when locked together but since they're broken, the slide isn't secure and will come off freely. Despite this, the replica is fully functional firing at 230 FPS on .2 BBs so if you can find a fix for the slide alongside a replacement battery and charger (since both are missing), this may be an ideal CQB platform. Otherwise this is also a valid option as a wall hanger or as a prop if you were to glue parts together.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to a few issues; first and foremost, the trigger seems to be broken as there's no spring tension - pulling the trigger all the way back whilst a battery is plugged in also provides nothing so whatever linkage/contacts are present is potentially also broken. The left side tab to keep the slide on the replica is broken as well though the right tab is still in one piece so you'll have to be careful when using this replica - keep in mind that you will need to source a battery and charger if you are wanting to use this replica since both are missing.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to the rear slide tabs breaking off completely - due to this fault, the slide freely comes off and isn't secure so you will have to replace the appropriate parts in order to bring this replica back to its former glory. Despite this, the replica is still fully functional when held together manually; firing at 235 FPS on .2 BBs. The charger and battery are also missing so these would have to be sourced in order to use this replica.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to an issue with the connector. As far as we can see, the positive connector has detached itself from the deans plug somehow and will need to be re-attached. Due to this issue, we're unable to test the replica for any further faults and we cannot guarantee that the replica is functional or not. Alongside the connector issue, the charger and battery are nowhere to be seen so these will need to be sourced.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard for unknown reasons; when investigating the replica, we found no obvious faults and was firing without issue - on our chronograph, we were seeing 235 FPS so as far as things go this is pretty much a fully functional platform that's just missing its battery and charger which a replacement would have to be sourced for both if you're wanting to use this long-term.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to multiple issues that make it unusable - issues include the trigger being broken to where it's loose and doesn't cycle the replica, the wire loom has been cut for unknown reasons although we can only predict that it may have got trapped between the slide and the frame of the replica and excessive force was used to cut it and although this is a cosmetic issue: the external hammer is broken and doesn't retain itself so it'll just fall over when moved around. If you was to glue most of this stuff in place, it could work quite well as a prop or wall hanger as adding on to the issues, the battery and charger are missing.