Airsoft Boneyard

This suppressor once contained a tracer unit and had a tank for mist functionality, but these have both been removed. It is now just a stylish suppressor with a lack of bells and whistles, but it's ready to be the bell or whistle to add to your primary platform!

Some residue of mist fluid from its past days may be found internally, and slight cosmetic damage can be seen externally, but overall it is clean, gutted of its old internals and has a perfectly good thread ready to meet the one on the end of your barrel.

There are multiple of this item in stock - Please note that because of this there are differing external damage examples between them including slightly loose bases and cracked tracer caps etc..

Has your Cyma AK-47 receiver been damaged mid-game and you're struggling to get replacements parts? Look no further than this receiver from Cyma! We've received multiple of these receivers from the factory though once we inspected these, they appeared to be missing their rivets so ultimately we cannot sell them as new.

We cannot guarantee that it'll fit every Cyma due to the manufacturer using both VFC-spec and TM-spec designs for their AK lineup - what we do know is that this receiver is TM-spec so it'll fit the CM.028 and the CM.522 which are known to be TM-based in their build (which ultimately makes this an upgrade part).

NOTE: There are multiple of this item in stock so the one that you receive may be slightly different from the provided images based on the manufacturing process (slightly different finish etc). There may also be a few minor scratches or marks so take this into consideration.

These CYMA/EMG CM.102 SGR-12 Tri-Shot Shotguns found their way to the Boneyard due to generally poor quality control. These are brand new guns, unused and never shot but we can make no guarantees of proper functionality. As with all Boneyard items, these do not have a warranty and are sold as spare parts, wall hangers or props.

For a detailed product description and more specifications, click HERE to view the original product.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to an issue whilst cocking the spring - when you pull back the bolt, it's quite easy to pull however this unfortunately does not cock it; you have to keep pulling past a 'wall' or 'break' which can be difficult to pull past. We're not sure what's causing this issue however it intermittently disappears and reappears. We cannot guarantee that this fault won't develop into something much worse so we recommend doing a deep dive if you have the technical knowledge otherwise this would suit being a display piece or a prop for cosplay.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to an issue whilst cocking the spring - when you pull back the bolt, it's quite easy to pull however this unfortunately does not cock it; you have to keep pulling past a 'wall' or 'break' which can be difficult to pull past. We're not sure what's causing this issue however it intermittently disappears and reappears. We cannot guarantee that this fault won't develop into something much worse so we recommend doing a deep dive if you have the technical knowledge otherwise this would suit being a display piece or a prop for cosplay.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to an issue regarding the cylinder not being able to rotate properly - it seems after trying to rotate it via the hammer and trigger, the pin that keeps the cylinder in place during firing is dysfunctional and is actually blocking it from rotating via the trigger (this pin is connected to the hammer). If this was to be replaced or repaired in some fashion, this should resolve the issue at hand however we cannot guarantee that this is the source of the problem alongside the only fault.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to an issue regarding the cylinder not being able to rotate properly - it seems after trying to rotate it via the hammer and trigger, the pin that keeps the cylinder in place during firing is dysfunctional and is actually blocking it from rotating via the trigger (this pin is connected to the hammer). If this was to be replaced or repaired in some fashion, this should resolve the issue at hand however we cannot guarantee that this is the source of the problem alongside the only fault.

This replica has ended up in our boneyard due to a few issues; first of which is the fire selector is loose - albeit it's not loose enough to where it'll spin freely but if you cycle the replica a few times, the selector will go out of its selected position meaning if you're trying to do full auto, you'll end up doing semi after a few shots. This could also be a selector plate issue though there's not much of a positive click when you use the selector so we're swaying more towards this. 

The other issue with this replica is the charging handle has broken off the replica - the bolt is still present but the handle that can swivel from the bolt is nowhere to be seen so this will need replacing if you want this replica looking in top shape for your collection!

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to not sounding the healthiest when cycling. We're not sure on the exact cause but either the gears are damaged, shimming is poor or motor height is incorrect which is making cycling sound scratchy. This could be a simple fix or something much worse which will require some technical knowledge to rectify.

This replica has ended up in our boneyard due to the nozzle breaking - we're not sure how this has occurred however this has rendered the replica unusable and the part is in need of being replaced. Alternatively, you could use this as a prop for cosplay or even as a display piece given the replica is in otherwise good condition par from a mark on the top of the barrel.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to an issue with the nozzle - it appears it is slightly warped given the stress lines at the side when you rack the replica backwards. The replica is also leaking when you insert gas so the nozzle problem could be the source of this issue however something else might be at play if that isn't the case. Regardless, if you know how to work on gas shotguns and you're able to source parts, this could be a decent project. Alternatively, the replica is in decent condition par from a few marks here and there so could also double as a prop for cosplay or even as a display item.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard for a variety of reasons; starting off with the functionality - this replica doesn't work. We have reason to believe that the sear may be broken as you'll rack the bolt back but won't get any physical or audible indication that the spring has been cocked. The cylinder head has also been damaged so we can't guarantee consistent airseal/performance if the replica worked anyways. 

It seems there's a few screws missing too, especially the ones securing the magwell in place as this has been removed (though still present in the box) which means that the hop chamber is also loose within the barrel so this will need rectifying if you're looking to repair this replica.

The paint on the frame is somewhat worn with chips here and there but still in an alright condition so this still classes as a two-tone for those that don't have UKARA!

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to a few issues, first of which being that the external hammer is sitting up too high in its cocked position - what this ultimately means that the slide is being caught by it which when manually racking the slide will get stuck; we can only presume that if the missing slide release was to be replaced, it would still cause performance issues so this will need investigating. 

We also noticed that the compensator is quite wobbly despite the screw being secure so we're not too sure what's happening here - we will also note that the screw holding the compensator is slightly stripped so it's quite difficult to tighten and loosen this screw so we recommend replacing this part if you was to purchase this replica.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to a feeding issue - we're not entirely sure why this is happening though best guess is that the loading nozzle is getting stuck sometimes and won't properly seal when cycling, causing some BBs to sometimes roll out of the inner barrel. Given this issue, it's also causing inconsistent FPS per shot so this will need looking into if you're wanting to repair this replica for your own use.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to a couple of reasons; first of which is this replica only does full auto - this is most likely from a hammer issue which will need to be rectified. There's also quite a few accessories/parts missing from the box and the replica such as components from the hop unit, the foam inside the box as well as the magazine and potentially more parts. Ultimately if you want a parts donor then this replica may be the one for you!

This replica has eventually found its way into our boneyard after serving its previous owner extensively through the thick and thin of their airsoft journey - this is evident through how used the externals look to be and the fact that the sear has given out. This should be a simple replacement if said replacement can be found - we will also note that the safety is twisted and part of the lever has snapped off.

Apart from this, majority of the accessories are still present though aren't exactly safe due to the box being quite damaged so we recommend that if you plan to repair this replica, to pair the bundle with a new case or box.

This replica has ended up in our boneyard due to a reinforcement insert going missing for the slide lock - this was due to a screw that has since broken which was keeping this part in placed. What you'll see from this is the slide lock is quite hard to engage manually though we had little issue releasing the slide when testing. One thing quite obvious with this replica from the provided pictures is the replica is in major need of TLC with various marks & scratches alongside the two tone paint being heavily worn.

This replica has landed in our boneyard in a non-functional state; as far as we can tell, it seems the mosfet may have fried itself potentially from short circuiting as the wires look to be quite beaten up however we cannot guarantee that this is the case and something else may be at play that is making this replica unusable. Alongside this, the replica is quite beaten up externally with various marks and scratches across the entirety of the replica. The magazine release is also missing so a replacement should be sourced.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to the internal magazine being damaged in multiple ways - the tab that holds/locks the magazine in place is broken so if not secured, the mag will eject itself from the replica. Once it is out, the spring also looks to be in a damaged state with it being bent though still in one piece. Ultimately you could JB weld the magazine in place in order to use this replica or find a solution to fix the snapped tab.

This replica has landed in the boneyard due to missing parts - we're not sure how or why they're missing but it's an issue if you're wanting to use this replica as the housing for the trigger/hammer group is nowhere to be seen and this is needed to keep the spring-tensioned parts together (racking the replica will launch these components out of the replica). With this missing part in mind, we cannot guarantee that nothing else has gone missing and simply replacing this part may not result in a functional replica.

The mode selector (3 and 6 shot selector) cover is also missing alongside the actual lever to select between these two so we recommend looking into finding replacements for either (the lever being more necessary over the cover).

Ultimately given the potential for additional missing parts due to the trigger/hammer housing going missing, you could use this as a parts donor if you have a KSG yourself but it's current in dis-repair; alternatively if you have worked on this replica before then it could be something to rebuild as a project given you're getting this boneyard at an amazing price!

This replica has been buried in our boneyard for an uncertain amount of time and has finally made its way onto our listing page! From what we know, the ETU is dysfunctional where when you connect a battery, it'll beep once every 5 seconds which doing some research doesn't really give us any details on what the error is though we can only assume given the replica will not fire that the ETU is dead in some fashion. 

With this in mind, the replica is heavily worn and missing its magazine so it's in dire need of some TLC. The original box is nowhere to be seen either so it's supplied in a standard cardboard box with limited padding so be wary that we cannot guarantee that something may break off during transport (G&G's are known to be robust in build quality so we doubt this will be the case anyways).

If you're looking for a new project or a parts donor, look no further than this boneyard! This replica is currently in a disassembled state with the gearbox removed and majority of parts removed from the receiver and placed in a bag within the original box - from what we've investigated, the mosfet is unfortunately dead so we would advise sourcing a replacement mosfet if you're looking to either rebuild this replica or just take the gearbox. 

If you are looking to rebuild the replica, we cannot guarantee that all parts are present though we can clearly see stuff like the motor and connecting screws are still present (located in a bag within the box), there may be one or two parts that still will need sourcing if not.

This replica has ended up in our boneyard due to reports of scratchy cycling - testing the replica did present us with this issue but we don't believe it's as bad as its been made out to be - potentially the motor height may be wrong or worst case the gears are worn down; shimming may not even be optimal so it could just be a standard serving job if you're knowledgeable with AEGs such as this Classic Army stoner 96. 

We will note that we haven't tested the box magazine that comes with the replica so this will need to be experimented with to verify that it's in working order and ready to take onto the field - you will however need to source the retaining ring that sits at the end of the magazine feed tube that holds the tube into the replica.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to a selector issue alongside parts going missing - throwing this replica into any model will result in full auto, even on safe and semi. Due to this, we only recommend that if you want to test the replica that you unplug the battery until you're ready to fire due to safety concern. We also noticed most of the accessories that are disassembled from the factory (charging handle and rear sight) are missing so replacements should be sourced if you want to complete the look of the replica.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to a few missing parts - these parts include the motor and the mag release; given this issue, we're unable to test the replica for any electronic/mechanical issues so we cannot guarantee full functionality if you were to replace both parts. 

Despite this, you could use this as a display piece as most of the accessories that are disassembled from factory (rear iron and charging handle) are present and already installed so would just involve finding a replacement mag release. This replica does take standard long-shaft motors so this can also be a simple replacement but once again we cannot guarantee proper functionality if this was installed and hooked up to the replica.

We also noticed that one of the grooves on the stock plate that guides this part into securing itself onto the stock has broken off - you can still easily install this part onto the stock without issue and doesn't look like it'll just fall off mid-game so this isn't much cause for concern but it's something to take note of.

This replica has been in our boneyard for an undetermined amount of time - due to this, we're not entirely sure where it's come from and its original faults though we don't really have to do much investigating to find out what's wrong...

The stock, entirety of the barrel assembly and potentially some other smaller stuff is missing from the replica with the original box is also nowhere to be seen. Plugging a battery into the replica first results in nothing; this is due to weak wiring that hooks up to the fuse - securing these wires presents us with a locked gearbox which inadvertently is causing the wire loom to become warm so we recommend investigating this gearbox issues before trying anything else.

Due to these issues, we can only see this as a parts donor or even a cursed build for those adventurous.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to a couple of issues; first of which is the stock tab has broken off so if you were to throw a battery into the stock and attempt to secure it, the butt plate will fall off with the lightest amount of friction forced on it. The fire selector is also wobbly on the right side of the replica (the ambi side) so this will also need figuring out as tightening the screws results in no change. 

Finally, the magazine is missing so a replacement should be sourced if you're wanting to use this replica but don't have access to M4 style magazines. Despite these issues, the replica sounds fine whilst dry firing but we cannot guarantee that it'll be flawless and there isn't any other hidden faults.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to a couple of issues; first of which is the fire selector is  wobbly on the right side of the replica (the ambi side) so this will also need figuring out as tightening the screws results in no change. It was reported that this replica had misfeeding issues - having a quick glance into the hop chamber presented us with an exposed rubber that looks to be almost halfway through the the unit so this may be the source of the problem.

Finally, the magazine is missing so a replacement should be sourced if you're wanting to use this replica but don't have access to M4 style magazines. Despite these issues, the replica sounds fine whilst dry firing but we cannot guarantee that it'll be flawless and there isn't any other hidden faults.