Airsoft Boneyard

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.

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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).

This CO2 shotgun leaks. It has been attempted to be repaired twice, but with no luck. This means it is non-functional; however, the controls and racking system still work. This, paired with the blue two-tone, makes it a great cosplaying item or wall hanger. The body is slightly marked, but with a new paint job, you're onto a winner here!

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due being non-functional; we're not entirely sure what lead to this happening though out of the box, the included battery that is usually found with this replica is nowhere to be seen so a replacement would have to be sourced if you're interested in this boneyard.

Regardless, we found ourselves a spare battery to test though when plugging the battery in; no matter what fire mode we chose, the replica wouldn't shoot so this either may be a battery problem (where we picked up a dead battery) or there's something more problematic occurring; further investigation is required.

Strictly for spare parts or for use as a non-functional prop, this replica has at some point been disassembled and not put back together properly. It is unknown if it even could be, or if all of the necessary parts are still present to try so with.

If you’re in need of a niche part or need a paperweight for your desk, this could be what you’re after. It's a decent prop, featuring licensed Walther trademarks.

This launcher has landed in our boneyard due to the locking latch being broken - we're uncertain how this has come about though due to this issue, you cannot lock the tube in place while you're using the replica so until this issue is rectified we cannot be certain that this replica is 100% functional.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to a few issues - first of which is that the tabs that secure the slide in place have snapped off completely meaning theres nothing to secure the slide and will fall off during use. Alongside this, it's missing its battery and battery charger so we cannot test its functionality so you could ultimately end up with a perfectly fine replica or something that needs some work doing to it internally. Apart from this; the replica used to be two-tone red but the paint was stripped - there is still residue red paint under the slide alongside in the serrations so this replica does need a bit of TLC.

This replica has found its way to our boneyard due to the barrel being broken where it's held in place with a pin - due to this, it will slowly fall off when the cylinder revolvers given the chamber has spring tension pushing against the barrel. Ultimately you could use this as a display piece or as a cosplay item unless you can source a replacement barrel as the replica is functional.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to a few issues; primarily the external hammer is missing which means that the replica is non-functional; functionality wise, we're not sure what else could be missing that's critical to the mechanism of the replica so we advise doing a deep dive if you're feeling like picking up this replica. Alongside this mechanical issue, the entirety of the replica is battered with marks and scratches scattered across the slide and frame with the two tone paint being chipped in the process.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to a few issues; first of which is the wire loom has snapped so a replacement is to be sourced if you're wanting to use this replica. Alongside this issue, the magazine, charger and battery are also missing so these would also have to be sourced. We believe this replica would better suit being a prop for cosplay or something similar given the mentioned issues.

This autobot speedloader has landed in our boneyard due to the gears stripping - we're not entirely sure how this has come about though if you've got yourself a 3D printer or a way to source replacement parts for this loader then this could be a cheap autoloader to add to your collection! We will also note that all of the packaging is missing including the adapters apart from the standard AEG adapter.

This premium piece of hardware is in the Boneyard due to its warped BB track leading to misfeeding, this makes it ideal for those looking to strip high‑quality replacement parts at a discount. The adapter is designed for Tokyo Marui ZET System and CYMA CGS M4/AR‑15 GBBRs, allowing the use of standard AEG magazines with HPA for consistent FPS and improved accuracy.

Are you after the iconic russian grach purely to add to your collection as a display piece or even as part of your cosplay? Look no further than this boneyard! As far as things go, the internal gears have stripped meaning this replica is rendered unusable and potentially unfixable unless you're able to source replacements (and if you know how to work on an EBB AEP like this). We will also note that the charger for the battery is missing though the magazine is still present (has a battery built in). 

This Desert Eagle replica is shooting at quite a low FPS. The reason for this is unknown, but it's certainly not performing quite well enough to hold up in a skirmish environment. Whether you’ve got the skills for a tune-up or are in need of a cheap prop - enjoy the healthy discount on this otherwise great condition replica!

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to a few issues; first of which is the magazine is dysfunctional and leaks when a CO2 bulb is inserted so this will either need to be repaired or a new magazine is to be sourced. The barrel of the replica has also been disassembled from the replica and the slide is stuck where you can still rack it but disassembly is difficult - due to this, we recommend this replica as a parts donor or if you've had enough time working with desert eagles; this could be a decent project build.

If you need to add a uniquely menacing look to your setup, this launcher mounts to 20mm RIS rail! Still able to fire and in good condition, this launcher is only in the boneyard because it's missing a catch necessary to keep the tube itself from slipping out from under the rail when open for reloading. So long as you don't take your hand off it, it'll be fine!

You can either run it how it is, try to repair it, or leave it slammed shut and never shoot from it, just having it be an awesome looking accessory under your rifle.

This replica has found our way into our boneyard due to not being functional - alongside this, the charger and battery are missing. Plugging in our testing battery into the replica results in nothing when the trigger is pulled regardless of fire selector position so we can only conclude that the electronics are fried or something worse, we're not sure but this would make a great prop for cosplay given the magazines are still present.

The replica came to us without its original box and is instead in a standard delivery box though each part has been wrapped with bubblewrap and secured with cardboard paper.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to having low FPS - from testing, we were seeing 140 FPS on .2 BBs which is half of the advertised FPS for a brand new V-61 replica. Despite this, the replica seems to be in decent condition externally so this could be ideal as a wall hanger or even as a prop. There was a report that this replica misfeeds however we didn't experience this during testing.

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. Last but not least, the connectors appear to have snapped so you will need to source a replacement wire loom.

This replica has a cut connector and a damaged dovetail, rendering it non-functional. It cannot be shot due to its now broken wiring and it also struggles to stay in once piece as the slide can easily detach due to the chipped dovetail. It could make for a bargain source of spare parts if you've got any ongoing projects or custom builds related to the platform, but otherwise it'd be best served as a prop if glued shut.

Due to the Two-Tone red paint, a UKARA or other defence will not be required for purchase.

This MP40 AEG has been used for spare parts. It's unknown exactly what is missing and a bag containing some parts is provided in the box, but the platform is no longer functional, though it would make for an absolutely awesome prop or display piece!

Whether you need an addition to the man cave or the main piece to your re-enactment loadout, this platform is undeniably iconic, and will certainly look the part for you. Alternatively for the techiest of you, this replica could well be frankensteined into something truly unique and functional again!

This Boneyard item served some time as a display piece in our Showroom, but has since lost its battery and charger so could no longer be sold as new. It could also not be tested by us due to this, so we cannot guarantee there are no faults with the platform's functionality.

If you're down for a gamble and want to pick up a MAC, you've struck gold by finding this one! Just source a battery and charger and you're good to go.

This replica has landed in our boneyard due to an issue regarding the trigger - doing some quick testing, it seems the trigger doesn't have enough strength to release the sear as we've managed to do this manually with a flat head; this could be due to multiple issues such as limited travel with the trigger or some of the internal components within the trigger group may be slightly out of tolerance to where nothing trips reliably through normal usage. 

Ultimately, this could either be an easy fix or given that there's potential for out of spec parts; a nightmare - so if you're up to the task, this could be a fun project or better yet, this could be a decent prop/display piece if you don't mind the few scuff marks here and there across the entirety of the replica.

This replica is in the Boneyard due to its leaking magazine. The replica itself should be perfectly functional but does show some external wear. Really it just needs a new magazine and it'll be good to go! Also note that it's Two-Toned, so won't require a UKARA or other defence in order to purchase.

After a gas blow back Mac-11? This may be the boneyard for you! As far as we know, the magazine is missing which ultimately means that we cannot test the replica for faults alongside seeing how she shoots through our chronograph. Manually racking the replica presents us with no issues where semi and full auto are working as intended in its open-bolt configuration. 

If you find a mag but discover issues, this could also be a decent wall hanger or prop for cosplay though bear in mind that there is sticker residue and its quite banged up so would require some TLC to make it looking great again! When we found this replica in our boneyard, it came in an S&T M320A1 box so don't be alarmed if you received this boneyard in that box!

This replica has found its way into our boneyard in a bad state - it seems that some of the internals have been gutted due to being damaged in some sort of way with some components going missing; doing a quick look, it appears that the piston has been disassembled but is still present in the box but due to other potential missing parts, we'd recommend simply using this for cosplay or as a wall hanger.

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to issues regarding the trigger group - as far as we can tell, it's missing components inside of it though uncertain what exactly. We also noticed that the safety has partially snapped so a replacement is recommended alongside the components missing in the trigger group.

Looking for a fun shell ejecting lever-action shotgun that you're purely wanting to rack and eject shells all over your house with? Look no further than this boneyard! As far as things go, this replica is missing majority of its 'action' parts and will not shoot even when racked but still happily launches shells once you cycle the replica.

Ultimately this could be a cool display piece to show to all of your battle buddies and perhaps even have a competition to see how far you can launch the shells across the living room to immediately get lost under the couch!

This replica has landed in our boneyard for a few reasons; first of which is when the replica cycles, the action is quite sluggish so internally this boneyard needs a desperate refresh! Alongside this, the stock is broken via the locking mechanism so a replacement is necessary in order to properly shoulder this replica unless you plan to keep the stock folded away for CQB. 

We also noticed that the mock bolt is missing so there's potential that dirt and grime may get into this chamber and potentially gunk-up either the hop unit or even the gearbox (through gaps or straight into the nozzle). The two tone paint is also slightly worn but this still passes as a two-tone so if you want to start on your first project, this boneyard is the perfect pick!

This replica has found its way into our boneyard due to inconsistent FPS - during our testing, we were seeing between 430-470 FPS on .2 BBs so for a sniping platform - this isn't the most ideal performance given you're relying on knowing that your sniper will land roughly in the same spot every time with a consistent FPS reading, with this replica, you'll have to guess where it'll land meaning you'll be less accurate with your shots so this issue will need investigating. This could be many number of things such as poor airseal in the cylinder or between the cylinder head/nozzle and the hop unit.