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..

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, view the original CYMA EMG CM.102 SGR-12 product.

This NUPROL 500rnd High-Cap STANAG Magazine has ended up in our Boneyard due to some minor feeding/winding inconsistencies, A technically minded player may get it running smoothly again.

It’s a classic M4/AR15 style high-cap magazine, also compatible with SCAR-L, L85/SA80 and 416 platforms. Built from stamped steel with reinforcing ribs for durability, it features a 500rnd capacity and standard wheel-wound baseplate for tensioning.

Once sorted, it should make for a solid high-cap option for players who prefer sustained fire over frequent reloading.

This NUPROL 500rnd High-Cap STANAG Magazine has ended up in our Boneyard due to feeding issues, though a technically minded player may be able to get it running again.

Classic M4/AR15 high-cap compatible with SCAR-L, L85/SA80 and 416 platforms. Stamped steel construction with reinforcing ribs, 500rnd capacity, wheel-wound baseplate.

This NUPROL 500rnd High-Cap STANAG Magazine has ended up in our Boneyard due to feeding issues, though a technically minded player may be able to get it running again.

Classic M4/AR15 high-cap compatible with SCAR-L, L85/SA80 and 416 platforms. Stamped steel construction with reinforcing ribs, 500rnd capacity, wheel-wound baseplate.

This NUPROL 500rnd High-Cap STANAG Magazine has ended up in our Boneyard due to feeding issues, though a technically minded player may be able to get it running again.

Classic M4/AR15 high-cap compatible with SCAR-L, L85/SA80 and 416 platforms. Stamped steel construction with reinforcing ribs, 500rnd capacity, wheel-wound baseplate.

Looking to replace the stock on your SMG-5 due to yours being damaged or looking to replace the solid stock/PDW M4 stock as seen on specific models? We have the solution to your problem!

We've received a large batch of SMG-5 retractable stocks however what we didn't expect is the locking tabs that prevents the stock from extending past the receiver and pulling off the replica are missing - this could be a simple fix by drilling, tapping and installing some screws where these tabs would usually be as a DIY fix though if you're solely using your SMG-5 as a display piece then this shouldn't be too much of a concern if you're wanting to freshen up the look of your showpiece!

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.

This set of magazines from nuprol has ended up in our boneyard due to issues with misfeeding - this issue persists between the two magazines which is why they have been bundled up. If you know what the potential issue is and can fix these then you're getting yourself an amazing discount!

This WELL MB Series Alloy Trigger Set has made its way into our Boneyard, though it's functional but has a fair few marks and scratches and represents a great opportunity at a Boneyard discount. We will note that the bolt catch which prevents the bolt from flying out of the receiver is missing so we advise using this trigger group if a sear or other component as broke in your own WELL MB sniper and you have a spare catch to use from that.

This electronic drum magazine has ended up in our boneyard due to being disassembled - given this issue, we're not sure what may be missing from the internals but if you're looking for parts to fix your drum magazine, this is a no-brainer!

CYMA 1100rnd Electric High-Cap Dual Magazine for AK47/74 AEG, styled like dual 7.62 magazines with coupler and dummy rounds for realism. This item is being sold as Boneyard due to feeding issues. Compatible with most AK AEGs, particularly 7.62-style variants. Holds up to 1100 BBs and can be wound manually, via wheel, or using the sound-activated winding function (requires 3x AAA batteries, not included).

This CYMA 1100rnd Electric High-Cap Dual Magazine for AK47/74 AEG arrived to our Boneyard with power issues. Styled like twin clamped 7.62 AK mags with realistic dummy rounds, it holds 1100 BBs and features button, manual, and sound-activated winding.

These 1100rnd Electric High-Cap Dual Magazines for AK47/AK74 AEG platforms have found their way into our Boneyard due to a faulty switch, winding issues, and a poor battery connection, so we can’t properly test them or say for sure how they’ll behave.

When they’re working right, these dual mags give you a huge 1100rnd capacity with an electric winding system that keeps BBs feeding nicely during skirmishes and cuts down on constant reloading.

They’re made to fit standard AK47/AK74 AEG platforms and offer a big step up in capacity compared to standard mags.

As it stands, this one’s best suited for spares, repair work, or just a display piece.

This dual high-capacity AK magazine from Cyma has ended up in our boneyard due to a few problems that have been discovered; given the magazine has an electric winder system to help feed the 1100 bbs, the switch that activates this has been dislodged in some fashion and is difficult to reach so this will need sorting out. With this issue in mind, we're not sure if it works as this involves disassembling the magazine. 

Whilst you're in the process of disassembling the magazine, it may be worth to look at the winder as this feels like it's broken where winding it results in the need to use excessive force for it to turn it. It also gets jammed every so often.

With the issues listed, it may be worth solely using this magazine as a prop though if you want the challenge then with the discount provided, it's a no-brainer!

This dual high-capacity AK magazine from Cyma has ended up in our boneyard due to a few problems that have been discovered; given the magazine has an electric winder system to help feed the 1100 bbs, the switch that activates this has been dislodged in some fashion and is difficult to reach so this will need sorting out. With this issue in mind, we're not sure if it works as this involves disassembling the magazine. 

Whilst you're in the process of disassembling the magazine, it may be worth to look at the winder as this feels like it's broken where winding it results in the need to use excessive force for it to turn it. It also gets jammed every so often.

With the issues listed, it may be worth solely using this magazine as a prop though if you want the challenge then with the discount provided, it's a no-brainer!

Got spare parts for a King Arms PCC TWS magazine lying around or know a reliable source to get replacement parts such as feed lips and a spring spacer? This boneyard is most definitely for you - these parts have broke in an unknown fashion and are in desperate need of replacement; the spring spacer to reduce the round capacity isn't exactly necessary to make the magazine work but it's good to ensure that you'll get a last-round lock if conditions aren't the most ideal for a gas replica.

The feed lips have partially snapped with some pieces remaining in the packaging however it's not recommend to try and repair this and we recommend just replacing this.

This set of magazines from double eagle has ended up in our boneyard due to issues with misfeeding - this issue persists between the two magazines which is why they have been bundled up. If you know what the potential issue is and can fix these then you're getting yourself an amazing discount! We will note that packaging is absent for both of these magazines so they are marked - they may get more marked during shipping so please be aware of this before ordering if this is a concern.

If you're looking for a reflex sight to throw onto one of your replicas and don't mind that you're unable to switch the style of the reticle - then this boneyard may be for you. From our testing, the red dot does turn on with the variable power dial working as intended however when we attempted to switch reticles, the lever was quite loose and had no positive clicks between the options and the reticle didn't change so it's stuck on the normal red dot setting. We're not sure if elevation and windage adjustment works so this would work better as a prop.

This Vorsk VMP magazine has ended up in our boneyard due to having issues with locking back on certain VMP models - we're not sure which models are affected though no harm in trying this magazine out with your own! We will note that the magazine is missing its packaging alongside the magazine having some cosmetic wear.

This 3000rnd Electric C-Mag Drum Magazine for M4/AR15 AEG platforms has found its way into our Boneyard due to a slight feeding issue and may need some attention before it’s running smoothly again. As it stands, this is best suited for repair, spares or display use.

This box mag for 249's has ended up in our boneyard due to a few issues; primarily the pinion gear has been reported to be faulty in some fashion - this could either be where it's slipping whilst cycling for whatever reason or it's stripped and will need replacing. We advise investigating this issue if you're looking to bring this magazine back to a functional state however given this magazine is originally battery-operated (has its own battery that it uses), the oem battery is missing alongside its charger so both would need replacements sourced.

Non-functional and not suitable for skirmish use, this is best used as a cheap cosmetic option for your platform, ideal for completing the look of your setup without the cost of a working unit. It still adds solid visual presence for loadouts.

This flashlight has landed in our boneyard for reasons we're not sure of - throwing batteries into it presented us with a fully functional flashlight so we're not clued up on what could be wrong for it to be in the boneyard; which in return, you're getting a new flashlight for cheap!

This magazine has ended up in our boneyard due to cosmetic damage - this is mainly marks and scratches across the body of the magazine though nothing too major. Other than this 'used' damage, the magazine is functional and does hold gas so if you're after a neat discount for P38 magazines then you've come to the right boneyard listing!

This NUPROL 1200rnd Electric Drum Magazine for Tri-shot Airsoft Shotguns has found its way into our Boneyard as it only feeds one BB at a time rather than functioning properly on a tri-shot platform. We're not entirely sure what is causing the issue though it will need some investigation if you're wanting to get it running correctly again.

Externally, the drum itself is in good overall condition par from one of the securing arms that holds the rear plate on being broken. 

With its ridiculous 1200rnd capacity, this thing would absolutely turn any compatible shotgun into a CQB menace — and probably won't make you many friends at your local skirmish site either.

This NUPROL 1200rnd Electric Drum Magazine for M4/AR15 platforms has found its way into our Boneyard due to a non-functional state, and as such we’re unable to test or confirm any operation.

When working as intended, this provides a huge 1200rnd capacity with an electric feeding system, giving you sustained volume of fire and reducing the need for frequent reloads during skirmishes.

As it stands, this is best suited for spares, repair, or display purposes.

This NUPROL 1200rnd Electric Drum Magazine for TM NGRS AEGs has found its way into our Boneyard as a non-functional unit, meaning we’re unable to test or confirm its operation.

When working as it should, this drum provides a huge 1200rnd capacity with an electric feed system designed to keep BBs coming consistently during sustained skirmishes, massively cutting down on reloads when things get busy.

Built from high-density polymer with a modern design, it’s intended to pair with NGRS platforms and gives a serious boost in capacity compared to standard magazines.

As it stands, this one’s best suited for spares, repair work, or just sitting pretty as a display piece.

This S&T 2500rnd Electric Drum Magazine For S&T/AGM MG42 has unfortunately found its way into our Boneyard due to the magazine gears being damaged alongside a few unhappy rivets which have also seen better days. Because of these issues, we cannot guarantee proper feeding or functionality without a bit of repair work being carried out first.

When functioning as intended, this drum magazine is a faithful replica of the real steel MG42’s compact 50-round drum magazine — except this one holds a ridiculous 2500 BBs which is practically an entire bottle of ammo stuffed into one rather menacing box.

The magazine is designed to run from 4x AA batteries and features an electric winding system which automatically feeds BBs every time the trigger is pulled on your AGM or S&T MG42. It's a seriously handy system when working correctly as it keeps feeding consistent whilst also reducing the chances of misfeeds compared to traditional manually wound box magazines.

Externally, the magazine still makes for a fantastic looking accompaniment to any MG42 build thanks to its steel construction and realistic styling, complete with the carry handle for easier transport when detached from the replica. With a bit of TLC and some replacement internals, this could make for a very worthwhile restoration project.

This XH35 torch from WADSN has found its way into our boneyard due to a few issues; first of which is the glass contained within the housing is nowhere to be seen - we're not sure what's happened to it or how its disappeared but this can be an easy fix by using a diffuser to go over the housing to protect the LED. We also noticed during testing that the torch will default to high power mode regardless if you set it to high or low then after 2-3 seconds, it'll transition to a low brightness setting. 

Obviously something isn't right electronically with this torch so this will need looking into however if you'd rather use the low setting anyways, the strobe does work though it only turns on after the high to low transition has finished.