Bone Yard - Airsoft Boneyard Mystery Value Box

"I can't complain much, cause it is random at the end of the day, so hoping for a specific type of weapon is irrelevant.
I received a 6mm Pro Shop SAI AEP and a wood Enfield MkIII spring rifle. In value, the box did include enough to cover $400 in value. Definitely not a combo I'd have ever guessed.
The pistol has a wire to the battery connector split in half and no battery, which is an easy solder job. Despite the pistol itself not being very good, it's a quick fix for a tech with a little know how. It's actually harder getting the battery than it is fixing the pistol.
The rifle, although expensive out of the box, is missing a piece of the bolt that you can't just buy, so the only way to fix it is to either make my own part or buy a new one just for the part.
Less of a tech job and more of a DIY job, but it's not an impossible fix. Just a really difficult one. The product description isn't lying. You might need to know what you're doing in order to fix things you get in the box.
They may not have been ideal guns, but that's what random implies. Plus one star cause my shipping address is on a military installation, and they threw in a little yay troops wristband, which was genuinely a very nice gesture.

"I can't complain much, cause it is random at the end of the day, so hoping for a specific type of weapon is irrelevant.
I received a 6mm Pro Shop SAI AEP and a wood Enfield MkIII spring rifle. In value, the box did include enough to cover $400 in value. Definitely not a combo I'd have ever guessed.
The pistol has a wire to the battery connector split in half and no battery, which is an easy solder job. Despite the pistol itself not being very good, it's a quick fix for a tech with a little know how. It's actually harder getting the battery than it is fixing the pistol.
The rifle, although expensive out of the box, is missing a piece of the bolt that you can't just buy, so the only way to fix it is to either make my own part or buy a new one just for the part.
Less of a tech job and more of a DIY job, but it's not an impossible fix. Just a really difficult one. The product description isn't lying. You might need to know what you're doing in order to fix things you get in the box.
They may not have been ideal guns, but that's what random implies. Plus one star cause my shipping address is on a military installation, and they threw in a little yay troops wristband, which was genuinely a very nice gesture.

"Ordered one of these and received a trio of guns.

1 : Cybergun Colt Elite Line M4 5" SBR in tan. Problem? Seems it either has a weak motor or too strong of a spring and the piston was stuck all the way back with the motor unable to cycle it. Cosmetically it's super clean, nearly brand new. Item number : AEG-SA-180867

2 : Cybergun FN Five-seveN in black. Problem? Someone dropped it and the rearsight broke off. Rear sight was included in the box. Also as a random note, it had a 3d printed 'fake' orange tip that blocked the muzzle. When I test fired it the 'fake' tip flew off in hilarious fashion. Item number : GP-200510-US

3 : Tactical Force Umarex CO2 M4...thing? Problem? Magazine was disassembled, most of the pieces were included in a little bag. feed spring inside is mangled. Mag is super proprietary, have not yet tested the rifle for functionality. Item number : Discontinued.

All three came in their original boxes with their magazines include, the Five seveN and M4 came with their manuals too. Which was helpful for the M4 as it has a guide on how to remove the stock for the Quick Change spring.

Overall? Very worth while if you've got the know how to fix potentially broken equipment.