Acetech Drumfire Tracer Unit
Acetech Drumfire Tracer Unit
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- description
The Drumfire is the narrowest-purpose unit Acetech make. It is designed around the Archwick USW Kit, and that is the platform it is cut for rather than a thread size it happens to fit.
What you get for that specificity is a unit that sits flush instead of hanging off a thread adapter. On a compact pistol-carbine conversion, where every millimetre forward changes the balance, that is worth more than universal fitment.
Functionally it is Acetech’s usual standard: green and red tracer BB support, muzzle flash simulation, three modes to choose between, and intelligent power control so it is not flat when you reach for it.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Designed for | Archwick USW Kit |
| BB support | Green and red tracer BBs |
| Effect | Muzzle flash simulation |
| Modes | Three |
| Power | Intelligent power control |
Good to know before you buy
We do not currently list the Archwick USW Kit itself, so check this is the platform you are running before ordering. Ask us if you are unsure and we will confirm the fit rather than guess.
Frequently asked questions
Will it fit anything other than the USW Kit?
Acetech specify the Archwick USW Kit and nothing else. Treat it as a platform-specific part rather than a universal tracer.
What does intelligent power control do?
It manages the draw so the unit is not quietly discharging in your bag between games, which is the usual way a tracer ends up dead on the field.
Does it support red as well as green?
Yes, both luminous colours are listed.