Acetech Predator X Tracer Unit
Acetech Predator X Tracer Unit
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DETAILS
DETAILS
- description
The Predator X is a shell rather than a finished tracer. It gives you the all-metal body, the anti-slip grip and the 14mm CCW thread, and you choose which Acetech module lives inside it.
That is a sensible way to buy if you already own a module, or if you expect to upgrade. The housing is the part that takes the knocks and it outlasts the electronics; swapping a module is cheaper than replacing a whole sealed unit.
With the AT2000R module fitted it handles green and red tracer BBs. The anti-slip exterior is more useful than it sounds — a metal tube on a wet day is exactly where a suppressor works itself loose.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Module | Tracer module compatible |
| Thread | 14mm CCW |
| Construction | All-metal with anti-slip grip |
| BB support | Green and red tracer BBs with the AT2000R module |
Good to know before you buy
Check what is in the box before you order. This is the module-compatible housing, so if you do not already own an Acetech module you will need one to make it light up — ask us and we will confirm what is included.
Frequently asked questions
Does it come with a module?
It is sold as the module-compatible housing. Get in touch before ordering and we will confirm exactly what is in the box rather than guess at it.
Which modules fit?
Acetech’s own tracer modules. Red and green BB support is specified with the AT2000R in particular.
Why buy a housing separately?
Because the body outlives the electronics. If you already have a module, or plan to move one between guns, you are not paying twice for the metalwork.