Action Army AAC-C1 Fixed Piece for Cover Plate
Action Army AAC-C1 Fixed Piece for Cover Plate
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DETAILS
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- description
Cover plates are held by small pieces, and small pieces get dropped, lost in grass, or left behind in a hurry. The plate is useless without the thing that retains it, and the rifle is awkward without the plate.
This is Action Army’s own replacement for that retainer, and the documentation stops at the code and the name. We would rather say that than dress up a washer.
It costs very little and it is not worth improvising.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Platform | Action Army AAC-C1 Athena cover plate |
| Function | Retains the cover plate |
| Manufacturer code | C01-016 |
| Material | Not published |
| Supplied as | Single piece |
Good to know before you buy
Order it with something else. On its own the postage outweighs the part.
Work over a tray. That is how these get lost in the first place, and a second one will cost you the same as the first.
Nothing is published about it. No description is published for it and Action Army list a code and a name, so fitment is all we will state.
Athena only. It is specific to the AAC-C1 cover plate.
Frequently asked questions
What is it for?
It holds the cover plate on the rifle.
Is it sold with the cover plate?
No, it is a separate part with its own code.
What is it made from?
Not published.
How many do I need?
One, unless you have lost more than one.
Will anything else do the job?
Possibly, but it is a few pounds for the correct part.