Action Army AAC-C1 Receiver Spacer
Action Army AAC-C1 Receiver Spacer
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- description
Spacers do quiet work. They take up the tolerance between a receiver and the chassis around it, and when one is missing or worn the whole assembly develops a looseness that shows up as inconsistency long before anyone thinks to check a spacer.
This is Action Army’s own component for their own rifle. Action Army publish nothing beyond a code and a name for it, so fitment is as far as this listing goes.
If your Athena has been apart and something no longer sits as tightly as it did, this is worth ruling in early.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Platform | Action Army AAC-C1 Athena |
| Function | Takes up tolerance at the receiver |
| Manufacturer code | C01-018 |
| Material | Not published |
| Dimensions | Not published |
Good to know before you buy
Worth having before a strip-down, not after. Small parts go missing on workbenches, and this is a small part.
Looseness is not always the obvious culprit. A receiver that has started moving is worth checking at the spacer before anything larger is replaced.
Nothing dimensional is published. Action Army give the code and the name, and nothing further is published, so we state fitment and no more.
AAC-C1 only. The Athena is its own platform and this does not transfer to the T10 or the VSR.
Frequently asked questions
What does a receiver spacer do?
It fills the tolerance between the receiver and what holds it, so the assembly stays square and consistent.
Do I need one?
Only if yours is worn or missing. It is not a performance upgrade, it is a part that should be there.
What is it made from?
Not published. No material is stated anywhere.
Will it fit a T10?
No. This is an AAC-C1 part.
Is it sold singly?
Yes, as one spacer.