CTM AAP-01/C7075 Advanced Extremely Light Handle
CTM AAP-01/C7075 Advanced Extremely Light Handle
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Reciprocating weight is the one place on a gas pistol where grams genuinely matter. Every one of them has to be accelerated and stopped twice a shot, so the cocking handle is worth attacking even though it looks like a trim piece.
CTM took this one as far as 7075 will allow: 4.4 g before the grub screws, with material cut away everywhere the structure did not need it. It was drawn around their Advanced superlight bolt, and that is the pairing it is meant for.
It will go onto a factory bolt, but expect to work for it — CTM describe that fit as very tight, and nothing about it is going to come loose afterwards.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Fitment | AAP-01 and AAP-01/C; designed around the CTM Advanced superlight bolt |
| Material | 7075 aluminium |
| Weight | 4.4 g, excluding the grub screws |
| Package contents | Cocking handle and grub screws |
| Finishes | Six anodised; electroplated chameleon at a higher price |
Good to know before you buy
On a stock bolt the fit is deliberately tight. That is CTM’s own warning, not a defect, and it means you should be sure before you press it on.
The weight saving only pays off as part of a lighter reciprocating group. On its own, against a heavy factory bolt, you will see the handle and not feel the difference.
Grub screws are what hold it. Check them after a game day, because the one part of the gun that moves hardest is not the place to leave a loose fastener.
Frequently asked questions
Will it fit a standard bolt?
Yes, but CTM warn the fit is very tight. It is designed for their superlight bolt.
Why 7075 rather than 6061?
Strength. Taking this much material out of a part this small needs the harder alloy to stay rigid.
Does it make the pistol cycle faster?
It removes mass from the group that cycles, which helps. How much depends on the bolt, the springs and the gas you are running.
Are screws supplied?
Yes, the grub screws come with it, and the 4.4 g figure is before they go in.
Can I take it off again easily?
Not on a stock bolt. Treat the fit as something close to permanent once it is seated.