• Maxx CNC aluminium enhanced bolt catch in Style A profile, black, for the Wolverine MTW
  • Maxx Style A enhanced bolt catch viewed from the rear, showing the mounting boss
  • Maxx Style A bolt catch fitted to a bronze Wolverine MTW lower receiver
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Maxx CNC Aluminium Enhanced Bolt Catch (Style A) — MTW, Black

Maxx CNC Aluminium Enhanced Bolt Catch (Style A) — MTW, Black

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A machined aluminium bolt catch for the MTW, in Maxx's Style A profile. Black anodised finish.

The bolt catch is one of the controls you operate under pressure and rarely think about otherwise. On an MTW running empty magazine detection it earns its keep every time a magazine runs dry, and the standard part is a component like any other — it wears, and an enlarged, properly machined paddle is easier to hit with a gloved hand.

Maxx machine this one from aluminium in their Style A profile, anodised black to sit with standard MTW hardware rather than stand out against it. It is an upgrade for builders who have already sorted the internals and are working through the controls.

Specifications

Specification Detail
Material CNC machined aluminium
Profile Style A
Finish Black
Platform Wolverine MTW

Good to know

Maxx publish no dimensions, weight or fitting notes for this part beyond the material, profile and platform listed above, and we are not going to invent any. If you need to confirm it against a specific MTW configuration before ordering, ask us and we will check it against stock rather than guess.

Frequently asked questions

What does Style A mean? It is Maxx's designation for this paddle profile. They produce more than one shape, and this listing is specifically the Style A part.

Does it work with empty magazine detection? It replaces the mechanical catch, so on a build where the detection is already working it continues to function as before. It does not add the feature to a rifle that lacks it.

Is fitting a workshop job? It is a straightforward control swap on an MTW-spec lower, but the receiver has to come apart to do it. We are happy to fit it on the bench if you would rather not.

💡 Titan Forge Airsoft tip: Do the controls as one job — catch, selector and trigger together — rather than opening the receiver three times. See MTW-spec parts and upgrades.