Wolverine Airsoft MTW Billet Unleashed HPA
Wolverine Airsoft MTW Billet Unleashed HPA
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An MTW is normally sold as the rifle only. That is the right way round for someone who already runs HPA, and a wall for someone who does not — three more purchases, each with its own compatibility questions, before a first shot. The Unleashed removes all three by putting the bottle in the stock and the regulator with it.
The WRAITH X is a tank stock with a STORM Category 5 built in. A rubber-lined clamp grips a standard 13/3000 bottle, a short internal airline carries the output to the hardpoint, and the whole stock assembly weighs 174g. Wolverine rate the regulator at 60 to 180 PSI and quote roughly a thousand shots from one fill of that bottle.
What you give up is capacity. Thirteen cubic inches is a small bottle by HPA standards, so a long day means refills or a spare, and sustained high rate of fire will shorten it further. What you gain is a rifle with nothing trailing off it — no line to snag on a doorway, nothing on your rig, and a gun you can hand to someone without unclipping anything.
The rifle underneath is the Gen 3 billet receiver set, cut from solid 6061 so the receiver itself holds the engine, the hop and the barrel on a single axis. Wolverine call that Intrinsic Alignment, and the practical effect is that there is nothing to shim and nothing to drift out of true. It runs an INFERNO Gen 2 on the Spartan control board, and power comes from the MTW Battery Grip rather than a pack taped under a rail.
What you need to run it
| Item | Notes |
|---|---|
| HPA tank | Included — 13/3000cu, clamped in the WRAITH X stock |
| Regulator | Included — WRAITH X STORM Category 5, rated 60 to 180 PSI |
| Air line | Not needed. A mini airline runs inside the gun to the hardpoint |
| Battery | 2x CR123 for the MTW Battery Grip, not included |
| Magazine | One PTS EPM-MTW is included, and it runs the empty-mag detection. Spares in AEG magazines |
| Filling | Any dive bottle or site fill station. A spare 13/3000 is worth having — see HPA tanks |
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Platform | HPA M4/AR — MTW Billet Series, Gen 3 receiver set |
| Trim | Unleashed |
| Receiver | CNC machined from solid 6061 aluminium, with Intrinsic Alignment |
| Engine | INFERNO Gen 2 |
| Control board | Spartan Electronics MTW — an all-in-one trigger board and FCU |
| Air system | WRAITH X HPA Kit — tank stock with a built-in STORM Category 5 regulator |
| Regulator range | 60 to 180 PSI |
| Tank | 13/3000cu, included and pre-installed |
| Shots per fill | Wolverine quote approximately 1,000 per 13/3000 bottle |
| Stock weight | 174g, injection moulded, rubber-lined tank clamp |
| Power | MTW Battery Grip, CR123-powered. Two cells needed, not included |
| Outer barrel | 10.3 inches |
| Rail | 10-inch Invictus MK-1 M-LOK |
| Inner barrel | 285mm |
| Operating pressure | 80 to 140 PSI |
| Muzzle thread | 14mm negative |
| Trigger | T5 curved |
| Feed tube | CNC machined |
| Weight | 4.9lb, about 2.22kg |
| Magazine | PTS EPM-MTW with empty-mag detection |
| CO2 | The stock can be run on CO2, but the parts for it are not in the box |
| Manufacturer | Wolverine Airsoft, Kingsport, Tennessee |
What the WRAITH X kit puts on the gun
| Part | What it does |
|---|---|
| STORM Category 5 regulator | Steps bottle pressure down to a usable output, built into the stock rather than hanging off a rig |
| Tank stock | Holds a 2-inch-diameter bottle in a rubber-lined clamp, 174g on its own |
| Hardpoint adapter and mini airline | Carries regulated air from the stock forward into the engine |
| Pistol grip base plate | Closes off the grip, which no longer needs to pass a line |
| O-ring kit and allen wrenches | Service parts and the tools to strip it |
Frequently asked questions
Do I still need a regulator? No. The STORM Category 5 is inside the WRAITH X stock and it is the regulator. You set your output on it.
Do I need a line or a rig? No, and that is the point of the trim. The bottle sits in the stock and a short internal airline does the rest, so nothing runs to your back.
How long does a 13/3000 last? Wolverine quote about a thousand shots per fill. That covers most skirmish days at sensible rates of fire; a heavy trigger finger or a high RPS setting will cut it, so a spare bottle is sensible.
Can I go back to a line later? Yes. It is MTW-Spec underneath, so a conventional grip line and a remote tank bolt on in place of the WRAITH X whenever you want the capacity instead.
What powers the electronics? The MTW Battery Grip, which takes two CR123 cells. They are not supplied, and there is no separate LiPo to find space for.
Can I run CO2 in it? Wolverine state the stock can be used with CO2 but that the parts required are not included. Ask us before you try it rather than improvising.