
- description
The feed tube guides BBs from the magazine into the hop unit. It is unglamorous and almost never thought about until it cracks, at which point the rifle double-feeds, misfeeds or stops feeding altogether. On a platform as old as the MTW there are now several generations in circulation, and an early rifle needs an early tube.
This is the Generation 1 part. Wolverine changed the design across production years, and the giveaway is the upper receiver rather than anything visible on the tube itself — they publish an identification image of the different uppers precisely because owners cannot tell from the tube in isolation.
One thing worth knowing before you order: depending on which generation your rifle is, an engine retention clip may also be required. It is not included here, and fitting a tube without the clip your receiver expects will not hold the engine correctly.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Generation | Generation 1 |
| Platform | Wolverine MTW |
| Identification | By upper receiver, not by the tube itself |
| Retention clip | May also be required, sold separately |
Frequently asked questions
How do I tell which generation my MTW is? By the upper receiver. Wolverine publish a comparison image for exactly this purpose, and we are happy to check a photo against it for you.
Do the later versions come in different lengths? The later Version 3 tubes are offered in lengths to suit M4, MTW-9 and MTW-308 builds, with the MTW Shotgun sharing a length. This listing is the Generation 1 part only.
Will a cracked tube damage anything else? Not usually, but it will jam and it can shave BBs, so it is worth dealing with promptly rather than playing through it.