
- description
Everyone who has stripped a lower receiver on a bare table has spent ten minutes on the floor with a torch afterwards. Detent springs travel a surprising distance, and a bare bench does nothing to stop them.
A rubber-backed mat solves that and two other problems at once: it stops a machined receiver picking up marks from the bench, and it stops solvent and oil going straight into whatever the table is made of.
The three designs are the same mat with different artwork, with one exception worth knowing about. The MTW version is printed as a full parts breakdown of the MTW Billet, MTW Forged and MTW-9, with part numbers and descriptions — so the diagram you need is under the rifle while you work on it. The Heretic Labs design covers the Article I, and Cuddles is the mascot, a heavily armed bear riding a T-Rex.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Designs | MTW, Heretic Labs, Cuddles |
| Dimensions | 30 x 16 inches (76cm x 41cm) |
| Thickness | 3mm (1/8 inch) |
| Construction | Smooth printed fabric over a rubberised base |
| Edging | Anti-fray woven frame |
| Manufacturer | Wolverine Airsoft |
Frequently asked questions
Are all three the same size? Yes. All three are 30 by 16 inches and 3mm thick, so the choice is purely which artwork you want.
What makes the MTW one different? It is printed as a parts breakdown of the MTW Billet, MTW Forged and MTW-9, with part numbers, rather than being purely decorative.
Can I use solvent on it? Wipe spills rather than letting them sit. It is a printed fabric surface, not a chemical tray.