
- description
A WRAITH stock puts the regulator and the air source inside the buffer tube, so the only line on the whole rifle is this short internal one between the stock and the engine. There is nothing else to blame when it fails, and nothing to improvise with in a car park at lunchtime.
Because it lives inside the tube it does not get abraded or snagged — it fails from age and from being pulled at each time the stock is separated for a fill or a service. That makes it a slow, predictable wear item rather than a sudden one.
Usefully, Wolverine kept one part number across the WRAITH generations, so a single spare covers a WRAITH X, an Aero and an older CO2 stock alike.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Fits | Wolverine WRAITH X, WRAITH Aero, WRAITH CO2 stock on MTW |
| Supplied as | Airline with fittings |
| Length | Short internal run |
| Use | Regulated HPA and CO2 stocks |
| Manufacturer | Wolverine Airsoft |
Frequently asked questions
Does it cover the AEG WRAITH X airline too? No. AEG conversions use their own airline kit, which is listed separately.
Will it work with the CO2 upgrade kit? Yes — the mini airline is the same part whether the stock is running HPA or a CO2 cartridge.
How often should I replace it? When it stiffens, discolours at the ends, or after any fitting has been removed and refitted enough times to mark the tubing.