Wolverine WRAITH X HPA Stock for MTW — Lineless Build | ~1,000 Shots per Tank

For players who want the performance of HPA without the trailing grip line, the Wolverine WRAITH X is the definitive solution. It routes your entire air supply internally through the stock — the 13ci tank mounts at the rear, air travels up through the buffer tube, and your engine receives it without a single external hose in sight. On a CQB or speedsoft build, the difference in handling is significant: no snagging on cover, no line catching your gear, no hardware dangling from the grip.

What makes the WRAITH X stand out against generic “no-line” solutions is the integrated STORM Category 5 regulator. Most aftermarket lineless setups use basic fixed-output regulators, but the WRAITH X ships with the same Cat5 that Wolverine recommends for all their standalone HPA rigs — adjustable 60–180psi, fast refresh rate, tournament lock. Your engine gets the same consistent, quality-regulated air it would from an external setup, just routed internally.

The CO2 capability is a genuine operational advantage. Rather than needing a filled HPA tank, you can run 12g or 33g CO2 cartridges inside the buffer tube — useful for sites without fill stations, international travel where tanks aren’t practical, or simply as a backup when your HPA tank runs dry mid-game. Switching between HPA and CO2 configurations requires a 2mm hex key to loosen the buffer tube during the conversion.

Approximately 1,000 shots from the 13ci/3000psi tank is a reasonable day’s play for most game formats, but serious milsim or all-day events will want a larger backup tank or a refill option on site.

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