Wolverine Airsoft Wraith 33g CO2 Adapter Reviews

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Wolverine Airsoft Wraith 33g CO2 Adapter
Patent Pending auto puncturing mechanism provides consistent reliable puncture and eliminates seal damage
Hardened tool steel puncture pin provides long life and reliable puncturing
Multi-stage expansion chamber prevents liquid CO2 from reaching regulator
For use with STORM on tank regulators
Milspec Type III Hard coat anodizing for wear resistance
The Wraith CO2 adapter is the standalone version of the quick change CO2 adapter from the Wraith: CO2 Stock. This adapter is unlike anything else on the market. The Patent Pending Quick Change mechanism allows a fast change of cartridges and the integrated multistage expansion chamber prevents liquid CO2 from reaching the regulator dramatically improving the consistency and making it safe to use with standard regulators. This version allows you to use 33g co2 cartridges to provide more shots than the 12g.
Manufacturer: Wolverine Airsoft
Specifications:
Application: Converts Standard 12g Wraith stock to 33g CO2 cartridges to power your HPA M4Compatibility: For 12g WRAITH stocks.Material: Aluminum alloy

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“I have the wraith stock, and purchased this to convert to a 33g cartridge. IT DOES NOT FIT INTO THE WRAITH M4 STOCK. You need the conversion kit. I went to the Wolverine site to figure out what I needed, and was confused by their literature. AMPEDAIRSOFT, please check this out for yourselves, and correct description. Now what it does do, and does it well, is to allow you to use a 33g cartridge with the storm on tank regulator. So I did keep it for other uses, but did have to buy the conversion kit to convert the wraith stock to 33gram….I plan on doing a bolt action rifle, and shove this into the stock with the bolt system. That will give a low profile use of the bolt system without being tethered to a tank. I would have given it 5 stars, except for the fact it does not work to convert the wraith stock as advertised(by Wolverine too).”

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