Jaeger Precision TM MWS Blowback Weight
Jaeger Precision TM MWS Blowback Weight - Titanium is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
A heavier blowback weight for the Tokyo Marui MWS, available in titanium (about 46g) or 316 stainless steel (about 82g) for more recoil.
For National Airsoft Festival collections, choose 'In-store Pick Up' at checkout and specify 'NAF' in your order notes.
Pickup available at Socom Tactical - Fleet
Usually ready in 2 hours
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Description
Description
For Tokyo Marui MWS owners who want more kick from every shot, this Jaeger Precision blowback weight replaces the standard weight on the bolt carrier with a heavier one. Jaeger Precision tested a range of materials to get the weight right, and offers it in two versions.
The 316 stainless steel version is the heavier of the two and gives the most recoil. The titanium version sits in between: titanium is often thought to be lighter than aluminium, but it is actually heavier. The design is kept simple and works with the roller already on the standard bolt carrier, so no extra rollers are needed.
Key specs
- Blowback (recoil) weight for the Tokyo Marui MWS
- Two versions: titanium or 316 stainless steel
- Titanium: roughly 46g
- 316 stainless steel: roughly 82g
- Standard weight for comparison: usually around 28g (figures from Jaeger Precision, comparing identical parts)
- Works with the roller on the standard bolt carrier
Fitting is internal work, so if you are not confident, ask an airsoft technician to fit it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which version gives the most recoil?
Which version gives the most recoil?
Which version gives the most recoil?
Which version gives the most recoil?
Does it have its own roller?
Does it have its own roller?

