Updated October 1, 2026.
A custom Wolverine MTW should fit how you play, the feel you want, and the equipment you already own. Clover Airsoft builds complete custom MTW airsoft rifles around your selected platform, components and tuning preferences. Each complete custom rifle is assembled, tuned and test-fired before shipping.
Clover Airsoft appears in Wolverine Airsoft’s official dealer directory and its directory of dealers with Certified Techs. Use our custom Wolverine MTW builder to choose your setup, or start with a pre-designed Clovair® custom MTW.
Choose your custom MTW platform
Our full builder supports M4 Billet, M4 Forged, MTW-9 and MTW-308 configurations. Available components depend on the platform you select. Start with the receiver style, magazine format and overall shape you want, then choose the parts around it.
- M4 Billet: An M4-style starting point for a compact, general-purpose or longer custom build.
- M4 Forged: An M4-style option with forged receivers and additional external details. Compare the actual selected components when deciding between Billet and Forged.
- MTW-9: A distinct SMG-style platform. Choose magazines and platform-specific parts that are listed as compatible.
- MTW-308: A larger rifle-style platform for players who prefer that appearance and layout. Field rules still determine whether a particular setup qualifies for a DMR role.
Billet vs. Forged: what is the difference?
Billet receivers are CNC-machined from solid aluminum stock. Forged receivers begin as aluminum AR forgings and are then machined for the MTW airsoft platform. These manufacturing methods produce different receiver styles. Receiver construction alone is not a reason to expect a range or accuracy advantage.
Wolverine’s current Forged lineup includes 10-inch and 14-inch configurations. Trim, engine, electronics, rail and stock specifications vary by model. Check the selected product or builder configuration instead of assuming every Forged or Tactical MTW has the same equipment.
For manufacturer specifications, see Wolverine’s MTW Billet Series and MTW Forged Series pages.
Pick a length and layout that suit your field
Think about where you play and how you carry your rifle. A compact front end can be easier to handle around tight spaces. A longer rail gives you a different grip position and more room to arrange accessories. Match your outer barrel, rail and muzzle-device choices as a complete layout.
If you are planning a DMR-style build, start with your field’s rules and tell us your intended BB weight and joule limit. Share those details when asking Clover for build advice.
Compare the actual engine and electronics
The MTW family has evolved since this guide was first published. Current Wolverine model names may include X for the INFERNO XTS engine, B for the BLINC Bluetooth FCU, and R for the QUAKE recoil stock. Other configurations use INFERNO Gen 2 and different control boards.
Use the exact component list in the Clover builder or product listing to confirm what you are buying. Check the engine, FCU, trigger, hop-up and stock individually, especially when comparing a custom Clovair build with a factory MTW.
Choose your air system and stock together
Consider whether you want an external tank-and-line setup or a compatible WRAITH configuration that carries its air supply on the rifle. The stock, air system and battery arrangement need to work together.
WRAITH product versions differ. An HPA-only kit and a CO2-capable version do not have identical package contents or requirements. Read the selected option carefully and check whether the tank, regulator, line, batteries and charger you need are included or separate.
Choose upgrades for the complete build
Our builder includes options for the barrel setup, hop-up, rail, stock, grip, trigger, electronics and accessories. Start with the features that matter most to you, then review the total configuration and price.
For an existing rifle, browse MTW parts and upgrades. Compatibility varies by component and platform; Wolverine’s MTW compatibility guide is a useful manufacturer reference.
How Clover builds and tunes your MTW
After you select your components, Clover assembles the complete custom rifle, tunes it and test-fires it before shipping. Enter your preferred BB weight and normal field joule limit in the builder’s tuning note. If you leave that note blank, the current default tuning target is displayed in the builder.
Review your build summary and cart before ordering. The submitted selections define your build. Parts replaced by your chosen upgrades are not included unless listed in the cart. Separate support items, such as BBs, CO2 cartridges and HPA player kits, are not installed on the rifle.
Questions before ordering a custom MTW
Where can I order a custom Wolverine MTW?
You can configure a complete custom MTW at Clover Airsoft or choose a pre-designed Clovair build. Clover is listed by Wolverine as a dealer and as a location with Certified Techs.
Can you tune my build for my BB weight?
Yes. Enter your preferred BB weight and normal joule limit in the builder’s tuning note so we have your intended setup.
How much does a custom MTW cost?
The price depends on your selected platform and components. Use the builder’s current total or the price of the exact product variant to compare complete configurations. Check any separately needed air-system and power accessories when planning your budget.
How long will my build take?
Contact Clover with your intended configuration and required date for a current estimate. Component availability and the build schedule determine timing.
Are custom builds returnable?
Custom builds are assembled to your submitted selections and all sales are final. Review the final-sale notice, selected parts and cart before ordering. Contact us with questions about compatibility, support or applicable warranty terms before purchase.
Ready to get started? Build your custom Wolverine MTW, compare pre-designed Clovair MTWs, or ask us to help choose your setup.