AR12A101 Tiberius T15 Forward Assist Button

Tiberius AR12A101 – Reliable Control for Your T15 Weapon

This original replacement Forward Assist button is an essential accessory for every Tiberius T15 owner who demands 100% reliability. This part faithfully replicates the function of real AR-15 style rifles, allowing the shooter to manually push the bolt into the forward position if it fails to close completely. This prevents misfires and ensures a smooth rate of fire even when the mechanism becomes dirty in the field.

The button is manufactured from high-quality aluminum with precision milling, ensuring smooth operation without sticking. The surface finish is resistant to abrasion and weather conditions, which is crucial for tactical equipment. Thanks to the standardized dimensions of the T15 platform, installation is quick and does not require complex gunsmithing.

Technical Parameters:

• Model Designation: AR12A101
• Compatibility: Tiberius / First Strike T15
• Material: Anodized aluminum
• Color: Black
• Purpose: Manual forward assist for the bolt

Key Advantages:

• Increases weapon reliability in extreme conditions
• Faithful simulation of real AR-15 platform controls
• High material resistance to mechanical wear and tear
• Easy installation as a direct replacement for the original part
• Official replacement part ensuring precise tolerances

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

1. Is this button compatible with models other than the T15?
This part is specifically designed for the dimensions and mechanism of the Tiberius T15. Use with other platforms is not guaranteed and might require modifications.

2. How do I maintain the Forward Assist button?
We recommend checking the button during every weapon cleaning. Simply remove dust and debris from around the spring and apply a drop of silicone oil to the moving parts for smooth operation.

3. Do I need to replace the spring during installation?
If your original spring is in good condition and not deformed, it can be reused. However, it is generally recommended to check the entire Forward Assist assembly when replacing the button.