Wondering: Low rise, steel RT mag

[Lohman446]

So, are there any low rise centerfeed RT mags out there, the ones using a steel body (classic or pro) and the steel RT valve without level ten. Especially one with a single trigger frame

Its my ideal throw in my bag in case I need a mech marker... throw a halo on there and who really cares about feeding issues.

I'm just curious if they are out there, I see a lot of powerfeeds, and a lot of tall centerfeeds, neither of which suit what I am looking for. I would prefer to stay away from the ULE body if possible, I just think the old steel mags were... well something more special.

[Zeruel]

Hmmmm... Were'nt they selling them on airgun.com a little while back? I think they still are, but Im not sure. Check over there.

[warbeak2099]

Yep, the original No-Rise body. Another first by AGD... yep they invente the no-rise too. You can get em used on b/s/t probly. They're about the same price as a ULE on airgun.com

[cdacda13]

This (http://store.airgun.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=catalog.prodInfo&productID=278&categoryID=10)

I never have seen that in the B/S/T.

[magman007]

agd didnt invent it, oddessey did, because they found the shorter the ball stack, the faster the marker fed. agd just put it into effect

[Lohman446]

Thank you.. I now know my ideal mechanical backup marker exists

That body
RT valve (steel)
Level 7 bolt
Single trigger frame.

Sent AGD an e-mail inquiring into steel valve availability.

[Tim Taylor]

I have one, except with an Intelli on there.

[Lohman446]

I have one, except with an Intelli on there.


Which begs the question, is it for sale?

[warbeak2099]

agd didnt invent it, oddessey did, because they found the shorter the ball stack, the faster the marker fed. agd just put it into effect

AGD invented it for use with the HALO.