Did AGD make a direct-feed left body?

[automikey]

I guess we have PF left and right, and direct feed right, but I'm not sure I've seen a direct-feed-hopper-left body.

[Tony Montana]

If by direct feed you are referring to warp feed, then yes, they have them.

[automikey]

I forgot to specify non-warp. I mean like the classic twistlock body, which you mostly see in powerfeed but also see in direct feed with the hopper on the right. The feedneck is at about 45 degrees. I was wondering if they were made in a hopper left, but not powerfeed.

Or do I need to take a hopper right powerfeed body and have the feedneck altered?

[PyRo]

I think they did make them but good luck finding one, they're few and far between. Why don't you want a power-feed?

[egb groupie]

I think they did make them but good luck finding one, they're few and far between. Why don't you want a power-feed?

They are especially handy for converting over to use the Q-loader system, that could be one reason he wants one.

[Pneumagger]

AGD did make a direct feed left body for the warp feed. Basically a trap door that fed into the breech. Super low profile.

[matteusz]

I asked this same question last week. I have been looking for one and am having a hard time finding anything. I have been told they exist but have yet to see even a pic. A luke's mod on a hopper right powerfeed is another option. Mat

[snypre]

They are especially handy for converting over to use the Q-loader system, that could be one reason he wants one.

I kinda doubt this since most guys on Qloader's forums talk about using the Warp body for the setup since it is a lower profile and works just as well.

Snypre

[Elevatn]

I have a power feed left main body for the original RT. I am not sure exactly what you are talking about direct feed left. I guess I haven't seen one.

[egb groupie]

I kinda doubt this since most guys on Qloader's forums talk about using the Warp body for the setup since it is a lower profile and works just as well.

Snypre
The warp bodies are nice for doing that, but the direct feed bodies are more readily available at least from what I seen, and cheaper than a warp body.

[automikey]

I want a classic body but I want the hopper off to the left and I don't want a powerfeed in my line of sight down the barrel.

[NASurfer]

I want a classic body but I want the hopper off to the left and I don't want a powerfeed in my line of sight down the barrel.
I own one. You mean a regular grey body like the original classics right?

Do you own a powerfeed body that is grey? I'm willing to trade.

[NASurfer]

Sorry about the crappy pics, but the camera phone is all I have

http://img407.imageshack.us/img407/3806/maghopperleftfi0.jpg

http://img407.imageshack.us/img407/7351/maghopperleft1qp3.jpg
edit- thats not a pwerfeed body

[doc_Zox]

http://www.airgun.com/museum/StainlessMB.htm
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http://www.airgun.com/faq.shtml#leftright

How do I tell a left-handed from a right-handed setup?
Many people are confused about this! In fact, we have changed the way we talk about this several times over the past few years. We no longer describe our product as right-handed or left-handed. We now describe our product by the type of feed it has (standard or power feed) and by the hopper setup (Hopper Left or Hopper Right). If you have a Power Feed and the Hopper sits on the left side of the gun you have a "Power Feed Hopper Left." If you have Power Feed and the Hopper sits on the right side of the gun you have a "Power Feed Hopper Right." We also make both Standard Feed Hopper Right and a Standard Feed Hopper Left (please note that the Standard Feed Hopper Left is a special Order item).