New automag owner question

[axpkai]

I have a warp left tac one and I want to use a regular loader without the warpfeed. What type of elbow/feedneck would I need to get?

Also, how come I see some people route the air through the front grip and others connect it directly to the asa? Is there a benefit to doing this?

Thanks for your time!

[maniacmechanic]

I have a warp left tac one and I want to use a regular loader without the warpfeed. What type of elbow/feedneck would I need to get?

Also, how come I see some people route the air through the front grip and others connect it directly to the asa? Is there a benefit to doing this?

Thanks for your time!

on the feedneck , guess what ? spend money !! basiclly you need a vertical feed body , ULE or Tac 1

the second part , basically personal preference

OH and welcome to AO

[secretweaponevan]

I have a warp left tac one and I want to use a regular loader without the warpfeed. What type of elbow/feedneck would I need to get?

Also, how come I see some people route the air through the front grip and others connect it directly to the asa? Is there a benefit to doing this?

Thanks for your time!

[Bruteforce]

I run mine from the ASA direct to the valve simply because that makes for a less chance for a leak at the fittings.

[Ando]

That might work.

Talk to luke or go to his site...I'm sure he can make you something.

http://lukescustoms.com/index.htm

[axpkai]

Wow, fast reply and thanks for the suggestion.

If I get a new tac one vert feed body, will my current rail work?

Thanks again!

[Ando]

Yes it'll work

[axpkai]

Would a ule body work too?

[maniacmechanic]

yes

[Ravenneon]

the beauty of most current mags is that almost anything is interchangeable...with the exception of the classic rt

[atech2]

With the exception of my RT Classic

[vf-xx]

With the exception of my RT Classic

Ok, Now you're just pimping that thing

I've seen a few 90* elbow set ups, I don't think they're as stable as going with a vert feed.

[atech2]

Yeah, I know, , but no else has one.

As far as the 90' elbow on a warp body, seems to give the best of both. Clear sight picture, without the bulk.