Hi all, I am new to this forum and I need your help on an item that I posted in the classifies. I listed an automag air valve with the air input on the left side as a RARE item. I honestly thought that these valves were hard to find but as one of the forums member indicated, they are not rare at all. Your comments on this would be appreciated. I already wrote to AGD and hopefully they would have an answer for me but I would still like your comments on this. Thank you all for your time.
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true, these reverse valves are less common than the ones with the input on the right side. However, AGD has been making them for some time. (it's the left-handed model) The reason that you dont see many of them is because it must be requested at the time of order. Most dealers dont think about that, so the end result is that you dont see too many of them on the market.
Hope this answers your question.
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Yeh...
It is less common than the std air valve, however its by no means rare. AGD didnt make that many of them, but they still made ~5,000? Anyone with real numbers can chime in here...
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yeah, we have a mini like that up at the store i work atComment
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I bought my Mini used and it had a reverse valve, but the mainbody was hopper right. Go figure...Comment
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A lot of the first minimags had reverse valves and hopper right bodies.Except for the Automag in front, its usually the man behind the equipment that counts.Comment
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thats the idea behind the reverse valve with a hopper right body, it's basically a left handed players gun
but there is really no difference in the way it feels or is heldComment
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