Who makes a good indestuctable 45 hopper elbow.

[cougar20th]

My 20 year old APP one finally died due to user stupidity. 30 degrees and tapping it onto the gun turned out to not be as good a idea as it seemed moments before.

[autococker04]

PTP Makes awesome ones for cheap.

[Toestr]

Best non adjustable are APP and WDP. Best adjustable are Viewloader, PTP or Sconi.

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[Chuck E Ducky]

Only thing you have to be careful of is the indestructible ones break at the feedneck instead of the much cheaper and easy to replace elbow. I like the PTP ones. The aluminum ones are great for making stick feeds tho.

[Ecapnation]

Huge fan of armson elbows

[Chuck E Ducky]

Armson makes nice ones too I agree.

[Alexndl]

superman use to have plenty of APP atomic elbow for sale
you can check with him

[superman]

Yep I have a pile of them, I like to cut them and use hose clamps. Last forever until they get lost. Cheap and easily replaced.


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[BlindFaith429]

I was recommended the PTP's just recently, and picked up a couple.

I also grabbed a smoke JT one from ANS gear when placing an order, that one looks pretty nice too, but haven't used it yet to claim anything about durability.

[Cunha]

http://www.allenpaintball.com/retailframeset.html elbow and nice hose clamps available there. (with 12 dollars shipping!!)

[cougar20th]

Only thing you have to be careful of is the indestructible ones break at the feedneck instead of the much cheaper and easy to replace elbow. I like the PTP ones. The aluminum ones are great for making stick feeds tho.

crap that would be far worse then breaking a elbow.

[Chuck E Ducky]

Yeah I would much rather replace an elbow then rip an old stove pipe out of a nice rare body. The elbows are cheap enough to buy a few and throw them in the tool box JIC.

[cougar20th]

Yup you have convinced me, I would rather keep breaking cheap elbows then my first automag

[Cunha]

bro you aren't going to break your welded stainless steel automag feedneck and if so those bodies cost like 15 dollars. Those things take heavy hammer smashes to break off when modifying them.

There is a ton of leverage on those plastic elbow and they should almost always rotate before breaking anything. Just don't make the hopper too tight and you'll be fine.

But seriously you aren't gunna break your mag feedneck.

[MrBarraclough]

I like the Armson/PTP nylon elbows. They flex instead of cracking if overtightened and are lower profile than most of the polycarbonate/acrylic ones out there.

[Jordan]

I'm not a fan of my PTP elbows - they flex too much with a Rotor and don't grip the feedneck very well. But - they're cheap and don't crack/break like the other cheap elbows on the market.

My VLbow has been with me for close to 2 decades and still going strong, though...