Forward loop vs Rearward Loop Hose

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  • Toestr
    Certified Post Whore
    • Jul 2020
    • 2877
    • Poland, Onterrible

    #1

    Forward loop vs Rearward Loop Hose

    Which do you like and why? Fight!

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  • Siress
    SāŒ€.650" x 3.5g; F1979-17
    • Jul 2020
    • 1321
    • Central MA

    #2
    Forward. Keeps it out of my way.
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    • Brokeass_baller
      Pick it up!
      • Jul 2020
      • 1129
      • Ohio

      #3
      Neither.
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      • jokers
        jokers commented
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        I am sorry to tell you this but you prefer the forward loop you just added more complexity to it.
        Edit: Did not realize this was a Necro post.
        Last edited by jokers; 02-16-2022, 10:11 AM. Reason: Did not realize this was bringing posts back from the dead.

      • Brokeass_baller
        Brokeass_baller commented
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        Lol. I suppose you may be right, but I hate holding onto the actual loop.
    • Olsson
      The Swedish Chef
      • Jul 2020
      • 677
      • Gothenburg, Sweden

      #4
      Originally posted by Brokeass_baller
      Neither.
      Mr Baller may be brokeass, but he for sure has got his hoses straight. Well - exept for the bent parts..
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      • Brokeass_baller
        Brokeass_baller commented
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        It isn't kinked, so it doesn't affect airflow. Though, I am considering hardline. If I turn the expansion chamber to straighten the hose, it becomes uncomfortable to hold.
    • ATBen
      Certified Post Whore
      • Jul 2020
      • 549
      • West Elgin, Ontario

      #5
      Rear, I hate how the front loop gets in the way of my fore grip.

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      • Alexndl
        MCB member
        • Jul 2020
        • 3533
        • Montreal, Qc, Canada

        #6
        Bough a mag not too long ago that was setup with a side loop... no 90 degree, just each end of the braided hose straight in the valve and the ASA...
        its making storage a pain... but its an option to front or rear.

        I use front loop for most of my automag
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        • MrBarraclough
          Returnee
          • Dec 2020
          • 591
          • AL Gulf Coast

          #7
          Rear and diagonal, from the left side of the duckbill bottomline ASA to the right side of the valve body. I tried doing a rear loop on the right side only, but that sometimes pressed against my wrist unless I kept the marker tucked tight against my shoulder. The diagonal cant avoids that and allows for comfortable hand switching.

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          • Jordan
            Jordan commented
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            That's what I'm running on my Xmag, too.
        • Chuck E Ducky
          Ragnastock Enforcer
          • Jul 2020
          • 6284
          • NY

          #8
          Threw the grip frame….

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          • Jordan
            Jordan commented
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            If I had the cash I'd pay Nummech to develop one for the classic RTs to make them truly hoseless...

          • Chuck E Ducky
            Chuck E Ducky commented
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            At least it’s out of the way with this frame.

          • Alexndl
            Alexndl commented
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            Nummech have been out of stock for this frame for the last 1.5 year and have not even updated their website for an expected availability. Last update was they where going to be available september 2020... soon 1 year late
        • scottieb
          Member since 2004
          • Jul 2020
          • 4193
          • Lincoln, Nebraska

          #9
          Originally posted by Chuck E Ducky
          Threw the grip frame….
          That's a pricey frame to be throwing.
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          • Pizza_Monger
            Newbie
            • Aug 2021
            • 5

            #10
            I rock most styles. Gas-through is my main slice.

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            • Hobbes
              dodgy
              • Jul 2020
              • 1252
              • NH

              #11
              Rearward loop. For best results cross the hose from one side to the other.
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              • Siress
                Siress commented
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                This is the best way for rear loop, but it's still in the way when I switch hands. (holding the trigger frame with my left hand, in this case).
                How do you like the pixel phone? I recently took them up (1 personal, 1 work) and really like them both. Photo quality is awesome.

              • Hobbes
                Hobbes commented
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                I hear you about the left hand part. It depends on the angle and placement of the fitting for me. I love the Pixel phones as far as the Pixel 2/3/4 are concerned. Still haven't tried to new ones. I'm not sure about the notchy hole in the screen. Picture quality/camera app performance is excellent!
            • ATBen
              Certified Post Whore
              • Jul 2020
              • 549
              • West Elgin, Ontario

              #12
              How long of a stainless line will I need for a rear loop. I have about 12 inches of macro on there now but like the loom of stain more. I'm just not sure if a QD and the male threaded ends add to the overall length.

              Also does anyone make brass flex line?

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              • Toestr
                Certified Post Whore
                • Jul 2020
                • 2877
                • Poland, Onterrible

                #13
                Originally posted by ATBen
                How long of a stainless line will I need for a rear loop. I have about 12 inches of macro on there now but like the loom of stain more. I'm just not sure if a QD and the male threaded ends add to the overall length.

                Also does anyone make brass flex line?
                I think I ran with 7 or 8 inches but I'm not sure. The QD will add a little length. As long as you're in the ballpark it's forgiving because you can change the angle the 90° fittings come out of the valve/ASA.

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                • Criticalhammer
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                  • Dec 2020
                  • 294

                  #14
                  Rear loop. Get it out of the way of the forward grip.

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                  • Cunha
                    Certified Post Whore
                    • Jul 2020
                    • 2104

                    #15
                    Rear works great for me, but ultimately on a mag I usually prefer forward loop for being totally out of the way of the trigger frame.

                    the foregrip hand can just deal with it, and I prefer to cross from right side of valve to left side of ASA also.

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