Warp + Halo B question (for those who have it)

[digitard]

Hey,
I recently was offered a VERY good deal on a Halo B and decided I'll probably take it up and put it on my Warp (yes I know its a slight bit heavier but I dont care).

In any case, I was wondering IF you have this setup did you have to melt/modify the shell at all on the Halo like you do with Revvy's to get it to fit in there snug, or does the halo body design fit nicely by itself?

Sincerely,
Dave K

[Havoc_online]

fits great, dont have to worry about it falling off.

[digitard]

You didn't have to cut/melt it at all for the feed tube like you do w/ revvys?

Thanks Havoc (like usual)

Sincerely,
Dave K

[Dayspring]

You really can't melt it b/c you'd screw with the battery housing cover.

I find that it fits better than my Revvy did. Plus, it feeds at weird angles better than the x-board revvy did.

[digitard]

Sweet, thanks Day .... I'm gonna probably pick it up this weekend since the guy is local and go play with it.

Go show those local cocker users the speed of an Emag as they run away :)

Sincerely,
Dave K

[Evil Bob]

Nope, didn't melt or cut, didn't need to when the warp bracket is mounted at 90 degrees to the grip frame.

-Evil Bob

[the123]

Someone here on AO did that with their X-mag, but I use a std emag with warp body and haven't had to melt it.the halo pushes against my hose, making the path a little distorted, but i notice no performance loss. The halo B is the perfect companion to the warp feed. When shooitng out the left or upside down, the halo provides an additional 5 or so shots not available before. With good paint, and a regular 9v. warp setup, I can rip hoppers 14-16bps in FA without a hiccup.
I love both of those items.

[Pand0ra]

All the answers are here: http://www.automags.org/forums/showt...highlight=Halo