Halo or egg ? Opinionzzzz any1?

[Bulldog]

ReloaderB. All the benefits of a HALO, with a few little extra features. I'd buy one if I did't already have a HALO.

[Mister Sinister]

Besides all the gripes that everyone else has already stated about the Eggy2 what I didnt like was where it sat on my gun. I vote Halo all the way!

[hAppy]

I owned both. The halo threw off the balance of my gun. It was way heavy. The eggy however had it's weight tilting backward. This kept my gun balanced. I refill better with the eggy mouth, but alot of people just can't feed the ggy at all. My eggy has never failed me! And for those reasons. I sold my halo.

[AnthonyW]

I've always had great luck with my Egg 2. The A4 fly set a 20bps does'nt out shoot it but I feel thats the max speed it will handle. It will shoot 15 bps fullauto all day long. The halo seems to do about the same from what I've tested but its quieter. My on/off button on the halo sucks everyone has a problem turning the damn thing on. You"ll be fine with either of the two.

[BlackVCG]

Thus far I haven't had a single problem with my Egg. I got a Z-Board in it and it feeds basically just as fast as my HALO B with T1 software.

My HALO had a motor burn out in it, my teammates HALO had a board fry and then the on/off button broke after it was sent back from Odyssey. He then sent it back and hasn't seen it for about 3 months. He's just too lazy to call them and find out what happened, but one should never need to call a place to find out where their product is.

The thing I've found with the Egg is you need to remove the lid springs right after you buy it. These create a huge stress concentration on the lid and cause cracks. Also, the battery door puts too much pressure on the batteries and ends up breaking off at the paws it locks on. Sand down the battery contact points on the battery lid and you can eliminate battery door cracking problems.

[hAppy]

The thing I've found with the Egg is you need to remove the lid springs right after you buy it. These create a huge stress concentration on the lid and cause cracks. Also, the battery door puts too much pressure on the batteries and ends up breaking off at the paws it locks on. Sand down the battery contact points on the battery lid and you can eliminate battery door cracking problems.

You'll need a lot of sanding to make a significant decrease... I removed 1 spring from my lid, so it slides real nice! Put something to back up the door such as duck tape. The eggys I have used have never failed me. They just need proper care. Take care of it as if it were an egg.

[1stdeadeye]

I have both and either works fine. I really like the reloader B though since it is easier to load!

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