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**escaladehater** · June 14th, 09:30 PM

I have an 04 vert, can I cut the neck of my halo down a 3/8 of an inch so the body of the hopper sits snug on my feed tube? Right now I can see 3/8 of an ich of the sanded part of the hopper.

Will this screw up the " rythm " of the balls being fed into the breach ?

Thanks

autocockerocker · June 14th, 10:08 PM

I don't think it will. Although I think it might make the neck crack and halo bodies aren't cheap.
You might just cut it off where you want it then put electrical tape around it one or 2 times to keep it from spliting.

**escaladehater** · June 14th, 10:23 PM

Thanks are there any other takers on this question Im kinda skeptic on cutting this without a few opinions.

Thanks

**CoolHipJim56** · June 14th, 10:24 PM

Yeah, it wont do anything to the "rythm" on the feeding, and as long as you do it correctly, you should have problems with cracking. But, as autocockerocker stated, you might wanna wrap it in tape just to be safe.

**escaladehater** · June 14th, 10:53 PM

You say as long as I do it correctly.... what does that mean exactly? and as far as cracking, why would it crack and how can I avoid it?

Do people usually cut their hoppers down?

**BunkerMonkey** · June 14th, 11:02 PM

you should be fine, the halo necks are made to be modified (sanded down, or cut) what ur gonna want to do is put it in a vice when ur cuttin so ur not shakin around so u get a nice clean cut and if the neck is not shakin around ur not gonna have much chance to crack it, cracks come from sloppy cuts

**escaladehater** · June 14th, 11:13 PM

Thanks Monkey thats what I needed to hear.

Im off to hack up my Halo if I F%#@! it up its all monkeys fault.....

**escaladehater** · June 14th, 11:33 PM

Done...

It fits sweet now. I cut it a little crooked but it fits nice and snug.

No cracks either, vice was a great idea.

**CoolHipJim56** · June 14th, 11:38 PM

Glad to hear you like the way it worked out, and glad that monkey cleared up what i tryed to say.

**escaladehater** · June 14th, 11:56 PM

its all about profile.....

Smaller the better

**BunkerMonkey** · June 15th, 12:22 AM

glad to hear it worked out for ya

**CoolHipJim56** · June 15th, 03:32 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by escaladehater
its all about profile.....

Smaller the better

You should have thought about that one when you made your sig...

**Cerebeus** · June 15th, 09:08 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by escaladehater
its all about profile.....

Smaller the better

Said the guy with the big ole drop on his cocker... Sorry...couldnt resist

**escaladehater** · June 15th, 10:10 AM

He has a point about my drop but that is a balance thing and thats more important to me.

Good point though

**TheAngryGumba11** · June 15th, 12:36 PM

I sanded down my Halo B to fit, I been meaning to cut it a little shorter as well.

**imhungry** · June 15th, 01:12 PM

its made to be cut down...

**Cerebeus** · June 15th, 06:16 PM

Interesting that a drop that large balnces your gun better... Seems like it would make it front heavy... What kind of tank do you use?

I have a 70/4500 fiber wrapped and I use a CP On/Off with no drop... With paint my cocker is balanced right at the spot where the grip meets the trigger guard...

I'm not meaning to be rude just wondering what sort of tank you use to get balanced with that sort of drop

**bp1337** · June 15th, 09:20 PM

hah you think thats big? I use a kap drop zone III, and I put the collar as so its as big a drop as possible. but, the nitro tank I use is friggen old school as hell, its like one of the oldest models they made... i bought it used off a friend. its a 118/3000 air america (I think anyway), bam

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