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**MuddinPede_98C** · July 7th, 04:47 PM

Can someone how me pics or something of the inside of a Halo B? And, if posible, explain how it works. I was just curious. Me and some buddies wanted to know. Thanks

**DemoCommando** · July 7th, 05:29 PM

Halo B is force fed, as in it doesn't use gravity to feed the balls in. It's cone spring driven. When turned on the spring is wound and then the balls fall into place. Its consistently winded and released. The rip drive is used when batteries die. It winds the spring manually, then when you release it is feeds the balls into the tube down to the chamber of the the marker. the spring is wound, then as the balls fall in the pressure is released into the form of feeding the pb's. A paint relfective eye in the feed neck sees if there is a paintball or not. The Paint has to be light and reflective, if it is black or half dark colored paint, the eye may not see it and feed another ball and break a ball in the hopper. That is not good. When the eye sees a gap it feeds another pb into the chamber.

**MuddinPede_98C** · July 7th, 08:46 PM

Thanks, but I knew most of that. I just wanted some pics to clear it up. Thanks for thr info anyway.

**Wdp ir3 2k3** · July 8th, 11:12 AM

You want pics of it in the inside?

**MuddinPede_98C** · July 8th, 04:07 PM

Yes, meaning I want to see how it feeds the balls

**darren-r** · July 9th, 12:49 PM

ill get some pics for you, hold on a sec..

**darren-r** · July 9th, 12:57 PM

the balls are fed counter clockwise and are shot out just after the beeds. The spring and beads are there for an anti jam device. i would take a video for you to, but i dont know where to upload it.

**DemoCommando** · July 9th, 01:07 PM

I took the beads and spring out of mine. It wasn't feeding correctly with them in there.

**MuddinPede_98C** · July 10th, 12:32 PM

Thanks darren r.

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