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Re: halo b

In Reply to: halo b posted by b2k3 on November 13, 2003 at 19:47:12:

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Posted by:
Razorpb
on November 18, 2003 at 14:35:25

I think your alittle confused these are 2 completely different loaders. The Halo-B is a belt driven, positive feeding loader. The Halo TSA is very similar to the Revolution hopper, still gravity fed, but the paddle spins either way, depending on which way the hopper is tilted to help better feed balls. I use the Halo-B and am extremely happy with it on my Raced Cocker, it is a much better loader than the Rev and the TSA in my opinion. Hope it helps.
Razor
: i was looking at halos and i noticed there were 2 types-belt driven and tilt sound activation
: which is better?

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: I think your alittle confused these are 2 completely different loaders. The Halo-B is a belt driven, positive feeding loader. The Halo TSA is very similar to the Revolution hopper, still gravity fed, but the paddle spins either way, depending on which way the hopper is tilted to help better feed balls. I use the Halo-B and am extremely happy with it on my Raced Cocker, it is a much better loader than the Rev and the TSA in my opinion. Hope it helps. : Razor : : i was looking at halos and i noticed there were 2 types-belt driven and tilt sound activation : : which is better?

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