
Originally Posted by
DreadPirateMoyer
However, I've read that it can create an inconsistent POI shift on rifles, meaning every time you attach it, the POI changes from the last time it was attached. That's a dealbreaker for me, if true. Is it true? And if so, are there ways to avoid it?
Additionally, are there any other problems with the HALO that I may not know of? I know it can sometimes carbon weld, but I feel that's not unique to the HALO and happens in other suppressors too.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Probably my favorite suppressor.
Now I don't claim to be a super sniper and I don't use a HALO on a rifle for a precision marksman role. But I have not noticed any POI shift at all quite honestly.
That said, I am pretty OCD so I tend to place the open area of the retaining collar at 12 o'clock every time.
I have not had a problem with a carbon weld, but I have noticed if I try and remove it when it is "toasty" it is very difficult (I'm assuming due to metal expansion). But if I let it cool I can remove it by hand without issue.
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