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2/24/2016 5:58:41 PM
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Problem is, Hakke weapons have a serious pull to the left, pretty much forcing you to have counterbalance to make it viable.
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Isn't counterbalance for up and down recoil and Rodeo left to right?
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Edited by CMDR Mat2596: 2/24/2016 6:32:24 PM[quote]Isn't counterbalance for up and down recoil and Rodeo left to right?[/quote] I believe it's the oppostie. Recoil (rodeo) is vertical movement Stability (Counterbalance) is the lateral movement of the muzzle.
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Thank you..:)
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Anytime!
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They both provide boosts to stability and change the recoil pattern. With counterbalance, the weapon in question has recoil that mostly stays straight up. Straight enough in fact that some of the weapons I've used with counterbalance have recoil so straight up, I could make a vertical line between the bullet holes.
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Ahhh gotchya thanks for the knowledge
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Counter balance makes it so the reticle just bounces up and down, so it eliminates the right and left movements. Rodio makes it so it doesn't climb as much when your shooting. I think lol
