Kingman Spyder VS3
Halo B with Rip Drive and V35 Victory Board
68/4500 Nitro Tank
Recommended Upgrades:
Barrel or Premium Paint
Feedneck
Drop Forward
Strengths:
FAST, FAST, FAST!!!
Relatively light weight
Easy to use
Quick strip delrin bolt
Weaknesses:
Feedneck
Loose fore grip and ASA out of the box
Needs a drop forward
Review:
The Kingman Spyder VS3 is an excellent marker. All you Spyder users, you have to get one of these. The eye's work flawlessly. I have put over 1000 rounds thru this marker and I have yet to chop a ball. The only complaints that I have is that the VS3 needs a drop forward and a clamping feedneck. I have read, that the VS3's feedneck is Ion threaded, but no one was 100% positive on that. Most of your usual Spyder barrels will not fit on this marker, unless the barrel's back end is slim enough to allow clearance of the VS3's body. Also, when I got it out of the box, the fore grip and the ASA/Reg. wobbled. I pulled of the left grip panel and tightened the set screw for the ASA and that problem was fixed. You'll have to remove the trigger frame and remove the washer on the front block screw to get the fore grip to stop moving. These are easy fixes.
Conclusion:
This marker is FAST and ACCURATE!!! I would recommend this bad boy to almost anyone. I think that Ion users might find this marker appealing. I did!!!
I give the VS3 a 9 out of 10, because of the factory wobbles out of the box.
i dont see any one saying anything about its weight.
i held one and it must have been as heavy as a a-5 with a stock and flatline on it.
no it did not have paint or c02 in it or air
disputed dispute
What the hell dude who cares if drops are becoming absolete that was a good review u dontknow what ur talking about just because ur a member doesn't give you the right to dispute every good review
quote:Originally posted by Stalker605 It Dosent need a Drop Foward, Since Drops are Personal Prefrence dude.
With out a drop forward this marker is very long. You are correct when you say that a drop is personal preference, but I personally do not like playing with my arms streched out all the way with a 68/4500 tank. I put a drop on it because it was a cheaper fix then getting a peanut or stubby tank.
quote:Originally posted by Mastehmuh Not a big deal, but drop forwards are starting to become a thing of the past, alot of people wish they could get rid opf there drop forwards, and many pros are even skipping drop forwards now.....
What was wrong with my review??? I did an accurate review about this item. I can't help it you do not like drops. I personally love them. I bet my review has helped others with the same problems like I had.
What was wrong with my review??? I did an accurate review about this item. I can't help it you do not like drops. I personally love them. I bet my review has helped others with the same problems like I had.
Ok first you did do an accurate review good job, but drops are for noobs. You need to get a rail, or nothing at all. Dont believe me. Look at tournament paintball and tell me how many drops you see...not a single one. It makes the marker awkward to fire, plain and simple get a rail. Works way better.
honestly I have to agree with no drop forward... i mean i have no problem with people having drop forwards.. it does allow u to tuck ur gun in to u more and can balance out the weight of everything better, but it makes ur profile a lot bigger..so nothing wrong with the, bottom line.. personal preference
Ok first you did do an accurate review good job, but drops are for noobs. You need to get a rail, or nothing at all. Dont believe me. Look at tournament paintball and tell me how many drops you see...not a single one. It makes the marker awkward to fire, plain and simple get a rail. Works way better.
Who says drops are for new players only??? I have been playing for over 18 yrs. and I just prefer a drop. What is so wrong with that???......ahhhhh.....Nothing! I don't tell you what kind of marker to shot. Thats like saying, if you don't shot a SP Shocker then you are not worthy of tournaments. Also, drops do not make a marker akward to fire like you say, as a matter of fact, it makes markers EZ'r to fire. If your arms aren't long enough, then drops are a great item to have on a marker. I mean I could say rails are for newbee's, but I don't, because it is all up to the player. Either way, Drops or Rails, I am just glad that not everyone in paintball is like you. If everyone thought like you, this sport would be doomed to fail.
