Spyder to Cocker

[Ded]

ok, upgrading my spyder was the worst thing i could ever do. i poured so much money into that thing and went to a big game just for it to crap out on me and leave me needing a rental. i'm stripping that thing down to the spyder parts and selling it for 250 to a guy in town. then i'm getting a cocker and will finally be happy!!! WHOOOHOOO!!! gotta get a good job though first.

[Ded]

never!!! make a custom spyder it will fukkk up on you!! spyder sucks i hate mine. that is why i haven't been on here for a while. i was so pissed at my damn spyder i didn't want to see anything having to do with paintball. it almost made me quit playing all together. but i'll just gather some money and throw it all into a good gun that won't fukkk up when i need it most.

[Paint Bulley]

how much money did you put into your spyder?

you didn't need all that stuff you put in your sig.

My .02 = you upgraded stupidly.

[pr0kch0p]

heheh, i feel the same way, fortuneatly i didnt put that much $$$ into my spyder, just the bare necesseties and then i moved on.

[Ded]

i agree man, i bought stuff because it looked cool and i thought it would work nicely. however this was not the case. i would be much better off buying a cocker and putting nothing more on it than a drop forward and that palmer's regulator that i haven't had a chance to use on the spyder. oh... and a jj two piece and 68ci 3000 psi crossfire steel n2 tank. and of course the 9v revvy i already have. do you think that would be a good setup.


by the way, does the 68 ci redz tank cover fit on the steel tanks? i heard that the steel tanks were oddly shaped.

[yando]

i thought only the 47ci crossfire is steel. thats the one i have and its mad heavy. i think my friend might sell me his 88/3000 P.E. for $100. my advice: avoid steel tanks at all costs

[Ded]

i want a 68 3000 fiber but i don't think i can afford it so i was going to get the 68 3000 steel. and yes they do make them. weight has never really been a big factor for me. as long as the gun is balanced you can't really feel the weight