banana shots
- Thread starter sniperlee
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Spyders usually have the velocity adjuster on the back, just under the bolt, suppose it varies model to model
The little 'knob' type thing on the back of the marker with the little grub screw in it adjusts the volicity on these markers, they also have springs that adjust it to, when i done mine ages ago (first marker lol) i couldnt get about 240 till i put the higher spring in it. Like people have said before try cleaning the barrel and also these are really easy to strip and clean, take the bolt out and lube it all up etc. Like mentioned before its the ball to bore match that affects the accuracy alot of the time.
If ya need a the manual or anything ley me know and i will email it to you, but honestly its really easy to stip, take the slit pin out, push the little bolt threw and it springs out (make sure your gas bottle bottle is taken off!!) clean it lube the o rings and push it back in the way it came out pressin the trigger with help it 'pop' forwardinto place easy.
If ya need a the manual or anything ley me know and i will email it to you, but honestly its really easy to stip, take the slit pin out, push the little bolt threw and it springs out (make sure your gas bottle bottle is taken off!!) clean it lube the o rings and push it back in the way it came out pressin the trigger with help it 'pop' forwardinto place easy.
Could be many reasons.
Paint, Water or any kind of liquid in the barrel can make your paintballs do all kinds of wierd sh*t. Make sure its clean inside. If you have a break, use a fluffy or pull through. If its raining, you can put tape over the porting on the barrel (although this can raise the velocity apparently, and tape cant help if your diving).
Paint. If its bog standard white box, then it could be just that. Randomly different shaped balls, fragile balls, hard balls etc... Or you could be using old/leftover paint you have had lying around.
Paint to bore match could be a reason. You want the paintball to fit nice and stug in the barrel so it doesnt move, but still be able to put your mouth to the barrel and blow it out. So take the barrel off and put a ball in there and give it a go. If the balls are slipping through, you could get yourself a nice barrel kit that comes with various different back/bores to switch over to fit whatever paint your using on the day. Something like a RedZ Peppersticks set.
-Will
Paint, Water or any kind of liquid in the barrel can make your paintballs do all kinds of wierd sh*t. Make sure its clean inside. If you have a break, use a fluffy or pull through. If its raining, you can put tape over the porting on the barrel (although this can raise the velocity apparently, and tape cant help if your diving).
Paint. If its bog standard white box, then it could be just that. Randomly different shaped balls, fragile balls, hard balls etc... Or you could be using old/leftover paint you have had lying around.
Paint to bore match could be a reason. You want the paintball to fit nice and stug in the barrel so it doesnt move, but still be able to put your mouth to the barrel and blow it out. So take the barrel off and put a ball in there and give it a go. If the balls are slipping through, you could get yourself a nice barrel kit that comes with various different back/bores to switch over to fit whatever paint your using on the day. Something like a RedZ Peppersticks set.
-Will