I wonder if your sear is in good condition. I had a Piranha (similar build to the Spyder) and the sear wore out after a while. This caused the marker to rapid fire as if it was out of gas (with a full tank). Just a thought.
Marker problems! too many of them
- Thread starter joe bob
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Your new o-rings are loose or your existing ones?
You need to make sure you have the right spyder spares kit for the spyder you have.
Newer and older spyders have different o-ring sizes and types.
You need to make sure you have the right spyder spares kit for the spyder you have.
Newer and older spyders have different o-ring sizes and types.
I couldnt find any so I used co2 tank orings
I rarely can get to the shop which is about 45 -60 minuts away
I rarely can get to the shop which is about 45 -60 minuts away
You sure your tank was full?
Was it chilled down properly and weighed when filled?
Go with the obvious stuff first
Was it chilled down properly and weighed when filled?
Go with the obvious stuff first
joe bob. theres no way co2 bottle o rings will work throughout your marker (unless spyders are designed like that and i'm fairly sure they arent. you really need a spares kit for it mate. they arent that expensive and usually last for ages. its the only way to kep your marker running sweet.
rich
rich
I think its time for a new marker anyways, Ill try to sell my kit to some other recballer i know, Any suggestions? looking for somthin fast cheep and will take a poundin on the feild
Fast, cheap (relatively), can run on co2 if needed, can take a pounding, very upgradeable. Impulse has your name written all over it.
$400 stock or $450 for the college "freshman" package from www.e-paintballoutlet.com. This package comes with a new trigger and a low pressure reg (increases efficiency and consistency) and some other upgrades. You can run CO2 through them with no problem so you don't have to spend another $200 on an HPA system unless you want to.
you may also want to look into used Imps, they can be had for relatively cheap prices. go to www.impulseownersgroup.com for all of the info you'll ever need on Impys.