this modification is meant to take up the slack behind the trigger so the trigger stops earlyer so it takes less time for the trigger to go back to its original position so you can shoot faster
1: non electro
You need 1- power drill / dremmil
2-long(2-3"long) drill bit (about 1/8" wide)
3-small flathead screw ( just a little wider than your drill bit and about 1/2" long)
4-super glue
5-marker tools
This only works on non electro spyders with plastic gripframes
Step 1-remove grip frame from marker, if you have a botomline remove that also,
Step 2- remove trigger and trigger spring
step 3- using the drill and bit drill a hole in the plastic about 1/4" above the edge of the stock trigger backstop that juts out from the grip frame, It might turn out a little crooked but as long as it is in the center of the frame it will work fine
Step 4- screw in the screw the appropriate depth so when you cock your marker and dryfire it the marker fires but then the trigger is imediatly stopped by the screw
Step 5-after you find the apropriate screw depth pull out the screw and coat it with super glue then quckly put the screw back in the same depth that you had in step 4
Step 6 (optional)- you may need to sand or file the screw so it does not scrach the back of your trigger
hope this helps the spyder owners out there
1: non electro
You need 1- power drill / dremmil
2-long(2-3"long) drill bit (about 1/8" wide)
3-small flathead screw ( just a little wider than your drill bit and about 1/2" long)
4-super glue
5-marker tools
This only works on non electro spyders with plastic gripframes
Step 1-remove grip frame from marker, if you have a botomline remove that also,
Step 2- remove trigger and trigger spring
step 3- using the drill and bit drill a hole in the plastic about 1/4" above the edge of the stock trigger backstop that juts out from the grip frame, It might turn out a little crooked but as long as it is in the center of the frame it will work fine
Step 4- screw in the screw the appropriate depth so when you cock your marker and dryfire it the marker fires but then the trigger is imediatly stopped by the screw
Step 5-after you find the apropriate screw depth pull out the screw and coat it with super glue then quckly put the screw back in the same depth that you had in step 4
Step 6 (optional)- you may need to sand or file the screw so it does not scrach the back of your trigger
hope this helps the spyder owners out there
it was the spelling that gave it away.