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joe bob

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in a semi automatic marker, the bolt is pulled back and it stays back, when you pull the trigger the bolt is released, then gas pushes it back, by then a spring has to move a piece up to cach the bolt, so only one ball per trigger pull. how can i make it so when as long as i have the triger held down it keeps shooting. how can i do this so my marker is selective. i have a spyder sonix
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spyderflashlcd23

spyderflashlcd23

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this is fully atou had it on my spyder flash lcd, i dont know if te sonix has dip switch but if you want it easy you will have to save and get a trigger frae to go on it, a mako storm is always a good choice or the ESP frame is good for spyders, (to look at the mako go to yahoo and search for mako strom frame, there is an unofiril website which has lots of info
 
dr.strangelove

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If you buy an electronic trigger frame for the spyder (the MAKO, the ESP) you will be able to fire in full auto, and you will be able to select semi auto. They don't make frames that fire just in full auto, because that would be illegal.I believe both of those frames are tournament lockable too.

Why exactly do you want full auto anyway? It isn't allowed at most fields and it's not allowed in ANY tournament circuit.
 
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