Yet another Spyder clone.
ive had the "Pleasure" of trying both the stnadard semi, and the elecro model over a firing range.
first impressions - Plastic
the whole body is made from plastic. but you get what you pay for.
Trigger -
Both had the same kinda pull on the double trigger. The electric has a very exposed microswitch, which if you position the trigger right (with a bit oc practice) you can use the kick of the gun to bounce it.
consistency-
the stock barrels are nothing to write home about. they make to paint travel in a straightish line. nothing more can be said about them
Spares -
From inspection, most servicable parts i think are the same as spyder parts, so they are not hard to get hold of
over all -
Its a marker, and a cheap one at that. but your friend is on a budget, so thats what he'll get.
the electric trigger version, comes with a horizontal expansion chamber mounted below the barrel, and the clunky electric frame. The trigger is not adjustable. but works.
may be more problematic than its worth though.
my opinion, its cheap, and it works.
i would expect them to be reliable, and would probably recomend a second hand spyder for the money. if nothing else, for a metal body, and slightly less wobbly trigger.
