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What barrell would be good on the Sypder imagine

Puda_Vida

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Nov 18, 2003
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I am getting a spyder Imagine and i'm looking for something more then just the Standard 9 1/2" barrel that comes with it. what barrells do you reccomend to buy for it? Thanks a lot!
 
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Yup, The man's said it first time. Cheap and relaibly accurate, I've even gone and bought a Freak for it, but no noticable difference.. Get the teardrop, it makes one hell of a difference, and more consistent over the crono too!

NICE SHOT!:cool:

Also, get a spare feed neck - be careful not to over tighten the nuts as the plastic is pretty brittle. Get a revo for it and a nice little drop forward. A spring kit makes a good compliment to the new SP barrel too... other than that I have had no probs with my Imagine!

(Tip:if you solder the 2 black tower points together you'll get full auto - that rips!...for a spyder anyway!)
 

Puda_Vida

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Nov 18, 2003
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hey thanks a lot you guys! i really don't know what half the **** uncle bob talked about (i'm just starting to get into paintball) but i'll see how much the teardrop is! otherwise i was thinking about a broomstick! but i'll deffinitly look into the teardrop! it's a 14 in. right? cause thats what i want! so thanks guys!
 

Puda_Vida

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Nov 18, 2003
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haha thanks! yea i don't even have my own gun yet and i'm like already more into it then my friends. maybe it's just i take it more seriously then them or something. but were already thinking about starting a team and i've spent the past like week just reading up and learning as much as i possibly can about teams and positions and things like that! it's just like a game that you can get so into! i do'nt know it just kicks totall ass! thanks i have any problems i'll be sure to post em
 
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If there's one training tip that I can offer (it worked for me at least) is to practice your aggressiveness - if you wanna be a back player fine, otherwise get out there and get hit, over and over again.. You'll start to love it and remember the spots you get shot from...

Am I ranting again?!:eek:
 

Puda_Vida

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Nov 18, 2003
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hey thanks! yea i am an agressive player for sure! if we start this team we have our snipers and things! i'm pretty much the kamakazee of the group! cause what i think the number 1 thing that will hold you back in paintball is fear! you can't be scared to be hit! and ok you said get a spare neck feed and a revo? i'm buying this off of Xpaintball.com where would i find these things on that sight and what do they do? thanks for the help! uncle bob!
 
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Hmm.. tricky. Basically, the hopper goes into a transparent tube which bolts onto your gun. This tube is made of really brittle plastic (check out a pic) and has 2 bolts, top and bottom. I managed to overtighten mine and the damn thing broke! :rolleyes: Typical eh!?

Well I called PlanetEclipse (I'm from the UK) and got a replacement in the form of a tigher neck tube that just squeezes over the feeder tube and the revo... Much better!

The Revo is needed as it's cheap, not too fast and the marker is really pretty fast and needs its regular meals !

OH MY! I just remembered the most important thing! When you get your marker, unscrew the trigger unit using the 2 hex bolts and loosed the small screw in the recess on the trigger.
You can't see it or adjust it from the outside.

Test it for a few clicks, but you can make that trigger gap free, so it'll rip at the slightest movement! If you have any probs wirth this try me at unclebobj@hotmail.com,

Always happy to help!
 

Puda_Vida

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Nov 18, 2003
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hey, ok so the revo does what for the gun? and it's located inbetween the hopper and the feed system? is it like an elbow? so i think i understand it all besides the EVO does it come with it or would i need to buy it? and you mentioned a spring kit what spring kit would you reccomend? pretty cheap tops about $100 but effective. as you can tell i want my gun to be a nice one! so i can rip on my friends and if we make a team let it rip and do well! but then again i think every paintballer wants the exact same thing! and i really like the teardrop barrell! so i think i'm going with it!