no. only if the title of your paintball marker says "electra"
No. You need an offset rail or the sight will be blocked by the hopper.
If this is happening you are losing gas. You need to fix your hoses. Make sure you have full pressure in your tank. If the problem persists, go to a paintball pro-shop and get a technician to look at the internals.
Look for an Azodin ATS+ or Spyder MR1 with a mask package.
depends on what is wrong with it. if its just a simple leak down the barrel it could just need some oil or the cup seal replaced.
not a spyder e-mr1. the new proto slg 09 with an upgraded barrel.
yes any electronic paintball gun needs a battery. If your buying it new it should include a rechargeable 9volt. You can also use just regular 9 volt batteries in a pinch.
It sounds like you need new detentes. They are a little ball that should be near the "breach" or near wear the hopper feeds balls into the bolt chamber
In general, Spyder's "walmart" series are not that well built. They tend to be worse at performance and durability than even their "clone" counterparts. A much better alternatives are the Azodin blitz and Smart Parts Vibe, which cost slightly more, but will perform much better.
Yes, you need to have a motorcycle license for a Cam AM Spyder in the state of Texas.
To change the velocity on a Spyder EMR1 paintball marker, you will need to adjust the velocity screw located near the end of the bolt system. Turn the velocity screw clockwise to increase the velocity or counterclockwise to decrease it. It's important to chronograph your marker after making adjustments to ensure it's shooting within the legal speed limit.
The Spyder Pilot is center fed, so there is no need for elbows. Also no spyder elbows would fit because of the new style of threaded feed necks.
You would need zoning permits and insurance to open a paintball field.