Both have perks. Stereotypically players have always favored the Tippmans more then the Spyders. Because of their renowned durability and customization. the MR1 is a decent gun, though not the quality of a Tippman.
ever since 04 however Tippmanns quality has dropped (Ben Tippmann left the company and the board made changes to make more profit) the new markers are just as durable as the rest of the entry level market. In today's market the value has dropped out of tippmann since you can have a entry level spyder with as much if not more performance than a tippmann for less money
Its a good gun not too expensive but has some decent power and accuracy to it. The marker also has many modifications you can add to it if you are buying for looks. The only bad thing about this marker is maintenance. You will have to clean any marker after you use it but the MR1 seems to be a little more difficult to take apart and put back together, overall an excellent gun.
If you are comparing brand's and not certain markers, the only thing you have as evidence of being "better" is fairly impossible to do. However, In general these two companies would be considered "equal" in the fact that they both produce entry- to mid level, poppet valve, mechanical markers, and mid-range electronic's to upgraded their lower end guns. They, however are two entirely different styles of mechanical markers, With "spyder style" having the bolt and striker on top on one another (know as "stacked tube") where "Tippmann Style" has the bolt and striker on opposite sides of the valve. All of the (main) spyder markers resemble "speedball guns" with wide triggers, and shorter receivers. All Tippmann markers are more "military" style with longer receivers. It really depends which you personally like. Tippmann (ant Tippmann clones like BT) are generally more reliable, but heavier and slower (stock), where Spyder (and spyder clones like Azodin) may be more prone to quirks, but are faster shooting and lighter (stock).
So to say that one is definitively "better" than another would only be true for certain types of players (otherwise its just bias fandom), but neither are better in every category.
Spyder MR100 Pro is the RIS Quad rail system that fits the Spyder MR1 paintball gun.
The Spyder MR1 is a type of paintball gun therefore would be used for paint balling. They can be purchased from many places including eBay and Amazon.
The salvo has more accessories and has a better feed neck and stock then the Mr1.
It depends on what you are going to use it for... If you are going to play more speedball, get the sonix... If you are going to play more woodsball, get the MR1.
Tippmann 98's, spyder mr1/victor, and azodin ats/kaos are good to start.
MR1. Because you don't quite want to get the gun with the E-trigger until you know how to play and are good at it. MR1. Because you don't want to get the MR1 with the E-trigger until you know how to play and are good at it.
not a spyder e-mr1. the new proto slg 09 with an upgraded barrel.
The max velocity of a MR1 Spyder paintball gun is typically around 250-300 feet per second (fps). However, the exact velocity can vary depending on factors such as the type of paintballs being used and the air pressure setting on the gun. It is important to always check and adjust the velocity to comply with safety regulations at the paintball field.
the Rs is a good reliable design.
Disassemble the gun, and replace the back cap with the stock or take it to a paintball store, and ask them to.
A paintball gun
You can purchase a Spyder Paintball gun directly from the Spyder Paintball website. There are also options for new or used Paintball guns on eBay. There is a wide variety to choose from.