Upgrading a paintball marker can be very simple. You can change the grips, upgrade the internals, new barrel, ect. Look on such sites as ActionVillage or ANSGear for spyder- related upgrades. Also use PBreview.com to find out the quality of those parts. But keep in mind that if you decide to sell your marker, you will only get a small fraction of the money you put into it back.
The salvo has more accessories and has a better feed neck and stock then the Mr1.
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.
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.
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.
Do you mean the MR1 or the EMR1? Both of them are spyders entry level woodsball gun, with built in stock and double trigger. The emr1 has an electric trigger, which allows it to fire faster and with different modes, where the mr1 does not.
Since it has weaver rails, all you need are Weaver scope rings. An offset mount will help too.
The Spyder MR1 is a paintball weapon. The MR1 has a purchase price of $90 and is manufactured by the Kingman Group. The MR1 is considered a semi automatic weapon and the E-MR1 has a firing rate of 15 bps.
not a spyder e-mr1. the new proto slg 09 with an upgraded barrel.
Tippmann 98's, spyder mr1/victor, and azodin ats/kaos are good to start.
yes, any gun that can shoot CO2 can shoot N2, but not always the other way around.
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