Spyder Paintball Gun Upgrades

Paintball and Spyder Paintball Gun Upgrades: Barrels and Air Bottles

Paintball is one game known for the fun factor. Basically, paintball is a highly equipment dependent game, as the basic premise of a paintball game is that to eliminate opposing players from the game by marking them out with paintballs. With its very simple and basic premise, a number of game variations, with different game objectives, could be easily played, with rules which could also be easily tailored to suit paintball players’ wants in a paintball game.

The most common of game objectives would include “capturing the opposing team’s flag” or “eliminating the opposing team’s general”. Again, as a game, paintball is highly equipment dependent, as paintball propellants are quite required for one to play, as well as the most basic of paintball safety gear. On its most minimum, three paintball gear types are needed for one to participate in a paintball game: paintball guns or paintball markers, paintballs, which are basically ammo for paintball guns, and paintball safety goggles, or paintball safety masks.

Basically, paintball guns, or paintball markers, are compressed air powered, and come with a muzzle velocity of 300 ft/s. This muzzle velocity rating is known to be enough to break paintballs on impact, but not enough to cause any tissue damage. Paintballs are basically gelatin like balls, which break on impact. They are made of non-toxic, water soluble substances and dye. Paintball safety goggles and paintball safety masks are basically paintball equipment geared to keep a paintball player’s eyes, for goggles, and face, with paintball masks and goggles.

Just like about any class of equipment, paintball equipment items could be upgraded, “setting them up” to work more for paintball players’ wants.

Spyder stands to be one of the many brands of brands, with upgrade features sure to improve a paintball player’s game. Here are some upgrade suggestions, with Spyder paintball markers or paintball guns.

Spyder E-99 Avant – new barrel and compressed air tank would be recommended.

Spyder Electra – new barrel and compressed air tank would be recommended, and could AOS upgrade to the Electra DX, which features one touch adjustments and four firing modes, semi-auto, full auto, 3 shot and 6 shot.

Spyder Fenis – new barrel and compressed air tank would also be recommended.
Spyder Imagine – again, a new barrel and compressed air tank. It is also upgradeable to the Spyder Imagine Select.

Spyder Victor II – a better barrel, a versatile CO2-Compressed Air tank, and upgradeable to work with an electronic trigger frame.