How can i suit up my paintball gun?

Question

I have a spider victor II paintball gun. Is there anything i can do to it to make it better like shoot faster, farther. make it look cooler?

Answer 1

For shooting faster, you'll need to get an electric hopper. You could find a decent one for around $60.

For shooting farther, and looking better? If you have the cash, definitely get a Smart Parts Freak Barrel Kit. It's pretty expensive though, but it looks awesome and it's supposed to shoot very accurately.

You should also buy a HPA tank (Aka Nitrogen, Compressed Air). They're a lot better than regular C02 tanks (More reliable, you can shoot faster etc)

Here's the link to the barrel kit:

http://www.pbreview.com/products/reviews...

Answer 2

sorry bud but spyders arent really customizable. you can do other things tho, like upgrade to compressed air or buy a new hopper and i think there are some specialty valves you can buy for spyders, and you can buy new bolts and hammers for it. but it is a spyder victor 2 and with all due respect not much of a good marker in the first place. If you really want to upgrade i would sugest buying a new marker. i would be happy to recommend one for you. tell me how mucj you wanna spend and wat you play and ill help you out. But if you really like the old marker, tell me how much you got and ill help you pick out wat upgrades  to get 4 it. Email me back w/ the details.

Answer 3

rifle barrel. about $50, an electric hopper will help with speed. $30

Answer 4

Get all your paintballs and insert them into the freezer for several hours before your game.

When you open fire your friends will fear and respect your power.

Answer 5

do NOT NOT NOT NOT put your paintballs in the freezer. It can really **** up your gun, and could easily break a visor and seriously injure someone

Answer 6

Firing Speed: You have the options of getting an electronic frame which could be adapted to fit your marker.  Another option would be to shorten the trigger pull, but this could void your warranty if you have one.  Either way an electronic agitating hopper is a must if you want the reliability of always having a ball in the breech.

Distance: A new barrel or valves.  Possibly a spring kit for tension control.   There's not too much you can do for distance.  Really the only barrel that improves distance is the Flatline, but due to backspin placed on the ball reduces accuracy.  You can find Flatline barrels that have been adapted to fit Spyders if you look hard enough.

Cosmetics:  Get a different feedneck so your hopper doesn't stick up so much.  New .45 grips.  A small drop forward or a rail with an On/Off.  Not too much for Spyders.  The biggest thing would be to get it custom anodized.

Hope this helped!