LawOutlaw

Well I am about to get a Spyder TL-R Sniper version soon and I know its basically the exact same as the standard TL-R just an extra 16" barrel that is included with it. I was wondering if people could give me some of their thoughts and input about the gun from those that have actually used it.

Keep in mind that for the majority of its use will not be for speedball and the chances of it even going to field play would be slim to none. I intend to play in the woods so the slower shooting rate is not a problem at all to me.

I've also heard it can take either co2 or hpa and I already know pretty much all the differences of co2 and hpa but is this gun setup to handle one better than the other? With costs, shots per tank and availability I am planning to just run co2 with it and I know that means more likely to having to replace the 0-rings.

martix_agent

It's the same as any other spyder marker except the VS and Mr series.

they're solid markers that can use co2 and HPA without a hitch. I dobut it'll mean replacing o-rings. they're built to handle CO2.

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TheAznInvazn

The stock barrels on those markers are something to be wearly of, they aren't the greatest. Also, 16" is a tad bit on the long side. If you like the length, get a J&J Ceramic in 16", if you want something chorter, Still get a 12" or a 14" from J&J, J&J makes the best one piece barrel hands down.

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