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pballer486 · July 27th, 11:57 AM

ok i just bought a used spyder tl its rear cocking and has no beaver tail/sightrail the only ups it had when i got it are a aftermarket valve and new grips so my question is what else should i buy im thinking
a supafly bolt
a spyder to tippmann barrel thread addaptor
and im thinking a reg and a hpa tank (need recomendations)
and a 3.0 esp frame
i need your oppinions

**Stan** · July 27th, 12:01 PM

i would look into getting the ipi 3.0 trigger frame, because you will need to shoot fast in speedball, so go with the ipi frame, and an electric hopper if you dont have one

**HippoMaster** · July 27th, 01:21 PM

I don't think there are any barrel adaptors that convert Tippy barrels into Spyder. But I could be wrong.

I think you just about have it covered.

pballer486 · July 27th, 02:38 PM

actually there is do a web search. but how do you think i should set up this gun

**bobide** · July 27th, 03:42 PM

STAY AWAY FROM CONVERTORS. sure they make some for what u want but WHY man WHY? B/c u want a flatline? Have u even read up on the flatline? I'm sure after u have u'll start having 2nd thoughts... Just get a high end barrel for a spyder. EVERYONE makes a barrel w/ spyder threads.

**Mangudai** · July 27th, 04:49 PM

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Originally Posted by HippoMaster

I don't think there are any barrel adaptors that convert Tippy barrels into Spyder. But I could be wrong.

I think you just about have it covered.

there isnt. And no, lapco doest make one.

**Mangudai** · July 27th, 04:50 PM

get a boomstick barrel.

**Cerebeus** · July 27th, 04:52 PM

He doesnt want a flatline he has an ultralite and if he could find an adapter he could use the UL on the Spyder...gawd...

pballer486 · July 27th, 06:14 PM

thanks cerebeus no there isnt one i thougt i saw one my bad, so what barrel do u reccomend

**1nd1an** · July 30th, 02:43 PM

for speed ball, really you should go with a 12inch or 14 inch progressive or cp 1 piece, even tho they range up to 40 bucks to 50 bucks they are completly worth it

pballer486 · July 30th, 03:05 PM

im thinking i might get a dye excel

any 1 use these on a spyder?

**Tex** · July 30th, 03:31 PM

Locate someone with tes parts to sell. People usually sell the dropforward and other stuff, plus the frame if they upgrade to the t1 kit.

pballer486 · July 30th, 10:26 PM

thanks ill check ebay

**rampage** · July 31st, 03:52 AM

hummm i know this might be the wrong thread to bring this up but you are talking barrels in this post. you need to get a barrel that matches your paintball bore size. so if you have a type of paint you like to use then I would get a barrel that matches that paint size. thats if you are just buying one barrel and not a kit. I would get a 14 inch barrel b/c its good for both forward and back players for speedball. not sure witch one you play or if you play both

please don't flame me

**Viperx1** · August 1st, 02:51 PM

spudnuk'l nylatron open face bolt. Best bolt you'll ever buy

**impfanatic** · August 1st, 08:37 PM

i would go with the 14'' teardrop and then get a bandit bolt and a acp slasher trigger and you'll be all set make sure you have a electro hopper aslo...

**Joshh100** · August 3rd, 02:11 AM

J&J ceramic barrel

**menlatin** · August 3rd, 10:27 AM

If you;re gonna speed ball, i suggest you get a lighter trigger switch, so you actually have a chance against the higher end guns. HPA wise, get either a crossfire or centerflag tank (or 3A). check ebay for a cheap used cocker reg or something, get a spring kit and trim down your stock striker (search pbnation.com), and possibly mod your valve (smooth cupseal, drill out inlet and hideously widen oulet) You'll have to play with main and valve springs to get it right. But worth the 40-50% reduction in kick. As for the supa fly, its kinda heavy, go for spudnukl bolt low pressure bolt.And a j&J barrel is pretty decent aswell. If you want you can also grind down your stock trigger to a blade so its a bit easier to walk.

paintballjunk12 · August 5th, 07:42 AM

wHATEVER BARREL YOU GET GET A 14 INCH

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