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September 25th, 10:50 PM
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September 26th, 04:05 AM
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You try way to hard.
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If you are for the resistance - SAY VIVA LA FIKI In your sig.
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Vive la fiki.
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If you are armenian. Show it...
Don't You Wish You Were HYE?
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September 26th, 09:58 AM
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Hey, you wanna die?
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Mount Holly, Vermont
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YEAH, my gun is in the Advanced part!! I feel special....  
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September 26th, 09:59 AM
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Got that right, thanks! I feel I classifeied them properly, does anyone disagree? |
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September 26th, 01:01 PM
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Join Date: May 2004
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I think i would put the xtra in middle
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new 2004 spyder imagine
14 inch demon barrel
shocktech delrin bolt
dye sticky 3 grips
viewloader revolution hopper with x-board
6-stage pmi expansion chamber
nw drop forward with on-off 7 inches forward 3 down
pmi 3000 hpa tank
shocktech trigger
custom bottom line job
32 degrees spring kit
phat feedneck
AND STILL UPGRADING!!!!!!!!!!
SPYDERS ROCK
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September 26th, 07:15 PM
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05 Speed. Proto Matrix.
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Sacramento, CA
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I think the Imagine belongs in the "Middle" class. To me they just seem like middle guns, not really advanced, although no Spyders are really advanced guns, they are all for beginner players.
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September 26th, 08:22 PM
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Yes, i'm just classfiying the Spyder guns, the Imagine is an automatic gun, not for beginners. Also the Xtra does have an e-frame nor anything special.....
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September 26th, 08:46 PM
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Banana'd
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Cortland, NY
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all spyders are for beginners... simple as that
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September 26th, 10:06 PM
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all spyders are for beginners... simple as that
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No.
They are just cheap. So new people buy it. I <3 my spyders.
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If you are for the resistance - SAY VIVA LA FIKI In your sig.
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Vive la fiki.
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If you are armenian. Show it...
Don't You Wish You Were HYE?
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September 26th, 10:38 PM
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Mr.Hankey
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: St.louis
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what makes the shutter more advanced than the xtra? no one spyder is easier to use than the next.
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September 26th, 10:40 PM
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The price and features, click on the linky on each gun. Also Spyders are cheaper so people will have more $$$ to upgrade them insted of worying on buying the marker alone. Their stock class might be a little low but once you get upgrades its like any other gun.
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September 26th, 10:42 PM
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PbF Supporter
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Santa Rosa, CA.
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They arent really classifiable tho, and why does electric set them apart from everything else? If anything that makes it easier to use...
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Blue DM5
Blue to Black Lotus Cocker(in the process of building)
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September 26th, 10:46 PM
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Mr.Hankey
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thats exactly what i was about to say
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September 27th, 07:24 AM
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Senior Member
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Well an electric gun is definatly not for a beginner. Right there I can see a lot of jams and chops. A beginner should stick with a semi gun which doesn't have much features then slowy upgrade it when his performance gets better.
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September 27th, 06:20 PM
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Mr.Hankey
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: St.louis
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if they get an electric hopper there wont be any more chops than a semi. it just makes it easier to have the lighter trigger pull.
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September 27th, 06:29 PM
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Hey, you wanna die?
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Mount Holly, Vermont
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My first gun was a Spyder Compact Deluxe. After using that crap a few times in 2 years, I decided to go gun shopping. I said to myself, NO MORE SPYDERS, cuz of the bad experience I had with my compact. I borrowed one of my friends guns, a Tippmann Model 98 w/ some ups, I played woodsball with it, great for woodsball, sucks for speedball. Then I borrowed my friends Spyder Imagine, loved it immediatly, great for speedball, and okay for woodsball (You cant hide a bright green gun that well, compared to a black tippmann). So then I ended right back in the Spyder family.
I whooped all my friends with my Imagine, and my friends have Model 98s, a Piranha, and a Spyder Compact...
Spyders kick ass for how cheap they are....end of story
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September 27th, 06:47 PM
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Hey, you wanna die?
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Location: Mount Holly, Vermont
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Ohh I forgot to say, all my friends have experience, a few years, I have about 1-2 years experience
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September 27th, 07:04 PM
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Banned
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: TN
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Beginner -
Spyder Victor & Spyder Victor II
Spyder Aggressor XT
Spyder Xtra
Spyder Shutter
Spyder Rodeo
Spyder E-99
Spyder E-99 Avant
Spyder 04' Imagine
Spyder Pilot
Spyder Pilot ACS
Spyder Electra
Spyder Electra DX
Spyder Fenix
Spyder Fenix DX
Its actually more like that, nothing against spyders (I use one) but thats just how it is.
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September 27th, 07:19 PM
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Banned
Join Date: May 2004
Location: oregon
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ahmadi u try to hard.
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September 27th, 08:48 PM
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noobshooter
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: idaho
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i think the list is fine but imagine sure it has full auto but that doesn't make it an advance gun mostly it is a newb feature b/c an advanced player can walk the trigger and full- auto isn't allowed in tornaments and the gun doesn't make you advanced i whasted people all the time with my procarbine because i ran up on people and got realy close so advanced guns realy don't matter
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*Spyder Imagine
*Smart Parts Boss Progressive Barrel
*Empire Sound Activated Revolution Hopper
*20 oz CO2
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