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**jml11220** · November 24th, 02:50 AM

For all of you who play a more aggressive "front" style of play with your spyders, how well do they hold up to things like hitting into hard bunkers, or catching dirt and sand during mis-judged bunker slides? In particular the electric varieties. Also, who has had problems with e-triggers (spyder factory e-triggers) in the rain?

**HU$$$$TL3R** · November 24th, 02:57 AM

ehh id be careful with the feed neck, make sure you dont hit it to hard on the ground snapping it right off your gun, dirt shouldnt be much of a problem, and if its sprinkiling then that shouldnt do no harm to your gun, but if its raining really hard, i wouldnt take the chance. .

**tmaxx_2.5** · November 24th, 10:53 AM

i've had no problems, they're tough.

**visionimpulse2k** · November 24th, 11:56 AM

Yea, i wouldnt worry about it...just make sure u clean ur gun out well. It shouldnt get in ur grip, but if it does just take off the cover and use a q-tip to lightly clean it off. I have never had any problems with anyting getting in my imagine. I even played in the snow.

**gil_ong81** · November 24th, 02:26 PM

this isn't 'Nam buddy. just take it easy, treat your marker well, and it'll treat you well in return.

**spyshark** · November 24th, 06:47 PM

Don't most people play like it is the nam?Just stay out of the rain and clean and lube your marker after each use and you will be fine!

**Mr_Pain** · November 25th, 07:38 PM

I live on the coast in oregon.. if you have any idea what the weather usaly is then you would say rain. I have a imagine and had no problems at all with it(yes that dose include the electronic trigger) except for the sear. I have no other electronic triggers to compare it to, but the one in my gun (before I fixed it on a mill) was rounded where it meets the stricker(and no it's not from wear or a defect) so I just trimed it to be flat like in the meck triggers. but that's my only complante.

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