[PB Hawkeye]

for christmas i either want a 98 Custom J&J Sericmaic barrelwith accreiors, or Spyder Imagine w/ 12 oz tank

for spyder what barrels fit and what gun should i ge cause everyones in my town are getting 98's of Pro/CArbine and i want something differnt and is a spyder a relible gun?

[lbreevesii]

spyders are reliable, but not nearly as reliable and rugged as tippys. prettymuch every major barrel is offered in both tippmann and spyder threads.

[bobide]

lbreevesii is right. Tippmanns are notoriously rugged. As ppl like to joke, you could drop the thing off a 10 story building and if someone picked it up they could go play w/ 0 problems. Spyders are also pretty reliable, and most problems are easy fixes. Spyders take spyder threaded barrels (every major barrel maker supports spyder threading)

IMO i'd get the imagine. It is a little faster than the 98c and is a great gun for rec players who want a little speed. Also it'll set you apart from your friends. Great gun for rec ballers and plenty of ups.

Enjoy paintballin

[PB Hawkeye]

thank you guys

[Hobo_Joe]

IF you buy a Tippy or a Spyder... dot drp either off a building!!

[PB Hawkeye]

ok so on a cheap buget(mons work close going back to school) how could i trick it out?

[PaintBallBob]

-View Loader Revolution($45)
-J&J Ceramic Barrel($35)
-aluminum HPA tank($80)
-then save up for a new gun...

[boomdie]

Originally Posted by PaintBallBob

-View Loader Revolution($45)
-J&J Ceramic Barrel($35)
-aluminum HPA tank($80)
-then save up for a new gun...

Yes just buy that, learn about paintball more, then eventually buy a new one.

[PB Hawkeye]

but i have one that leaks can the imagine hold up for many years w/ upgrades

[MP11]

Where does it leak from? You could easily fix your leak, more than likely, for under a couple of dollars. It would be helpful if you could give us more detail. To find out exactly where the leak is, put soapy water on the area it might come from. If more bubbles are produced, you found your spot.

Below Is For Leaks Related To The ASA And Components

To fix most of the Leaks Related To The ASA And Components, it requires teflon tape (AKA plumbers tape). Unscrew the part, tightly apply the teflon tape to the threads (you want to be able to see the threads). Apply 2 or 3 more layers of teflon tape, and screw it back in. Then seem if your leak is fixed.

Come back with more information and we can give you better instructions.

-Mike

[MedicDVG]

Originally Posted by New Player Forum Rules

Hey guys,

Lately New Player Forum has been getting repetitive threads, and its disgusting to see users not use the search button! From now on if your thread is title like the below or even some what similar it will be deleted and you will be BANNED!

Thread Types:
-"Is this a good ____?"
-"Which is better "gun a" or "gun b"
-"Its my first time paintballing what do i need?"
-"Look Here"
-"Is this best for my ______?"

There are enough of these threads similar to the ones above and no need to repost them.

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