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    Posted: 23 April 2005 at 8:55pm
The following are instructions on how to put a stock on a spyder. If you have an old spyder take a small metal pipe and weld it on the back of the gun above the place where you adjust the velocity, this only works if you have a closed bolt. Now duct tape a small piece of PVC pipe to the bottom of the metal pipe. Finally tape another piece of PVC pipe vertically to the 1st piece of PVC pipe. Good Luck! Let me know how it does and if you have any problems.
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Aren't Spyders Aluminum?

If so, no one in the right mind is going to try and TIG a metal piece of pipe to their POS.
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I'm not sure but don't just try a regular welder you need a special one that can weld real close without messing up the finish on a gun. And I don't think the older spyders are alluminum.
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Originally posted by tippmann123 tippmann123 wrote:

I'm not sure but don't just try a regular welder you need a special one that can weld real close without messing up the finish on a gun. And I don't think the older spyders are alluminum.

LOL, yeah, I'm not even going to try the MIG welder in the garage... it will melt 1/4 inch steel if you hold it in one place for more than five seconds.

I am interested in seeing the finished product though.
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