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DeTrevni
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Oh yeah. O-ring. Duh. |
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Styro Folme
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seems simple enough... looks like i'm going to be using my friend's drill press alot...
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Or you can just glue a small o-ring to the valve pin, That way when the hammer hits it, all the air is going out the barrel and not toward the hammer.
And Its really sweet when the back, behind the bolt, is cut off. Just to get rid of extra weight(and to look good). http://www.zdspb.com/tech/misc/solenoids.html That might help with your solenoid woes. Edited by Monk - 28 July 2006 at 12:57pm |
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DeTrevni
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I think all you would need to do is link a pump arm (yellow) from the pump (blue) to the internals (red). However, you will need to elongate the hole in the bolt so when it's cocked, you can bring the pump back forward. Then just find a weak enough spring to move the striker hard enough to release just enough air to fire the shot. Edited by DeTrevni - 28 July 2006 at 3:26am |
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Tasty. Edited by hybrid-sniper - 28 July 2006 at 2:04am |
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Styro Folme
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how much should i offer my friend for his. he's a good friend and i don't want to rip him off... i was thinking offering him 20, 21, 22, 23, and then 30. if that doesn't work, then 35. hmm... now plans of how i'll convert it into a pump... pm me any ideas... diagrams/mspaintings would be nice. Edited by Styro Folme - 28 July 2006 at 1:25am |
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i want to try and get this i dont know if i will flamed for this but i really like spyder e markers they are good investments not the old ones but the 06 imagine is amazing i actually like it more than an ion but this will be fun the project and it will be my first speedball gun and i got the new feedneck in the mail today and i hope i am able to find the digital cam to show you guys and thanks for all the help so far but any more comments/suggestions would be great Edited by a5Tpp789 - 27 July 2006 at 11:02pm |
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if you put 500 dollars into an A5 it is still an A5
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Pump it. If I had one, thats what Id do. Turn that sucker stock class.
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good for you, have fun
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Styro Folme
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yes! whooo! now it looks like i might be getting a spyder project... |
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^^^Taken care of by the Kingman Hammer and Spimmy.
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lets think of cool combonations(sp)
hmm the sphantom, or the spion |
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DeTrevni
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Meh. I just use the Kingman forums. They don't seem too bad, but I seldom get on, so you'll just have to see. And yeah, the e-grips should just bolt right on. That's the plus side of sear trippers. Oh, Otter's Customs has some pretty kick-butt do it yourself mods. I recommend you check them out. |
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I'm thinking other than some trigger mods and maybe my palmer i'll for the most part leave it alone. Pre travel is spot on but there's some extra post travel to deal with and maybe a lighter spring. I really have no idea what mods are available but the spimmy mod looks way too expensive. I might hack the top of the bolt guard off. Can I strap a spyder electro grip on it? bolt on and go? I need direction for cheap, performance upgrades. Which spyder forum is best? link? I think it works I aired it up and dry fired it and its nice and loud Edited by Lightningbolt - 25 July 2006 at 10:44pm |
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I just want it... You hold in your hand one of the most upgradable Spyders made. The first run Victors (not Victor II's) are the epitome of basic, thus saving cost. Their entire build is about basic function, no frills. Pull the trigger, it shoots. From that, you cun customize just about every aspect of it. If you really don't want it, I'll honestly take it off your hands, but just for screwing around, I'd keep it if it works. Edited by DeTrevni - 25 July 2006 at 7:54pm |
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not worth keeping?
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DeTrevni
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I'll give you $10 for it. Seriously. Make a profit. |
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Just picked up a victor for $5.00 @ a garage sale. It looks like he used it once.
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