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I am a beginner and have only been paintballing a few times, but I'm extremely fascinated by it and love going. I have decided to invest in my gun, so and i narrowed it down to 2 choices,
1) 09 Spyder Pilot w/ Eyes $164 2) Spyder MR1 Sniper Set $135 Whixh one would be better for someone like me? Thanks, Eriizzle |
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#2
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Can't go wrong either way.
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#3
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There both really good guns to start with but what do you enjoy playing more woodsball or speedball or both equally?
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which do you like speed or something more simple?
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#5
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Well I;m of fan of playing speedball, and my local paintball field consists of only woods, so its gunna get dirty.
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dirt doesnt really matter for a marker as long as you keep dirt out of the breech. the eyes will avoid chops but you should definately invest in an electric loader
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So, to my understanding, the guns are equally good to start off with?
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#8
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pilot = electronic with eyes
MR1 = mechanical with no eyes (eyes prevent chopping) the MR1 is slower but the internals are practically the same |
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#9
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^Yeah that. I would get a Pilot but be sure to invest in an electric hopper. You can find used Halos on PbNation.com for under $50.
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#10
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uhm, this may sound a little " newbish ", but does the electric hopper like fill up the hopper for you?
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