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Paintball package includes an excellent Spyder SE paintball gun, Scott "Badass" mask, J&J ceramic barrel, 1 12 oz CO2 tank with on/off valve, 1 9 oz CO2 tank, VL Revolution 200 round hopper, 200 round hopper, 5 100 round loaders, 6+1 loader and tank carrying belt (broken clip, needs to be tied), two hundredish paintballs (I don't know if they're still good or not), CO2 tank thread saver, 2 clear elbows with screws, 1 standard elbow, 2 barrel plugs, field stripping screw set for Sypder gun, large cocking knob, Tasco cup seal, 4 spring kit, Tasco parts kit, 11 replacement CO2 tank O-rings, original box (a little beat up) and owner's manual.
Package includes everything needed to play and then some. I took great care for this gun, and cleaned it regularly. Gun always shot flawlessly, except when it was extremely filthy. It happened a couple of times in the few years I played with it, and was caused by paintball breaks getting in the gun parts coupled with 6 or 7 hours of nonstop playing; a quick field cleaning fixes this. The Spyder SE features a CO2 expansion chamber, double trigger, extended sight rail, and field adjustable CO2 velocity knob. Ceramic barrel clears a paintball break really well (doesn't match gun color, but I spray painted electrical tape and wrapped it around barrel when I used it, it looked fine). VL Revolution feeds around 10 balls a second, which means you rarely dry fire or misfeed a full hopper. Original setup cost me more than $700, selling for $155. Call me at (573) 301-2652 or email me at [email protected]
Package includes everything needed to play and then some. I took great care for this gun, and cleaned it regularly. Gun always shot flawlessly, except when it was extremely filthy. It happened a couple of times in the few years I played with it, and was caused by paintball breaks getting in the gun parts coupled with 6 or 7 hours of nonstop playing; a quick field cleaning fixes this. The Spyder SE features a CO2 expansion chamber, double trigger, extended sight rail, and field adjustable CO2 velocity knob. Ceramic barrel clears a paintball break really well (doesn't match gun color, but I spray painted electrical tape and wrapped it around barrel when I used it, it looked fine). VL Revolution feeds around 10 balls a second, which means you rarely dry fire or misfeed a full hopper. Original setup cost me more than $700, selling for $155. Call me at (573) 301-2652 or email me at [email protected]
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