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Posted by:
c98sniper
on January 08, 2004 at 22:45:48

Two of my friends have spyders that are running on way to high of velocities. i think the gun names are a victor and an e99. on a full tank they both run at around 360 fps. this is extremely annoying because they're too cheap to do anything about it. i would ask this in the spyder forum but i have higher priorities. please tell me if theres anything i can do besides buying a tippmann for them.

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Re: spyder problems Jim "notcoolenoughforone" Riggleman 14:12:09 01/14/04 (0)

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: Two of my friends have spyders that are running on way to high of velocities. i think the gun names are a victor and an e99. on a full tank they both run at around 360 fps. this is extremely annoying because they're too cheap to do anything about it. i would ask this in the spyder forum but i have higher priorities. please tell me if theres anything i can do besides buying a tippmann for them.

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