Posted by: Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont on May 30, 2003 at 13:06:34

Stock spyders are really efficient to start with. You might not be able to discern a significant different but changing springs WILL change efficiency one way or another. But if you go with a LIGHTER valve spring, then you can use a LIGHTER hammer spring to produce the same muzzle velocity. The lighter hammer spring will result is a perceptable improvement in your trigger pull resistance. And don't rule out going to LP for $50 including the valve and regulator. E mail me if you are interested. A spring set is $10 from g3.com. Handy anyway for low chrono rules for night games, cold weather play etc. when the stock spring doesn't work. A good investment to have in your box.

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