1. Spyder Pilot WITH EYE. The MSRP for this paintball marker is $199.95. The Spyder Pilot with eye is available in fine matte black, and fine matte titanium as well. Firing modes include semi-auto, ramp PSP, and ramp millenium. It operates on CO2, and rechargeable battery.
2. Spyder MR2 WITH EYE. With an MSRP of $289.95, this paintball marker features a 25 BPS rate of fire, with modes of operation including semi-auto, burst, and full-auto. Included is a break beam eye, and an on/off button for the eye mode. The shoulder stock is removable. The MR2 with eye comes in matte black. Be on the lookout for the MR3!
3. Spyder RSX WITH EYE. This paintball marker's MSRP is $329.95. It features a "3G" Technology High Performance Low Pressure System. Included are a Tadao® Technologies circuit board, and matte black platinum body kit. The Spyder RSX with eye operates at 250 PSI Operational Pressure with Compressed Air only. The technology lets you know when balls are in breach and ready to fire, as well as when there is a malfunction or disability of the eye.
4. Spyder VS3 WITH EYE. The MSRP of the Spyder VS3 with eye, is $329.95, and has a rate of fire of up to 30 balls per second. There is a 4-way adjustable rocking trigger. This paintball marker utilizes low pressure to reduce recoil, convserve air, and increase the consistency in order to attain new levels of elevated performance in paintballing. With conservation of energy, and a greater capacity for firings, the VS3 is sure to attain these new levels of elevated performance in paintballing. With increased stability of the marker during high rates of fire, this paintball marker will perform exceedingly well in heavy fire situations.
5. Spyder Electra WITH EYE. This paintball marker is available for $249.95 in polished black, or polished titanium. With its "Synergy Engineered" fast charge inline regulator, and vented pressure relief on/off CA adapter, this paintball marker is consistent in 2009 with the performance and reliability it has always been known for. This paintball marker seems very sophisticated, and will serve well in all paintball situations.
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Post a Commenthttp://www.paintballforum.com/markers-priced-1-350-dollars/169786-spyder-paintball-markers-2009-a.html.
This should clear up some of the misinformation. The facts are all market prices as posted from spyder.tv. Mass usually stabilizes trajectory and aim, please use the above posted link as a resource that clarifies some of the misleading errors of this article. This article was posted on April 20, 2009, and this forum link should update those that wish to know more about paintball, and paintball markers. Thank you for your comment.
I can not believe how much mis-information there is on this, the entire thing is filled with misguided opinions inserted as fact and wrong prices. The author has clearly not been around paintball for long, nobody who has would say "bullets" or claim a heavier, bulkyer marker is easier to aim than a lighter, more compact marker. If you want a more accurate opinion on these markers go to a paintball message board and ask some people who actually know what they are talking about. this artical is very misleading