A Spyder MR1 with detachable stock |
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Specifications | |
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Type |
Mechanical(MR1) Electronic (E-MR1) |
Action |
Semi-Automatic(MR1) Full-Automatic, Burst, Semi-Automatic(E-MR1) |
Barrel | 12 inch Muzzle Brake Barrel |
Bore | .68 inches |
Rate of fire |
Semi-Automatic(MR1) 15 bps (E-MR1) |
Retail price |
$90(MR1) $140(E-MR1) $200(MR1 Sniper) |
The Spyder MR1 is a MilSim paintball marker designed and manufactured by Kingman Group, now superseded by the Spyder MR2 and MR3 models.
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The Spyder MR1 is a low-end mechanical marker. Much like its newer, electronic counterparts, the Spyder MR2, MR3 and E-MR1, it has an offset feedneck for rifle-like sighting, a 12 inch muzzle brake barrel, an anti-double feed detent to prevent double feeding. Being a mechanical paintball marker, it features only semi-automatic rates of fire. It also has a two finger trigger (or double trigger) for faster firing and less fatigue. It has two stock colors, matte black or matte olive and retails with a detachable stock.
Reliability and durability are the most outstanding qualities of the Spyder MR1. The simplicity of the MR1's "stacked tube" design provides ease of access to its internal parts for cleaning and/or repair; it is ideal for first time players.
The MR1 has been clearly identified to have the following problems. It:
Accuracy for the stock barrel is lacking
The weak elbow/weak ball detent problem can easily be fixed by simply replacing the factory-made elbow/ball detent with a new one, or buying a metal elbow which retails for around 40 dollars (U.S.). Many problems claimed to be caused by a weak ball detent have also turned out to simply be a case of improperly reassembling the marker. The bolt has a groove on it that allows the detent to safely pass by it without any harm being done. However, if the bolt is put in upside-down, the bolt can shear the detent off very easily. As for the barrel shroud, it is detachable from the front by unscrewing the hex screw on the underside of the shroud. Many tactical barrels have been made with an extension that fits into the shroud to accommodate it covering the face of the marker.
E-MR1s are the electronic counterparts of the MR1s. They are upgraded with:
E-MR1s are available in matte silver or matte olive.
The MR1 sniper is a long range counterpart of the MR1. The MR1 sniper is rated higher than the original marker for its superior accurracy to countless other markers. The MR1 sniper features a 16" barrel rather than a 12" on a standard model.
Standard Features
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