Barrel Thread ID

[robertreed711]

I know it's not a good pic but can anyone identify what threads these are? Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.

[kevdupuis]

AC threads judging by the fine threads and spacing between the top of the threads & o-ring.

[robertreed711]

AC threads judging by the fine threads and spacing between the top of the threads & o-ring.

That's what I was hoping for but I'm afraid it might be spyder....

[cougar20th]

http://www.docsmachine.com/tech/barrelguide.html

[kevdupuis]

Spyder threads usually show less space between the threads & o-ring, also the unthreaded section is a thinner dia and has a taper on the inside which gives a spyder barrel a sharper end compared to an AC barrel. The pic does make it kind of hard to tell though.

[Sniper Steve]

I would guess spyder, I could be wrong but I don't think the edge barrels for cockers had orings

[OPBN]

I would guess spyder, I could be wrong but I don't think the edge barrels for cockers had orings

^^^ This and get your calipers out:

The J&J Edge AC kit that I have, the backs measure .859" diameter.
AC Freak back = .862

Stock Spyder Clone barrel = .80" diameter.

[Tempted]

These may or may not help, but I figured I'd try.

From left to right: Stock Spyder, Taso Mini Force Spyder, Dye UL Spyder, Freak Autococker, Proto Autococker.


Front closest to camera back: Proto AC, Freak AC, Dye Spyder, Taso Spyder, Stock Spyder.

[Tempted]

From what I see, I believe that they are Spyder unfortunately.