Hate to do it but.... (opinions pls)

[Enemy]

i havent had the the chance to check out the newer grip frames from pmi but from the feel of the omen the switches are the same as used in the e forces from 02.. this was a great e trigger it was adjustable didnt have any of the slack that the spyders e frames did and the trigger pull was relative to a mouse click probably not walkable but i could get that marker to rip and with enough adjustments on the trigger it could be held in one place which would cause the kick to pull the trigger.. all and all for how cheap they were they were amazing pieces of work and pmi does make some dependable products have alot less problems using piranhas then when kids would bring their spyders to the field or i forgot to mention i worked at a field that used piranhas as rentals. just my opinion so if you are lookin to get a good low end electro i would look to pmi.

[FreakBaller12]

why not just put a one kit into your spyder?

[xXHavokXx]

Buy a TES if you want to keep your local shop in business charging you labor. They break, have horrible quality control issues, poop for tolerances and still chop.

Seriously, we looked into selling the TES but we didnt want to have to deal with all the issues they bring. Plus the company was pretty sketchy for a while.

PMI is a known company that actually cares about their products.

[Buff]

Buy the EVO.

I have a ton of experiance working on/owning/fixing draguns, spyders, and piranhas, and u cant go wrong with a piranha.
The draguns are basically spyders, while the piranha's actually have quality control.

[rkjunior303]

I currently have an Evil Omen and I can officially say, PMI's Customer Service is second only to AGD... They will take care of you -- they ROCK over there.

As for the EVO.. I would get one of the older EXT Pro's and contact PDPaintball about their frame upgrade. I believe it pushes the marker to 25bps like my Omen (PDP Chip) and also has the ACE.

I didn't see it on their site so I would shoot them an e-mail.

https://www.pdpaintball.com

[Dayspring]

You're making a lateral move.

If you want to get something that won't chop, consider going for a tournament grade type of gun. Mag/cocker/imp/BKO. they all have an anti-chop system in place and I think you'll end up happier in the long run, b/c you will have a gun you can upgrade more (and actually get something out of) than a spyder that you'll have sitting around once you decide to get a better gun. (Which you will.)

A spyder is a spyder is a spyder.

[WARPED1]

Hey, whatever works for your style of play! Personally I'd go Piranha. Spyder believes in "quantity over quality" to produce thier Spyders, whereas Piranha(PMI) is the complete opposite.