remember......

[paint magnet]

obviously you've never seen a low end gun shoot more than a hopper full, you are bound to get jams, and snce its not youre gun you tell them to stick a stick down there to get it out....... they get scratches....w/e
but it does happen quite offten with spyders

That's usually preventable through the use of the .721 bore stock barrels, which also come in handy if you want to shoot those swollen golf-ball sized rounds that have been lying in a puddle for three weeks.

And yet people still wonder why their gun won't shoot straight

[Pacifist_Farmer]

mmm those were kinda funny looking, wish I had bought one

Someone was making acrylic barrels around the same time if I remember correctly

[skife]

obviously you've never seen a low end gun shoot more than a hopper full, you are bound to get jams, and snce its not youre gun you tell them to stick a stick down there to get it out....... they get scratches....w/e
but it does happen quite offten with spyders


you,
website/phone number to me.......

i've shot alot of paint through a piranha with a stock barrel and a revvy, but i've never gotten much barrel jams.

[Cow hunter]

i've shot alot of paint through a piranha with a stock barrel and a revvy, but i've never gotten much barrel jams.

in my expireence the piranah EXP? i dont really know what model, but it would jam lots with anything but perfect paint, then spyders, oh the spyders........ jam worse than any ive seen..... then the bolt hits me in the face all the time.......

[Pacifist_Farmer]

I've got a Shutter that has seen more paint than most of my mags, that never jams

If it jams so much and the bolt is hitting you in the face, perhaps you need to avoid blowbacks, it doesnt sound like you get along with them, or ask someone how to use them right

[paint magnet]

mmm those were kinda funny looking, wish I had bought one

Someone was making acrylic barrels around the same time if I remember correctly

System X was making all sorts of crap out of acrylic at the time...triggers, Angel breeches, barrel fronts, volumizers, you name it. The funny thing is though, while everyone laughed at them at the time, they would probably sell like crazy now.