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Re: My first gun

In Reply to: My first gun posted by Matthew McSmith on August 24, 2003 at 13:23:53:

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Posted by:
Clayphoto
on August 26, 2003 at 09:19:11

If it's your first gun, I would just get a baseline Spyder without a regulator, gauges, or any extras. Just the bottom line, gas-through, and Low Pressure Chamber.
Even a low line gun generally plays better than an intro player. When you improve, you will most likely go out and get a good after-market regulator (or any other extra) regardless of if your Spyder already came with one. Net result, 90% of the time the Spyder extras are a waste of money in the long run.
: Hey.I am deciding i f i want a spyder shutter or flash as my 1st gun.Is a flash too good for my first gun?Please answer fast I need to know really soon.thanks

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: If it's your first gun, I would just get a baseline Spyder without a regulator, gauges, or any extras. Just the bottom line, gas-through, and Low Pressure Chamber. : Even a low line gun generally plays better than an intro player. When you improve, you will most likely go out and get a good after-market regulator (or any other extra) regardless of if your Spyder already came with one. Net result, 90% of the time the Spyder extras are a waste of money in the long run. : : Hey.I am deciding i f i want a spyder shutter or flash as my 1st gun.Is a flash too good for my first gun?Please answer fast I need to know really soon.thanks

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