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Re: Electronic trigger frame?
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Posted by WARPIG Tech on September 30, 2002 at 10:49:29:

In Reply to: Electronic trigger frame? posted by Sniper_Bob on September 28, 2002 at 14:54:23:

: I resently bought a Spyder SE from a friend and was thinking of putting a electronic trigger frame on it (probly the spirt).
: Would it work and make my gun adjustable (3 round burst, 6 round burst, semi auto, and fully auto)?

That depends entirely on the specific electronic grip you choose.

:and is it worth the $ or should i just buy a new electronic gun like the spyder e99

IMHO, "Is it worth it" always boils down to what your money is worth to you. It's always going to have the same performance of the Spyder - a blowback semi-auto - the main difference will be a faster, lighter, easier to pull trigger. The extra modes are not legal at most paintball fields.

See you on the field,
-Bill Mills

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