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: : I use a remote line, cuz my 20 oz tank is heavy like crazy! If you do that, you dont need to buy a drop foreward! also, to even the balance, get a new Evolution II hopper from Vl, they are very nice, I tried one, and it helps the balance on a remoteed marker greatly, although they're also pricy, which may be bad, especially since we use spyders, and aint usually the richest people around, LOL : Yo, for those of you who do have a few bucks, and still love spyders, you can get it milled to reduce weight. Get a small tank and play at a field that gives unlimited refills, or get a couple of small tanks. I don't like remote lines, I;ve had a few bad experiences with them in tourneys. The following is a list of things that will add weight to your gun and where, since you haven't listed your set-up or anything, but hey, no prob. : Tank: If direct feed, front/mid : If bottom line, back : If remote, none : If drop forw., mid. : Frame: Standard, very little in back : Electric, back : Hopper: VL 200, n/m weight, but n/m feed : Agitated hopper, Mid : : I have a compact 2000, no sight rail, esp classic, 12v revy w/ jt slammer collar, 42-300 steel n2, and 68-3000 CF n2. I have a core drop forward, (7" forward, 3" drop). And a few other things. My point is, my gun is nearly perfectly balanced at the front of the trigger. Whatever, it's balanced well, and if i talk anymore, my fingers will fall off, so HTH. Later.