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getting a spyder flash as quiet as possible on a b

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Posted by:
theoldman
on February 21, 2003 at 22:02:38

i know a little bit about getting the tippman 98 custom real quiet on a budget. my son has a new spyder flash, to me sounds like a cannon every time he fires his marker and he wants to make it quiet but every time i talk to him about going low pressure(high cost) he says no. guys and girls how can i make his spyder quiet(will not mount one of my barrel extensions) and not spend a ton of money..thanks

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Low pressure & Barrel Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont 12:05:22 03/01/03 (0)

J&J Ceramic barrel Andrew "Spyder_Technician" M 22:05:49 02/24/03 (0)

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: i know a little bit about getting the tippman 98 custom real quiet on a budget. my son has a new spyder flash, to me sounds like a cannon every time he fires his marker and he wants to make it quiet but every time i talk to him about going low pressure(high cost) he says no. guys and girls how can i make his spyder quiet(will not mount one of my barrel extensions) and not spend a ton of money..thanks

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