Posted by: Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont on April 16, 2003 at 11:26:44

The spyder sear is surface hardened steel. You grind, polish, etc., you remove that hardened surface. Then it wears quickly. You can get a real hair trigger and then you promptly have a 35 rps full auto when the sear wears down just a little more. I wore out a Spyder sear over 10 years of play. It was REAL Sweet just before it went to a permanent full auto. I would have a brand new sear in your spare parts box so you can change it out when your 'Modified' sear wears. If it worked, there would be an aftermarket sear available considering the millions of spyders sold over that last 15 years. Why would some enterprising capitalist pass up that opportunity? But paintballers like you and me can't help but ponder it. I have a design for a aftermarket sear. All I need is a lathe to build one and see if it works. Got access to one? We can build two and then go find some enterprising capitalist to send us a royality check every month.

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