Posted by: Visith on October 27, 2003 at 12:10:08

Guys, Want to play paintball again before I leave (for Ft. Benning), but I sold most of my stuff and am starting all over again. Don't want to waste alot of money like I did before. The only thing I have right now is an old Spyder Compact and stock barrel, with a VL Revolution. The barrel is missing an o ring so if you know where I can get these please let me know. A CO2 tank will screw into the body, vertically. But I have quit CO2. The performance I want from my marker is: 1) Dependability in Cold Weather 2) Accuracy 3) Range in that order. What do I need to do, and how do I do it without spending too much? Another question I have is, do long barrels help with accuracy? From your experiences, which paintballs: - Have thin shells to break on a torso at long ranges? - Have thick shells to cut through brush for close range shots in the forest? - Work best in cold weather? Thanks guys

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