| - The Kingman Spyder E-99 | | | | using another bolt. These modifications can also quiet |
| The Kingman Spyder E-99 is a fast gun, durable and | | | | the gun down a bit. |
| can be upgraded and modified to increase its | | | | Taking care of your marker is an essential aspect of |
| performance level. The Spyder E-99 is a gun that can | | | | owning any paintball gun, and this should hold true for |
| perform out on the field, but will not cost you a lot of | | | | your Spyder E-99. The Spyder E-99 has to be well |
| money. Priced at about $140-160, the Spyder E-99 | | | | maintained, clean and should always be well oiled since |
| performs well on the recreational field and can hold its | | | | the internal parts of this marker are very likely to be |
| own when used for tournament paintball games. | | | | scratched. The Spyder E-99 is relatively easy to field |
| The Spyder E-99 has an electronic trigger frame with | | | | strip so cleaning it should be quick and easy. |
| modes of semi automatic, three round, six round, and | | | | A Spyder E-99 when used right out of the box will |
| full auto. It is a double triggered paintball marker with a | | | | only give you a so-so performance. To get the best |
| low pressure chamber and an expansion chamber | | | | out of this gun, you will need to do some upgrades. |
| located in the fore grip. The Spyder E-99 has a vertical | | | | Replace the hopper with a 12 volt electro hopper to |
| feed and an anti-double feed mechanism. It runs on a | | | | avoid chopping. You will also need to replace the barrel |
| 9.6 volt battery and comes with a charger. It is | | | | and the bolt. To improve the gun's consistency, try |
| available in black and blue colors. | | | | using compressed air instead of CO2 and you should |
| The Spyder E-99 is a fast gun; however its speed can | | | | also purchase a regulator for this marker. |
| cause you a few problems unless you modify the gun | | | | - The Kingman Spyder Fenix |
| after purchase. Due to its speed, you might end up | | | | The Kingman Spyder Fenix is a gun that is tops in its |
| with a lot of chopped balls. To prevent this from | | | | own category. It is better than any gun that is classified |
| happening, you will need to buy a better hopper to | | | | below it but not as good as the markers classified |
| keep up with your marker's speed. You may also | | | | above it. |
| need to use compressed air or a regulator since the | | | | The Spyder Fenix is great to look it, will do the job it is |
| Spyder E-99 also tends to chop balls due to spikes of | | | | supposed to do, and is will also provide for numerous |
| the air pressure. The Spyder E-99 is also rather | | | | upgrades, allowing the gun to grow with you. If you are |
| selective when it comes to the paintballs you use. | | | | looking for a full auto marker that is mid ranged in price, |
| Cheap paintballs are inclined to breaking when used | | | | then the Spyder Fenix is for you. This gun is priced at |
| with the Spyder E-99. | | | | $220 - $250. The original Spyder Fenix is no longer in |
| This marker is reasonably accurate; however, you can | | | | production; however, Kingman has newer versions out |
| also do better by upgrading to another barrel and by | | | | in the market today. |