Spyder paintball guns are directed at the beginning or intermediate paintball player. They are very common and relatively inexpensive.
1. Spyder Victor
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The Victor is the base model in Kingman's Spyder lineup but still comes with a bottom line and easy-out bolt. It is incredibly simple to use and maintain and costs less than $60.
2. Spyder Sonix
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One step below the Xtra in features and price, the Sonix comes with an easy-out bolt and metal foregrip. It is very easy to maintain and performs very well considering it can be found for less than $70.
3. Spyder Xtra
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Spyder does a great job with its entry-level paintball guns and the Xtra is a great example. It comes with a drop forward, expansion chamber and easy-out bolt. It shoots well and is very easy to maintain. The Xtra can be found for around $80.
4. Spyder MR1
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The MR1 is Spyder's entry-level woodsball marker with a tactical rail and stock. It is designed to be customized yet is still easy to be cared for and maintained. It commonly is found for just less than $100.
5. Spyder Pilot
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The Pilot is a well-rounded electro-mechanical paintball gun with a good variety of firing modes and a good range of features. It's a reliable choice for the beginner or for whoever wants a light, simple paintball gun to shoot.
6. Spyder VS1
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Spyder's Vision Series are electro-mechanical paintball guns that come equipped with eyes to reduce chops. The VS1 includes a basic electronic grip with semi-automatic and 3-shot burst firing modes. It is lightweight, simple to use and a good choice if you are limited to CO2.
