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Kingman Group is a manufacturer of paintball markers; including Spyder, Raven, and Java brands, all of which (except Java) produce markers and clothing for paintball players.

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Metode operasi

The parts that make up the tubular blowback are piled up are body, fuel triggers, bolts, attackers/hammers, valves, valve pins, cup seals, main springs, and valve springs.

When tilted, in the lower tube, the main spring provides forward pressure on the striker, which in turn is held in place by the trigger trigger, the valve spring provides backward pressure on the valve pin which closes the valve with the cup seal, thus holding the air/CO ₂. In the top tube sat the bolts attached to the stick to the striker and paintball sitting in the room held in place by the detent.

When the trigger is pulled, the launcher releases the striker, which flies forward propelled by the main spring. When it reaches the forward boundary the journey affects the valve springs, thus pushing back the cupseal and opening the valve. Air/CO ₂ is released, part of its volume is sent upwards into the bolt, which has now pushed paintball into the barrel. This volume pushes the paint ball through the air. The rest of the gas pressure forced him against the striker, pushing him against the main push and all the way back through the sear rearranged the striker to his resting position, at the same time the valve spring pushed the pin and cupseal forward to close the valve and reset the system for the next shoot.

Trigger triggers can be released either by mechanical forces, called mechanical markers, or by electro-magnetic solenoid in electronic markers.

Clone

The Stacked-tubed blowback system was first created by PMI for their PMI-III, then renamed to VM-68.

Due to the popularity of Spyders and the availability of their parts, many manufacturers have produced products similar to Spyders. This usage is almost identical to the internal parts and parts of Spyders. Some of these clones may even have higher quality/performance for Spyder, while some may be cheaper or less qualified.

This mechanism is used by most low-end mechanical and electronic markers and can be easily identified by double-stacked tube bodies.

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Current Models

Classic Series

New & amp; Pilots The new generation Electra and Pilot electric markers were introduced to the Spyder community in 2008. They were designed with shorter bodies back to old-style valves and striker systems in the past, replacing the second-gen gene valve system used at RS & amp. ; VS markers. They are equipped with regulators and run at a relative low pressure of 300psi from the box. This generation Spyder is a simple version that is short and comfortable, lightweight, fast with advanced electronics and has about any upgrades from the past including metal locking feeders.

Spyder Xtra: Xtra is an entry-level mechanical marker featuring two-finger triggers, expansion spaces, and tilting Bolt Delrin.
Spyder Fenix: Another low-end marker. Two-finger trigger feature, gas-thru foregrip, and tilting Delrin Bolt.
Spyder Victor: The most basic Spyder marker. Two-finger trigger feature, and Pull Pin Top Cocking Delrin Bolt.

MR Spyder Series

The MR series markers are designed for woodsball players or scenarios, and feature a mil-sim-style body with a choice of matte black or olive green matte colors. The MR1 Spyder is a basic MR marker and features a removable stock and fully mechanical action (though there is an electronic version) similar to most mechanical Spyders.

The Spyder MR2 is an electronic marker, and is the first military-style electronic marker designed by Kingman Group. Similar to mechanical Spyder MR1, it has an offset feed neck for sightings such as a rifle, 12-inch brake barrel, anti-double feed to prevent misoading and matte black finishing. In contrast to MR1, however, MR2 has an elevated vision rail to facilitate the installation of scope or vision, ACS 2.0 seconds but generation of anti-chop bolt and snap grip bolt which removes the outer motion of the bolt during firing.

Being an electronic paintball marker, MR2 uses a 9.6 V rechargeable battery that comes with the purchase. It features automatic, semi-automatic, and burst fire modes that can easily be changed at any time using a fire activation level behind the gun handle. Can shoot at 25 balls per second in semi-automatic burn mode. It also has a two-finger trigger (or dual trigger) for a semi-automatic quick shoot.

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The VS series was released in 2006 and directed to new tournament speedball players or medium recreation players. Spyder VS1 is an electronic marker with eyes, featuring semi-automatic mode and 3 rounds as standard.

Spyder VS2 is a stacked tube blowback marker - featuring a 12-inch Spyder barrel labeled, an unlimited trigger system with "3G" Spyder technology, and a valve that enables markers to operate as LP (low pressure) systems. In addition, this includes the anti-chop, on/off, and the coating mode selector on the grip frame of the marker. The marker is capable of firing 25 balls per second. Body kit is available for red, blue, green, and yellow VS2. The Dream Scenarios, Tadao, and Virtues all make the board compatible with VS2, the latter being the universal Spyder council.

The Spyder VS3 improves on VS2 with "Rocking Trigger". The VS Spyder series is available in many colors, and allows users to purchase a body kit that can be interchanged between VS2 and VS3.

The RS Spyder line, using "SE Technology" (Synergy Engineered Technology), which they claim can reduce barrel breaks. There are two models, RS, and RSX. RS is the cheaper of both and can operate on CO ₂ or HPA at about 300 PSI. RSX is the higher end of both, and according to Kingman's claim, it can only operate on HPA at a pressure of 250 PSI. In addition, they include membrane buttons, and RSX contains Tadao Technologies circuit boards which are usually upgraded aftermarket for other markers.

Spyder Flash: Spyder Marker comes with an electronic trigger frame that uses electro-magnets to roam and release the striker to fire the marker. Flash is capable of shooting in a variety of activation modes via the switch mode switch-on switch set. Electronics is powered by a single 9.6 volt NiMH rechargeable battery. The charger is connected to the charger port located at the back of the trigger handle. It also uses innovative barrel inserts and rear cocking with an often maligned aluminum bolt guard.
Spyder Electra/w ACS: Electro-mechanical marker with Anti-Chop Bolt (ACS), electronic trigger frame (CAMD v3.0), 30 bps (spherical per second) shoot and shake trigger.
Spyder Imagine: Low-end electro mechanics with IPI System (Intelligent Push-Button Indicator)
Spyder Fenix â€‹â€‹ACS: Feature regulator with gauges, electronic trigger frame (CAMD v2.0), and Anti-Chop anti-clutch (ACS) bolt that helps prevent cuts.
Pilot ACS Spyder: Low-end electro mechanical marker equipped with electronic trigger frame (CAMD) with Semi-Auto up to 20 bps in 3 bursts, 6 bursts, and Full Auto mode. It also has a top-tilt venturi bolt. The gun has a no-lub bolt, a Vertical Spyder pilot, but displays a different body and Anti-Chop bolt (ACS) that helps prevent different cutting and frame triggers (CAMD v2.0). It has a semi to 20bps, 3 burst, 6-burst, or full auto up to 13bps.
Rodeo Spyder: Rodeo Spyder is a mechanical semi-automatic marker equipped with a Regulator that improves consistency, two-finger trigger, and rear locking. It also features a milled aluminum body.
Spyder TL and TL Plus: A semi-automatic mechanical marker featuring a new one, for the moment, a slim body, two-finger trigger, and rear-tilt, leaving behind the longer side-cocking mechanisms behind.
Spyder Aggressor: One of the previous markers, featuring quick-strip pins, rear cocking, vertical feeds, and two-finger triggers.
Spyder ONE/Classic: The earliest version of the spyder. Comes with one-finger and side-cocking triggers. Characterized by their silver bodies with black trigger frame and powerfeed tube.
Spyder Compact 2 in 1: Compact 2000 popular paintball gun similar to a detachable bottom line. Length with barrel: 17 "Weight: 1.8 pound Features include: Semi-automatic action, Powerfeed, 45 grip with rubber handle cover, second generation venturi bolt, anti-double feed, JAVA edition anode, double trigger, mini lift rail sight, low pressure chamber, vertical ASA or bottomline arrangement, external speed regulator, aluminum barrel with muzzle break, filter system, composite trigger frame, quick disconnection, stripping of T-pin field.
Raven Nexion: Low-end electronic sign. Regulatory features, vertical feedback, electronic LCD trigger frame with 4 startup modes, and can operate on CO ₂ or HPA
Raven Primal: High-end electronic markers. Has an SDE (Solenoid Direct Electro) system, reactive response triggers, inline regulator with gauges, and low pressure regulator.