Spyder Victor Paintball Gun

Kingman Spyder Victor

The Spyder Victor is the newest iteration of the Spyder Paintball Guns and it carries on their tradition. The Spyder Victor is the ultimate entry level paintball gun. Featuring quick disassembly, ease of use, and a no nonsense functionality this gun is sure to bring a smile to your face when you hit the paintball field. This gun is fantastic to use no matter the kind of paintball you play being at home anywhere on the field this gun is even great for playing with friends and family on your private land. The gun is light weight featuring a stack tube design that is still small enough to keep weight down. The double trigger of the Spyder Victor is smooth and easy to pull not needing incredible effort to pull. The gun shoots great too, when you pull that trigger and feel the marker go off you know you are shooting and that is a great feeling. It is efficient too, able to get over 1000 shots off of a 20 ounce CO2 tank. Definitely cannot go wrong picking the Spyder Victor as your first paintball marker!

 

Spyder Victor Setup

Setting up your Spyder Victor is a snap. Running great on either CO2 or Compressed Air, the air tank screws easily into the ASA located at the bottom of the grip frame and gases up effortlessly. After you have aired up your gun your next step is to pull the bolt back cocking the gun, this is achieved by grabbing the pin sticking out of the top of the gun and pulling it back until it clicks into the firing position. Once you have your air tank situated on the marker next up is installing your hopper. The Spyder Victor with its double trigger can shoot pretty quick but a 200 Round Hopper from GenX will get the job. The Victor comes standard with a clamping feed neck capable of gripping any hopper you choose to put on it from a Dye Primo Loader to a Dye R2 hopper. With a simple tightening of the screw located on the feed neck you can adjust so that your Spyder Victor will hold tight any hopper you choose to use on it. Once the tank and hopper are on the gun all you have left to do is take the safety off, which is located conveniently above the trigger on the grip frame. Adjusting the velocity of your Spyder Victor is a piece of cake, located at the back of the gun in the small black cap located on the bottom tube of the gun is a screw, turn the screw in speed goes up, turn the screw out and the speed goes down, simple right? Always set the speed of your Spyder Victor to whatever the paintball field you play at allows. After all of this has been accomplished you're ready to play some paintball!

 

What's Included With the Victor?

The Spyder Victor comes from the factory with everything you need to make the gun work. Barrel is already attached in the packaging. You will also find a small parts kit in the package with enough O-rings to rebuild the whole gun once. You will also find a barrel plug which is a safety device that you put in the end of your barrel to catch any paintballs you might accidentally fire when you are not playing. Last up will be the manual for the gun, it covers most of the basics you need to know to operate your Spyder Victor.