I have a Spyder Compact 2000 paintball gun that has a low pressure chamber on it. I was wondering what it did for the paintball gun. If I wanted to add an expansion chamber, would it due the same thing as the low pressure chamber, or would I want to keep both?

All help would be greatly appreciated.

Best reply by nerdcore:

The LPC doesn’t actually do anything. Kingman (they make Spyders) claimed it stores air/gas for quicker recharging when shooting but it’s just extra space. If you notice on newer spyders, they’ve gotten rid of the LPC.

The expansion chamber would replace the foregrip on the gun, not the LPC. You really don’t ever have to do anything with the LPC.

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I want to start selling paintball equipment on ebay and I want to know how to start, where to get product for low prices so I can make a profit.
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I also don’t have a lot of money to start.

Best reply by DL:

Ebay is super saturated, it is harder then ever to sell on ebay unless u have a super low price, I mean low… I would google paintball manufactures. You will get a lot of info on who is manufacturing the equipment you want. That is the best way to get the lowest price, you have to purchase directly from the manufacture. The only draw back is most of the time you will have to purchase a high qty but if you have the money to do that it will pay off at the end. good luck.

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I’m looking for a low price, good quality paintball gun that comes with the basic accessories, ie mask and hopper and tank. Nothing to pricey and no pumps.

Best reply by FR3AK_60:

You can’t go wrong with brands like Tippman or Kingman. These both offer a range of models that will most likely fit your budget, remember though, you get what you pay for.

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I’m wondering how bad paintball hurts compared to airsoft. I’m 14, but I am a huge wimp, but I also want to start paintball. I’ve been hit by an airsoft gun from about 20 feet away, and I thought it hurt a little bit. It wasn’t close to making me cry, but it stung a bit. I have a very low pain tolerance, and I want to know what getting hit by a paintball feels like, and what it relates to. I need a lot of help.

Best reply by shadowonthesun:

Before you go and buy anything, visit a local field and rent some gear, play a few games, and then you’ll know what it’s like to get shot. I play paintball frequently and don’t consider getting hit to be painfull, but I have a high pain tolerance and I haven’t played airsoft so I can’t give you a good comparison. Best way to figure out if paintball is your thing is to try it yourself. Just wear loose clothing and an extra shirt. Might also be a good idea to contact the field and see if they have beginner days/nights so you don’t run into some speedball nut who’s going to shoot the crap out of you. Most fields are generally well run and take into consideration the experience level of players.

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