The Shutter Spyder paintball marker is one of the better buys from Spyder paintball guns. Not only is it economical, it comes with a lot of great features that many paintball markers do not come with at the same price. While the Shutter Spyder paintball marker is not the best paintball gun in the world, it is great for beginners and inexperienced or occasional players.

The Shutter Spyder paintball marker has some great benefits and features. It has a double trigger and drop forward, features that not all paintball markers have. It is semi automatic, but does not have an electronic trigger. If you want an electronic trigger you can add one later, but you may be better off just buying a better paintball market than the Spyder paintball marker.

Without the electronic trigger, the dual trigger allows the Spyder paintball market to fire relatively easily and quickly with practice. However, beginners will have a hard time keeping up during play and may benefit more from an automatic paintball gun. The beginner that does use the Spyder paintball marker will likely need practice before actual play in order to keep up in the game.

Other features that the Shutter Spyder paintball marker comes with stock includes built in regulator with gauge for monitoring, expansion chamber, powerfeed, rear-cocking bolt, sight rail with beaver tail, and a tournament velocity adjuster. The Spyder paintball marker is available in a lot of great colors and comes with a one year warranty if you buy it new.

Not all of these features can seem like a good thing, however. The beaver tail and rear cocking bolt are not popular with many experienced paintball players. Additionally, the Powerfeed can be hard to clean, on or off the playing field. Finally, the macroline tends to leak on this Spyder paintball marker, and it may need to be replaced if you play particularly hard with your paintball gun. As with other Spyder paintball guns, the Shutter Spyder paintball marker will likely need a barrel upgrade from the get go.

There are a few great things about the Shutter Spyder paintball marker. First, it is very fuel efficient and the gas tank can last quite a while. Second, you will not need an electric hopper with this paintball marker unless you shoot unusually fast. The Spyder paintball marker rarely chops balls during fire.