Bore size of stock barrel

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  • MrDewtles
    Paintball Magnet
    • Aug 2021
    • 58
    • Northeast

    #1

    Bore size of stock barrel

    I'm thinking of getting a Spyder to put a pump kit on. I'm just wondering what the stock barrel size is.
  • MrDewtles
    Paintball Magnet
    • Aug 2021
    • 58
    • Northeast

    #2
    I should have mentioned. Spyder victor.

    Sorry.

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    • PumpMan10988
      A meow massages the heart
      • Jul 2020
      • 214
      • Michigan

      #3
      Pretty sure all stock Spyder barrels are going to be in the ~.689 range. Probably not small enough to prevent roll outs with any of the the paint I've seen in the last few years.

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      • Hellion360
        Power Lurker
        • Jul 2020
        • 2498

        #4
        A lot of them are 689 or 695.
        You are probably going to want something aftermarket with insert for sizing.
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        • Chaos
          I'm Comin' To Getcha
          • Jul 2020
          • 859

          #5
          If you want the best stock Spyder barrel to use ,track down one of the old brass lined ones. They are usually .685-.688 and can be modded into Freak bored barrels at home with a little heat and a tubing cutter

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          • scottieb
            scottieb commented
            Editing a comment
            ^this. They are smaller bore for the time period. I have quite a few of them and I'm pretty sure the largest is .688.

            With some gentle heating the brass lining will push out.
        • Jsc5150
          Rooster McSizzle
          • Feb 2022
          • 632
          • Norcal

          #6
          Doing the same thing.

          HK Army makes a one piece 681 in spyder threads.
          Better than that is a freak kit.

          I made the stock barrel work with a bit of electrical tape
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