Just found a Choker Screw Spyder!

[Tarsun2]

"thats mint, boys".

i feel like im not using the modern lingo correctly lol.

ill still have to unpack my entire collection. I bought a house about 3 years ago and told myself that i would post at the collectors corner when i went through them all.

[MrKittyCatMeowFace]

"thats mint, boys".

i feel like im not using the modern lingo correctly lol.

ill still have to unpack my entire collection. I bought a house about 3 years ago and told myself that i would post at the collectors corner when i went through them all.

F***** Mint! .

[Gradyfest]

A couple of years ago it was on GW scottieb, attached to a different gun though. It’s the only one I’ve seen for sale still, had to have it. I always figure I’m bidding against you guys on here when those things come up. Just how I know I beat you in the auction that included that Vortex barrel. But all wanted out of that was the crono, worked out for both of us still, lol.

[Gradyfest]

So that guns rare parts and some not so are:

- Obviously the choker screw receiver w/original long sight rail
- Bob Long knuckle buster frame
- Diamond Labs Stainless Steel cocking knob
- Unknown brand quick breakdown screws (er whatever u call them)
- Grey Spyder Sport grips
- Unknown brand old long metal ball detent cover (this might be the hardest to find rarest piece actually)
- Unknown brand powerfeed plug with ring
- Unknown brand vertical ASA adapter
- Taso rear velocity adjuster (RVA)

[scottieb]

I agree on the metal detent cover. Those are tough to find for the old Spyders.

[Gradyfest]

The internals are nothing to special, a unknown brand bolt and metal spring guide, with a light spring I just tossed in. The valve is a magnaport.

[Tarsun2]

nice score