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Nelspot 007 was patented in the 60's or 70's... By nelson paint company. (And the 707 outdates that from the 1950's)

JB, you are about as close as anyone has come...

Oh, and are you referring to the Panther VTS as the semi they made as Indian Creek Engineering, which was later changed to Indian Creek Designs?

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not sure just remeber reading about it somewhere, i think it was silver and resembled an alley cat.

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Panther VTS vas ICE's semi.. I had one for a while, and was one of the best guns I have owned.

(http://www.vintagerex.com/cgi-bin/index ... %20Designs)

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I knew a guy who used alley cats for rentals and said they are the most reliable guns he's encountered (although he used a spyder himself). I've never had one but I assume by looking at them they are similar to tippmanns? They just don't seem tall enough to be stacked tube.

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Different from both a tippman and a spyder. The valve is vertical in the bottom tray / grip frame, and is depressed by the hammer coming forward in the single tube via a 45 degree surface.

The velocity is handled in 3 ways, via the spring, a choke on the valve (like the tippman guns) and a re-cock jet. This also lets you tune for the least amount of "recoil" in the gun, and allows it to operate quieter (even on liquid CO2, which is how I ran mine). Ask Phoenix, he shot mine and liked it.

That post was me ^^

For those that still cant guess... The Line SI Promaster - http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 74193&rd=1

Almost every part in it can be replaced by a spyder version... Great gun at the time.

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there is a good full magazine on the origins of paintball, key changing points, etc. I can't remember which one of the mags it was in, but i read it and found it interesting.

might want to check it out.

lates,

J.T.

Interesting article, but their editor needs to do some fact checking. They have a Nalson 707 listed as a 007 (big differenbce) and a Sheridan pump as a WGP Sniper.

thats just the buzz the guys over at mcarterbrown.com had, I have to get to the store and pick one up, looks promising.

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Who Invented the first spyder and in what year?

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Ill give you all a hint.. its the same company as the last Spyder

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