As there are multiple different Spyder paintball markers to choose from, there are also many accessories to choose as well.  While Spyder provides both competition and tactical markers, there are accessories available for both; however, they are not necessarily compatible with each other.  Considering this, it’s important to note which Spyder marker the particular accessory you’re interested in is compatible with before buying.

There are several tactical accessories available for Spyder competition style guns, however they fit mostly older models.  Carbine buttstocks and even the flex-air buttstock will work with the Spyder Pilot and Victor I and II.  Magazine expansion chambers are fun upgrades as they not only give your marker a customized military look, but also make it fire more consistently. 

These are also only available for the Spyder Victor I and II and a few of the older model guns.  Unfortunately, there are few, if any tactical modification parts for Spyder’s current competition style markers, the Electra, Sonix, and Xtra.

Fortunately, the Spyder MRI is still in production and very much the flagship of Spyder’s tactical line.  The built-in rails of this marker make it readily accessible for many customization options; there are numerous cheap accessories to buy.  The new Spyder MR4 was also made with nearly all of its surfaces covered by rails for the same options.  Buttstocks, barrels, hand guards, flashlights, grips, lasers and sights of all kinds will fit either of these tactical paintball markers.