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ADN Splyse
The Splyse was meant to be a modernized version of the Spyder MR5, a design I loved but needed some changes. The Splyse was meant to bring the reliability of a regulated stack tube blow back with the DAM mag platform.
The Splyse had some unique features to it:
1. Used a DAM Magwell
2. Used Azodin or Spyder internals
3. Had built into the body a space for the I-fit or Python Paintball sizers.
4. Could take a variety of trigger frames, valves, and regulators.
Due to it's high cnc production cost and weight the splyse was only made in a limited number. I don't recall exactly but there are probably only about 20 out there.
Autococker Barrel Threads
Autococker Barrel Threads
Autococker Barrel Threads
Of course it is. What else could it have ever been?
11/16 Blow Back Valve
Autococker Barrel Threads
Autococker Barrel Threads
Easier to mill as well as gives more valve volume for lower pressures.
Low or High Pressure
Autococker Barrel Threads
Low or High Pressure
Depending on the valve used the splyse could go as low as 350 psi and as high as 850+psi depending the setup.
Fits Azodin Parts
Integrated Sizer Kit
Low or High Pressure
The Splyse body was designed around Azodin parts. At the time they were pretty low priced markers so it was easy to find one to convert to magfed using the splyse body kits.
D23 and DAM Mags
Integrated Sizer Kit
Integrated Sizer Kit
The splyse was built to use the ADN D23 which was the first DAM compatible continuous magazine made for market.
Integrated Sizer Kit
Integrated Sizer Kit
Integrated Sizer Kit
The splyse body held python sizer kits inside just before the barrel allowing for step boring and my personal favorite multistep boring allowing for high accuracy.
ADN Splyse in the wild
