Bob Long Onslaught

The spring-loaded soft-tip bolt acts as an active shock absorber during the firing cycle. This reduces the initial impact force on the paintball, which significantly lowers the chance of barrel breaks when shooting fragile tournament-grade paint.

Not at all. The marker features a tool-less, push-button bolt removal system, allowing you to quickly access the engine for cleaning or lubrication between matches without needing an Allen key.

The Onslaught is designed to be highly efficient by repurposing air that would otherwise be vented. You can expect to shoot approximately 15 pods on a standard 68/4500 HPA tank.

The hose-less design is primarily for ergonomics and a streamlined profile, reducing the number of snag points on the field. It does not negatively impact performance; in fact, it simplifies the internal air routing, making the marker more reliable and easier to handle.

While it is built as a high-performance tournament platform, its reliability and ease of maintenance make it accessible for any player who wants a consistent, modern marker. However, it is an electronic marker, so you will need to be comfortable adjusting settings like velocity and firing modes.

Because this is a high-performance electronic marker, you should pair it with a force-feed hopper. Gravity-fed hoppers will not be able to keep up with the marker's firing rate and will likely cause feeding issues.