Bob Long Victory V-COM

The V-COM uses a modular engine design that lets you physically swap the internal bolt assembly. You can switch between the spool valve engine for a smoother, quieter shot and the poppet valve engine for better gas efficiency, all without needing any tools.

Yes, because the two engines operate at different pressures, you will need to adjust your settings. The spool engine runs at 155 psi, while the poppet engine requires 210 psi, so always verify your pressure settings after making the swap.

The internal air line design is highly reliable and actually simplifies maintenance by removing external hoses that can snag or leak. It creates a cleaner, more streamlined profile that is less prone to damage during aggressive play.

It depends on your priorities. If you want a softer shot signature that is easier on fragile paint, the spool valve is the better choice. If you are playing in colder weather or need maximum shots per tank, the poppet valve is generally more efficient.

Absolutely. The On/Off ASA allows you to depressurize the marker completely before removing your air tank, which prevents wear on your tank's O-ring and makes it much safer and easier to detach your air system.