Bob Long Marq Victory Rammer Housing Valve Spring

The Bob Long Marq Victory rammer housing valve spring is crucial for closing the poppet valve after air has been released to fire a paintball. It ensures the valve seats properly and quickly to prevent excess air from escaping, which is necessary for efficient operation and consistent velocity for subsequent shots. 

In the Bob Long Victory's poppet valve system:

• The rammer is propelled forward to strike and open the poppet valve, releasing a burst of compressed air to fire the paintball.

• The valve spring then provides the necessary opposing force to rapidly push the valve back into its closed position, sealing the air chamber. 

The tension of this spring, in combination with other factors like dwell settings and regulator pressure, affects the marker's performance, including:

• Air efficiency: Proper spring tension helps manage how much air is used per shot.

• Consistency: A consistent valve closure leads to more uniform shots and velocity.

• Timing: The spring's force impacts the timing of the firing cycle.