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Originally Posted by kill-n-spree Why would you throw the Victory out there? It is not even the same type of gun. The Vic is a Marq. A marq is a inline poppit valve gun the Rev-i is a dump/spool. Of course the Vic is more efficient, it is a poppit. The engine in the Vic has a bunch of o-rings, a poppit and the rev-i has only one moving part with 3 o-rings. |
I was responding to the quote below where the OP was commenting on the difficulty removing the bolt. Factoring in the price range of his original post, I thought the victory was an excellent alternative as my supercharged victory I bought here on MCB was 750 used. He never said he preferred one valve over the other and I was just offering an alternative within the same price range that could (note could) give better performance.
I have owned both the Rev-I and the Victory and while I liked the Rev-I, especially with all the extras, I switched because of increased efficiency and the ease of bolt removal, as I mentioned. I feel dangerous powers is one of the best manufacturers in the industry, providing a wonderful product for a realistic price. I have owned Fusion, f8, threshold and Rev-i before and was always impressed. I think that for that price range, a used Victory would be a better purchase.
**NOTE- Look for my review of the Victory in the Next Paintball news!**
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Originally Posted by madweazl I dont think the bolt removal is difficult at all from what I've seen in videos however, if you break a ball in the breach it is far more difficult to clean on the field because you need the T handled allen wrench for removal. This is the only hang up for me really; I broke a ball on the Mini last weekend and was hosed the rest of the round because I couldnt pull the bolt out on the field for a quick cleaning. |