air force condor in 25

[wethy]

who would you guys recommend to have an airforce condor in 25 tuned? Have a friend who bought one think he needs it tuned to shoot right at 75 to 100 yards wants a scope mounted and dialed in too. thanks we are new to the pcp world so down the hole we go lol

 

[MrP]

TalonTunes keeps coming up when I have been learning about airforce products. 

 

[wethy]

I too have been reading the same. I sent them an e'mail he's also thinking about putting a night scope on it. Any recommendations on where to start? He/s thinking the 75 yards and so

 

[nitrowoodtic]

Do you have a chronograph? This will help a lot.
Does it have an adjustable top hat?
placing shims or a thin O ring behind the top hat helps maintain more consistent power.
The Condor is hold sensitive. Have a light touch.. The frame flexes pretty easy so avoid using a bipod

The condor can be very accurate if you improve power consistency, slow down the projectile (900-850 fps), and be mindful of the hold sensitivity. 


I have an Alteros regulator on mine with a Talon Tunes adjustable top hat. My one piece scope mount also improves ridgidity of frame, but doesn’t eliminate the flex.

 

[ChrisUSA]

"down the hole we go",............. Best wishes on finding what you are after. I would like a Condor or Talon myself.

 

[Leatherman]

Talon Tunes helped me with parts and advice. Best money I spent was on a Mad Dog Stock. Changes the whole feel of the gun and eliminates the flex and hold sensitivity of the stock frame. Get the top hat with the interchangeable inserts to tune it to the ammo you want to use either from AirForce guns or from Talon Tunes. You will need a chronograph if you want to do it yourself but by the way your post states you want someone else to do it , so you will need to decide what you want to do with the gun and then decide what ammo you want to use and then once done you will have to stick with that or if your lucky you will find a couple other pellets or slugs that will work . The fun thing about this sport is tinkering with different ammo and settings on the gun to see what your particular gun likes. There are a lot posts on AirForce guns around that have tons of information on tuning and ammo suggestions for the Condor. Since your new to this do as much reading as you can and watch Utube videos on the Condor to educate yourself and again decide what you want to do with the gun. The top hat inserts make the AirForce guns very tunable with different types of ammo. Mine likes heavy JSB pellets and The 42 grain Rat Sniper Slugs , now FX Hybrid Slugs going fast using the wide open top hat with out any inserts. Changing to a smaller orface insert and I can shoot lighter pellets at slower speeds and quieter too with less recoil and a little better accuracy. But my Condor is set up for the larger varmits and that is where it will stay.