"Condor homemade full automatic"

very cool, I have owned 3 talon ss , only have 1 now, while they are accurate, I never liked the single shot, I like the bare metal look in the vid..

5000 usd the kit lol

A wild couple of videos as are the guys testing the rifle out. I think if AirForce would take note and just make the AirForce rifle magazine fed it would make it a more appealing rifle to me. Bill

Those aren't AirForce. They are Asian Counterfeits. Copying is one thing but copying and putting the manufacturers name on the item is counterfeiting!

Counterfeits for sure.. Sadly it seems they fixed somethings AF do not bother to fix. I could not care less about magazines or not but seeing how much I love AF platforms I just HATE weak thin frames.. They could fix that so easily and probably even cut costs with faster machining.. 

Simply amazing how in some parts of this world, people can make a gun, out of a tin can! Very talented indeed. I wonder what some of these Guys could do in a fully equipped modern machine shop? Might be scary!

I have no problem with single shot air guns

I wonder why a full auto air gun is wanted?

Legislators will get involved if we're not careful. 

Man, I’d love to work in an environment like that, so safety minded. Just work on a gun, turn a screwdriver, spin around on your chair, and just fire off a full auto Airgun right from your work station into the shop, lol



What Cootertwo made point on was spot on. These backwoods, underground shops with barely any equipment producing stuff like this. Crazy. Can you imagine what could be made if full access to a machine shop, along with training, what these guys could come up with?

Did anyone catch what country they were from? I thought the Philippines, but I had trouble recognizing the language.

You’re right @Bigragu these guys resourcefulness and craftsmanship is amazing considering the tools they have. Same with guys from phils. Those East Asian guys are known for producing good stuff with minimal tools. Like real life macgyvers haha

These fellas are from Indonesia 

I had watched a show some time back where 2 dudes were making 1911s with simple tools. The craftsmanship was impressive. The guys were doing it to provide for their family. Just how it is in other places of the world. They were being sold as ghost guns and most went to the US. 

That is hilarious ! One guy blasting away in the shop spraying LED right past his buddy three feet away cranking out more of those things doesn't even raise an eyebrow.

Ah yes the good old days before OSHA

hahaha, it looks like their backstop to test in the shop is the bathroom also.

outside of that, i would really want to get my hands on one of these. i do dislike that they throw the airforce logo on there, but i could paint over it

LOL thats nuts. My brother has a Condor...hmmm....