Watch & Discuss the Airforce Condor SS!

Nice review

Hi Steve and friends, the Condor SS looks like a sniper and man does that thing hit hard... Do you know if there are regulators for it? Oh, and my number is 555.

sweet review like always. i have an escape in.22 and with JSB Diabolo exact jumbo heavy 18.13gr power wheel set on 5 can pretty much shot one big hole at 50yrds. but it a bit on the loud side unshrouded . like how quite it is and size of the tank. in closing a very well built gun would like to add another to my arsenal 

I like the simplicity of the design

Great combination being both lightweight-compact yet still powerful and accurate. Nice review!

Sounds like a nice hunter! I would like a repeater magazine for it . Do they have them?

Only single shot for now everyone's asking that so I'm sure that they're going to make one sooner or later

My number is 187

Does anyone know if the tank is cf?

Very cool looking gun. Would like to have in my collection. Have always liked the clean look. 

I love mine. Would never look at a Marauder again.

I doubt there will be a multi shot version. The base design doesn't lend itself to a magazine. They certainly not a target gun, but they can be tuned to compete with guns like the FX Royale, Streamline and other higher end PCPs. As for being a field gun, you cant go any better in my opinion. They are rugged, easily serviced and tuned and built like a tank. Only thing to watch closely are the four set screws holding the barrel on. 

I own a Condor SS and a Talon SS. Both good guns that have earned their place in my safe. 

Jamie

I've had the TalonP but this Condor SS is a power house and I like the fact you can easily adjust the power for whatever can of shooting you want to do.

SilentReignDoes anyone know if the tank is cf?

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Tanks are not carbon fiber.
But that is actually a good thing as it balances out the gun

Really impressive power for a .22 at a great price with decent accuracy, though i think a .25 would be better for hunting do to the pellet surface area.

Thing is a beast!

I'm looking forward to my first Air Force PCP, and this brute would be perfect!

You put your # guess in the wrong thread buddy.

Steve, might be the best reviewer to date that I have watched but one key note on the air force guns is that they are covered by a life warranty to the original owner....I would love to hear in every review what type of warranty the consumer gets with each gun. When your talking $1000-$2000 I need to be confident that the product will work and last . My second biggest concern is where in the world will I get my parts for a airgun that is made in another country.

I am a bit confused - I thought air guns had a regulator so it did not matter how much air you have in the tank/bottle. As long as your gauge is in the green it should shoot with the same pressure behind the pellet.

Are these rifled?

I'm also wondering if you could use a really heavy pellet / bullet... like take a .22 bullet fired at high power... ?