I was lucky to even hit the barn…
Finally got my tank filled and went out to see what my new condor would do. well, it grouped the first three pellets fairly well then… POI dropped 6″ and to the left three. I suspect clipping but i can’t shoot in my yard with the shroud off, the cops would be there before the pellet hit the damn target! Hoping to get out to the range Thursday and see if i can get this sorted out.
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You need to put a set screw on the top of the frame opposite of the other one. Holds it a lot better and applies pressure from both sides.
I am not sure who made it, it came with the gun. I will say I’m not impressed with the way it mounts the frame. The tube just slips inside the frame and is locked in place by one setscrew.
Sometimes the shroud may not be made right did you get a reputable person to make your shroud?
Thanks, I’ll try that.
Take your tank off.
Look down the barrel and turn your shroud and see if it eclipses the bore at any point. Find an alignment that is clear and lock shroud down
Also take a sharpie marker and color the inside of your end cap. Shoot and see if the pellet is clipping. Use a magnifying glass and good light to check
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I put three set screw for the shroud I made I put them In a triangle I got tired of bumping it and it would move and mess up. But now I can prouble use it as a walking stick and it will stay alinged.never tried it but I can hold my gun by the shroud and its fine. also my shroud gose into my frame like 2 inches with less the .0001 gap.