Condor – spring force
Does anyone know what the standard Condor main spring force is for the various settings of the Power Wheel ? Or maybe for 0 and 10 ? Or maybe just the the spring specs and the distance the spring is compressed for various Power Wheel settings ?
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I don’t believe AF changes the springs on the 25 and 22 calibers, just the barrels.
It’s probably even the same spring for the Talons too.
Measure the distance the spring is compressed by the power wheel and run the calcs again, that should tell you the difference. 😉
You can always add tension by putting a spacer at the end of the powerwheel and not end up adding weight to the hammer…
ok – so the stock spring on a .25 caliber Condor is:
.975 x 4.00 x .062 wire dia with 8.5 coils and 4.1 lbf
Or is that the stock one for a .22 caliber ?
So many questions. If you are going to run a reg it doesn’t mater. Both mine are set on 0. .25 has a lot stiffer spring and the .22 has as close to stock as I could get. You only need a heavier spring if you have a different valve or you are putting more than 3000 psi in your tank. My stock spring would open my valve, it just wouldn’t open the Blod valve.
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Thanks – still waiting for the gun to be built – maybe by mid August AirForce is saying – ordered mid June – oh well more time to ask questions and get ready