Strikeforce Hybrid Package
is there a way to adapt this to a condor?
Would sure be an improvement .
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Doug/Ziton,
1.) Make an adapter to attach to a ETAC that accepts a M4 Buffer tube so you can replace the tank with a M4 buffer tube then you have a stock.
2.) Put a 1/8 elbow to replace the fill nipple on your ETAC and run a short flexable air line to a tank attached under your rifles forearm.
I have toyed with the idea of putting a 2nd tank under the forearm by leaving the AF tank on and put a elbow/line in the ETAC fill port to run to the 2nd tank. This was not to put the AR hardware on, just to have the extra air and to see if it could be done ala Evanix.
Regards,
Roachcreek
Cut it off like I did. I cut it off and the top railright at the grip. Doesn’t bother me anymore.
Rowdy, I shouldn’t have lol’ed
but I lol’ed.
Ziton: I’ve actually looked at that exact same grip before. I have Wok’s grip mod and a Hogue grip on my condor but that damned pointy spine at the end of the gun jams into my hand.
Sure man, just unscrew your tank and threads this in its place and whaloa…
Then you can figure out where to put your charge air LOL…
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Yeah, but if your going to do something along this idea guys, why not just use the tank as is, then on the QF nipple off your Etac or better yet the new angled adapter Tony is breaking to the table; use a short Joe B. micro hose and one of his guppy tanks attached to your belt somewhere or over your shoulder via a back pack setup…
Use the rifle like a flame thrower LOL…
Then you can use the guppy with your normal fill pressure or even get one of Joe’s regulator’s and set it for whatever pressure your rifle likes the best and fill the guppy to the max fill pressure… You will most likely run out of pellets before air, not to mention things to shoot at 🙂
I have teathered my Condor once before with a different stock arrangement that was much more aim-able, and used it as a prechamber, then ran my micro hose to my scuba tank and shot the Condor of the benchrest messing around with different pressures. It was awesome really, it was when I was using one of the .22 caliber barrels and not my .25 that I am determined to make sing the Jerry slugs out to see how they group and see if I really like the .25 caliber at all or not…
Right now I love the selection of .22 pellets and this caliber. The JSB-18’s and 25.4’s shoot awesome as well as the Kodiacs and rounded nose EJ’s…
That gives you quite a few to choose from in the .22 caliber.
My jury is still out on the .25 just yet LOL… Really though, the flame thrower style AF rifle is a real possiblity, I don’t have me a Guppy tank from Joe just yet, but once I do this will be a must for a walk about setup…
My pre-chamber stock mod consisted of 1″ sch. 80 seemless SS pipe with the QF of the bottom right side, for the micro hose. Now as I mentioned I shot mine like this from a bench setup, but was easy enough to see you could make this happen easy enough with the Guppy and a reg. to really amp up your shot count and/or energy for the power seeker like Rowdy…