I Love my Condor!
I’ve managed (after lots and lots of pumping as I don’t have a dive cylinder) to get my Condor as finely tuned as I think I possibly could.
I’m shooting CPH 14,3gr (5mm) and my goal was to get it running at 1050fps. Accuracy is 1″ at 55yrds so I’m happy with the total setup.
The chrony string is as follows:
2200psi fill. PW 13-3 Tophat was an educated thumb suck, will measure when I get home next week.
1. 1024. 11. 1048. 21. 1052. 31. 1027
2. 1029. 12. 1048. 22. 1049. 32. 1026
3. 1031. 23. 1047. 33. 1024
4. 1033. 13. 1050. 24. 1043. 34. 1029
5. 1034. 14. 1050. 25. 1040. 35. 1025
6. 1042. 15. 1053. 26. 1038. 36. 1020
7. 1042. 16. 1056. 27. 1037. 37. 1022
8. 1041. 17. 1056. 28. 1033
9. 1041. 18. 1056. 29. 1031
10. 1052. 19. 1056. 30. 1030
20. 1054
Finishing pressure is 1700 psi.
Does this sound right?
Another chrony string I did before this with completely different settings went as follows:
2800 psi fill, PW 14-4
1. 1671
2. 1645
3. 1495
4. 1696
5. ERROR
6. 1144
7. 1140
8. 1146
…and so it went on, what puzzles me is the first 4 readings of super high velocities. I’ve never heard of a Condor or any other pcp pushing a 14gr pellet at those velocities.
Any input on that would be appreciated.
Is it possible to get more usable shots at the current settings or does this sound right?
Thanx Nick.
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15cm is 6″ and that is EXTREMELY TOO CLOSE TO THE CHRONY 😯 . 6-10 feet is best for accurate and consistent readings.
Those fast speeds will also cause the pure lead pellets to smear inside the bore of the barrel. Hence the fouled bore.
You are on your way………..