Stock hammer weight
I have a question about the stock hammer weight on the Condors. I would like to get the hammer slap mod, and the low friction guides of TT hammers, but I don’t want or need the extra weight of the hammer. I see that the TT’s talon hammer is 65 grams, so I am wondering what the weight of the stock Condor hammer is. If the stock Condor hammer is right around 65 grams I should be able to use it on my Condor right?
Geo
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yes the TT talon weight with hammer slap mod weighs just a few grams different.
BUT there is always a BUT
If you go with the TT Condor weight with slap mod you will get better airflow allowing you to get the same FPS with out having to turn up the power wheel And if you get a TT quick change top hat your could always jump up to a longer .25 barrel and start throwing some real lead down range or but in a restricter and back down to small cal shorter barrel and toss some small lead down the yard! :4:
Excellent, and I will have the hammer slap mod!
One and the same. It looks alot nicer and you won’t have the Condor stock extra weight piece anymore.
So the TT Talon hammer is equivalent in weight to the stock Condor hammer. There’s no reason that I can’t use the TT Talon hammer on the Condor is there?
65 grams
I think it is 69 grams for the stock condor. I know for sure it is 60 something 
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I am strongly considering the TT quick change top hat also, as for the extra hammer weight I think it will do nothing for me because I put an Altaros regulator on my Condor and now it makes no difference what I set the power wheel at, no matter where I set it it shoots JSB kings at 865 fps (regulated at 2100 psi) so I don’t think the extra hammer weight will do anything about that. I would like it to be shooting more in the 920 fps range, but apparently the only way I can make that happen is turn the regulator up or put a larger chamber after the regulator.
It seems like as with most things in life everything comes with a trade-off. Oh well I am not really complaining I am pretty darn happy with how it is shooting, I took out a Starling from 67 yards the other day. I know there are a lot of people here who can lay claim to more impressive shots then that, but then I just finished my first tin of pellets through the gun so I suspect with practice I will get better and more consistent.