12" Barrel: .22 or .25
Currently have a 24″ .22 barrel in my Condor. I’m going to keep this for the long range, bigger target applications.
I intend on purchasing one more barrel but as a 12″ for short handy shooting around the house and when portability and “stealth” are more of a priority. I will also use the aftermarket sound loc kit for this configuration to quiet it down some.
Potential targets range from squirrels to pigeons to coons and small foxes.
Is a .25 cal needed to make up for the loss in velocity? Or will a .22 suffice? Hopefully the 12″ .22 is the recommended caliber as only buying 1 caliber of pellets is a plus, not to mention I like a higher shot counts.
Anyways, just curious what the experience is regarding this set up. Thanks for any responses fellas.
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OK, so a 12″ barrel should be fine in a condor frame, regardless of caliber, if you have a ttqcth. I would use the spacer with the most airflow, or even no spacer in the top hat. I don’t know how the 12″ barrel will react with a sound-loc system in the gun. You could look into buying pvc pipe for the interior of your gun, and making a silencer. As for caliber, I’d go .25. you’re after some pretty hefty game, and the bigger the hole, the better. JMO.