anomad’s condor adventure
Over the Thanksgiving weekend I succumbed to the shopping madness and picked up a blemished .25 condor from the good people in Texas. I did some research and purchased the Talon Tunes quick change top hat and an assortment of pellets at the same time. I took the plunge into PCP about this time last year with the entry level Benjamin Discovery and thought it was a lot of fun.
I made it out to the shooting range today and sighted in. Been waiting all week for that. It was cold and windy so I didn’t shoot for small groups, just adjusted to get it close enough to plink at clay pigeons scattered out on the berms at different distances. Using the quick change top-hat with the lowest velocity insert I got in a lot of shooting going from 3000psi down to 2500psi (I didn’t count, probably 40 shots). I’m not looking for ultimate power, just a decent accurate shot string with enough power for invasive species control. Pumping back up to 3000psi isn’t too much of a chore. But, I’m sure a tank makes the pellets go away much faster!
The ergonomics and safety are kind of goofy as I have read in the reviews. I can easily shoot around both of them though, just different than a “regular gun”. I fitted it with a Hawke 3-12×44 vantage side focus scope and BKL high rings to see what all the hype is about. The scope seems to work just fine. The trigger is good, so the reviews hold true for me there also.
Overall, I think I am going to have a lot of fun with this airgun.

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My .177 Condor has developed a leak from the valve. Anyone have a fix for this? Its just been sitting mostly and all the air leaked out. Pumped it up to 1k today and found its leaking through the valve with the ol’ soap and water.