Condor Biopod / Laser mounting, Plus one other issue
Hi All,
Been quite some time since my last post. Had to create a new User Name in fact. Yep…it’s been that long.
Love Air Guns, always have.
I’d like to mount a Rock Mount #40856 Bipod and Beam shot #R1 to my Condor. These were items suggested quite some time ago.
Problem is, I can’t seem to find the best location to bolt them on.
The Bipod, has a clamping set-up but don’t I have the clearance on the lower rail to use it. So…how do you go about mounting the / any Bipod?
(2) Where do most of you mount the Laser?
Photos will do or links to this topic. I can figure it out from there.
And last..I have an Air Force Hand Pump……nuf said. God do I hate THAT thing.
I pump and PUMP and the gage on the pump, never moves a mm. I can’t tell if I’m filling the bottle or just loosing weight?
Is it possible that I’m simply retarded?
I do have the (2) adapters that allow the use of an Air Pump.
Any and or all tips would be very appreciated.
Thanks.
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Is there any way to test the Hand Pump alone?
Is th rubber o-ring on the outside end of the adapter that contacts the bottle when screwed in place there? Is the bleed screw closed? Pull up pause, push down pause. 12 pumps to register, 12 more +- for every 100psi.
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I have a Beamshot with R1 mount. Depends on how you want to use the laser is to how you mount it. For short range shooting when the Scope is not practical, mount it on the top rail zeroed for your shooting needs. When mounted on the bottom rail in conjunction with the Scope it can be used as for range estimating (long distance use)