Tank Thread size
Looking for an answer on the condor tank. I talked to Joe for a nitrogen fill setup, but he needs to know if the tank im getting is 1/4 or 1/8. If it makes a difference i am getting a condor from tony. thx ken
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So much stuff to get in line before it arrives. Bought a 8X24X56 mil dot leapers off impactair closing sale. Gotta go fill out a form and basicly sign a contract for $4.00 a month charge to lease a 6K nitrogen bottle. Get Joe info so i can get a charging setup on the way. Then last but not least find a good sampler pack or maybe post on for sale forum and buy an assortment of .25 cal pellets. I know im forgetting something. 😆
you’re gonna love your new toy. 😀 😀 😀
Thx sharp
no real benefit one way or the other, just that there are two sizes and you must get your fill setup to fit whichever you have or buy. since you don’t have one, find out if one is coming with your gun and what size it will be, if not, just order either one and tell Joe which one you ordered so that the rest of your fill setup will be compatible.
havent bought one yet is there a benefit to either size? I need to check with tony it may actually come with an adapter.
Do you mean the Nitrogen tank you are getting (it actually will have a CGA valve on it, your supplier can tell you what size) or the fill adapter you will be using for your Condor tank?
I beleive he is referring to the male thread size on your Condor fill adapter (the part the gun tank screws into for filling). If you already have your fill adapter, you will need to determine the thread size yourself. If Tony is supplying the fill adapter, just call him and ask what thread size will be on the one he sends with your gun.
If you have not made arrangements for the fill adapter yet, you can get either size from PA, just let Joe know which you are ordering.
If you already have the adapter, look at the pics of both adapters on PA for comparison to yours for easy I.D.
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Here’s a good start on pellets:
http://www.network54.com/Forum/79574/message/1225332084/.25+PELLETS+nice+SAMPLE+pack+-+6+types+25+of+each+pellet+in+hard+case.
May as well go ahead and order 4 or 8 tins of Kodiacs from PA. They have been the best of several tried in mine. For cheap shooting/plinking where absolute pinpoint accuracy is not required, look at Hornady #3 buckshot (.250 diameter); I shoot this a lot for backyard stuff………fun and cheap.