WOO HOO, Air Hog Condor(.22) ARRIVED, I’m Back in Black!!! :
Special Thanks to Van and Martin at Air Hog for putting this rig together for me! I’ve been debating a Condor ever since my “Airheads” shooting group started stocking up/showing up with Condors in .177, .20, .25, .223, etc.!!!
So I finally bit the bullet as I’ve had, and still own, a few Talons but never a Condor. Having a hunting trip coming up very soon, the time was now so I made the call. At first I was gonna go .25 but changed my mind last minute since accuracy wise, the .22 appears to hold the edge ever so slightly to the .25s from 50 yards on out.
The gun arrived today, started putting it together and realized the shroud is different from the Air Hog Shroud I had in the past, different end cap and having “windchimes inside of it” that make it staple gun quiet!!! 🙂
So I took out a scope I’d bought and left sitting and waiting for the right gun and this was it! A long range hunter/paper puncher/air sniper rig in the making!
The scope is a Tasco Custom Shop but not in the usual flavor of 10 – 40 or 10 – 50 power. This monster(it is much bigger than a 10 – 40 or 10 – 50 physically) is a 12 – 60 power scope with an added on Eric Sanders 6″ Sidwheel and A-Team Scope Knob(for the Bushnell 4200 and Bausch and Lomb scopes).
I was intending to put my Harris Bipod on it but forgot to order a Weaver Bipod Adapter(YHM-468) and Weaver to Dovetail Adapter beforehand. So I ordered the Bipod Adapter today and found a BKL Adapter in my stash as well, lol…
So for the mean time, I took some cheapie 1″ Scope Mounts, a section of 1″ Wood Dowel, an Uncle Mike’s Sling Stud Screw and a can of flat black spray paint and made a bipod mount in 20 minutes!!! 🙂
So here’s the new rig with the AH 5-shot accuracy test group at 25yards using the 18gr JSB Exacts…can not wait to get sighted in and take it to the Fun Shoot this weekend to get my clicks for out to 100yards!!! 🙂
When I get some solid testing, will report in detail, especially once the regulated CF Tank arrives for it!!! 🙂
Thanks again to those accuracy nuts at Airhog!!! 🙂
Regards,
Tony





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Regards,
Tony