Howbout these numbers???
After solving a problem wich kept me from adjusting my top hat, and fiddling arround with fill presure, PW setting, valve spring retainer nut, tophat, and whatnot, heres what i got from my rig…
AirForce Condor With standard Talon valve (and condor hammer weight removed)
Fill Start 2600psi, end 2000psi
Barracuda match (aka Kodiak match) 21g pellet
PW 2
No aditional “mods” or custom parts, only carefull adjusting.
HI: 892.1 fps (37.2FPE)
LO: 853.8 fps (34FPE)
AVG: 875 fps (35.8FPE)
ES: 38.5 fps
SC: 40 shots
the shots (sorry i dint type the fractions, im too lazy typing)…
870
867
874
871
870
878
870
866
885
886
870
888
882
890
886
888
892
884
883
885
885
882
885
882
882
878
880
880
874
874
873
874
869
870
866
864
860
855
856
853
And heres a graph of the whole string…

What do you guys think about these numbers? all opinions welcomed and appreciated
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I think it was either Sawtime or mamcrackin that found that the hammer needs to be lubed correctly or it will show jumpy numbers…
I never lube my hammers, I go with a dry hammer and find lube in it’s natural state 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8)
SAW
My hammer as a very (and i mean ***VERY***) light coat of silicone grease, and only to prevent rust from appearing as i live in a very moist enviroment.
I just “touch” the silicon grease with my index finger, rubbit against my thumb and then rub the hammer with my fingers.