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Thinking about making a Condor Purchase , looking for a PCP for 100 yrd target shooting, An thoughts out there?

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Funny you should ask. The weather took a turn today- no wind and you didn’t freeze after a min. outside. Lizzy and I were on fire: started an 80 yard shooting paper. Nice groups…then the damn target fell over. So being lazy as I am- it was onto the 115 yard pop can. We knocked the shit out of it, moved it out to 130 yards and still rocked its world. Now that being said if paper is your thing you may want to look at something else, but Lizzy and I hunt so it’s not enough just to hit something at 100 yards + we want to kick the living shit out of it. And that is why I have a Talon Tunes Condor in 25.

.25 all day!

.25 all the way! 😉

get a .25 cal… i do 100 yards shot everyday… i get about 50+ dead on target shots until the poi changes… .22 cal will also do it too but the impact wont be the same 😀

quote Rowdy:

If your really into the target shooting at 100 yards and with the Condor, I would look for the .25 caliber custom Condors… You can’t buy a new Condor in .25 to my knowledge anyway. But Talon Tunes could fix you up with the Condor you would be best off with… Trust me if I was going to get a Condor again and starting from scratch and know what I know now, I would be all over getting it from Talon Tunes…

Blow off the idea of new Condor and buy one in the .25 caliber and already tuned up ready to punch holes dude… From what you are wanting to do .22 caliber will work ok, but to really do this right, the bigger caliber of the .25 is the way to go dude… The smaller calibers are a little to light for that sort of range… Are you already setup to shoot PCP and have the fill tank and stuff??? If so the rifle is all your going to need and your looking at the Condor alone???

I agree, .25 condor is the way to go. Mine is .22 but I would love to have a .25 one, they are incredible with the power and accuracy they offer!

If your really into the target shooting at 100 yards and with the Condor, I would look for the .25 caliber custom Condors… You can’t buy a new Condor in .25 to my knowledge anyway. But Talon Tunes could fix you up with the Condor you would be best off with… Trust me if I was going to get a Condor again and starting from scratch and know what I know now, I would be all over getting it from Talon Tunes…

Blow off the idea of new Condor and buy one in the .25 caliber and already tuned up ready to punch holes dude… From what you are wanting to do .22 caliber will work ok, but to really do this right, the bigger caliber of the .25 is the way to go dude… The smaller calibers are a little to light for that sort of range… Are you already setup to shoot PCP and have the fill tank and stuff??? If so the rifle is all your going to need and your looking at the Condor alone???

Talon Tuned Condor.
I had very good luck with the .22 Marauder.
.20 Rapid. (a friend of mine let me shoot cans at 100 yards.)
Air Arms S410.
I have even seen a Gamo hit cans at 100 yards

more target, but would like to have to power for eaither if need be,, open to any good pcp.

quote niko:

Thinking about making a Condor Purchase , looking for a PCP for 100 yrd target shooting, An thoughts out there?

Competition target at 100, or smashing and killing stuff at 100?

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