accuracy .
From what Ive read on the forum ,It seems that heavy pellets fired around 950 seem to give the most consistent accuracy .
Is there any way to regulate the air flow more consistently??
It seems to be the same idea as weighed and measured match grade rounds for accuracy
IE: the consistency = repeatability.
Any one know of the best way to keep the shots as consistent as possible?
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will do if PA ever sends me my Condor.
I was thinking about a micro meter tank .I’m not as concerned about power as I am with accuracy. I think the Condor has power to spare .
But what kind of groups can I expect from a stock condor at 35 yards?
If I keep the power wheel at its lowest setting can I expect a little more accuracy?
what type of mods would you suggest to improve accuracy?
Adjust your hammer spring and valve as best you can to conserve air. You will need to spend some time over a chrono and look for consistency and not max power.
Many here have tried regulators and regulated tanks. I am not sure if any have perfected it. do a search on regulated tanks. I find mine very accurate as long as I shoot in the power curve. I use a hand pump to keep it even
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But what kind of groups can I expect from a stock condor at 35 yards?
You should be able to hit quarters with little or no effort. Nickles and dimes with a little practice.
If I keep the power wheel at its lowest setting can I expect a little more accuracy?
I don’t think so, but you’ll use a lot less air. But that defeats the purpose of an AF gun, which is accuracy combined with POWER.
what type of mods would you suggest to improve accuracy?
That’s a can of worms, but PRACTICE is the absolute best mod you can perform right out of the box. 😉 Shoot hundreds of rounds to get used to the gun and to discover what you and the gun are capable of. Then spend some time reading the Quick Ref forum to get an idea of other mods that can be done, but I think most here will advise that you spend plenty of time shooting your stock gun before you decide what kind of mods you want.