Condor CO2
Ive been wondering… Ive had a 177 condor for a while now and I am awaiting my new barrel and tony shroud in the mail :twisted:, but currently its only running on co2 and with pretty much every pellet I try I’ve got a perfectly flat trajectory, just dial in my side wheel for range and no hold over or under from about 15-50 yards, what I am wondering is what a 22 is going to do? Does anybody have any experience with the trajectory differences between 177 and 22?
Cause Ive been loving the way this thing shoots no guess work at all with the 177 on co2, I just don’t wanna slap in a new barrel and then have to start guessing where the pellets are going to go. Maybe I’m just being paranoid because right now it seems to toss jsb 13.4gr monster exacts the best and with loads of energy from what I can tell from spinning targets Ive got set up, and those aren’t too far off from 22 weights. So.. do you think I will be fine or will there be significant drop at 35+yds?
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Hello Nilith. As Benneeb0y the Hawke tool is quite useful for calculating an approximate drop. 😀
Welcome. Not sure but you could download chairgun from Hawke’s website.
Oh I forgot to say, Hello everybody 😀 registered a few months ago but was having issues with not being able to log in, apparently I kept putting in my email instead of user name so I now thoroughly feel like an asshat… luckily I sorted all that out just in time to send a pm off to 271867 about his listing and snag myself a late B-day present, and to mu surprise he threw in a 110g hammer and a load of variety pellets to test out the new barrel when it gets in 😀
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well, dont doubt for a second that the co2 can pack a short range punch. post safety removal, it gave me a 16 grain korean lead implant in my foot, through a steel toe! 😥 still there, btw