condor help
Hope someone out there can help me out as this is my first attempt to repair my 3 year old Condor. I have a few problems:
I need to replace my front and rear air reservoir o-rings. Broke the condor down to access them. What a job to get the pistol grip away from the works!
Issue #1: After I got it apart I noticed a small machined cylindrical brass part about 3/16″ long with a small hole in the middle laying on the bench and have no idea where it fell out of….. 🙁 I think it may go into the front air cylinder adapter but not sure).
Issue #2: I contacted my local air gun shop and they do not service Condors……..damn. I need the o-rings, does anyone know where I can purchase them?
Issue #3: I need an exploded view of the rifle assembly. Is it available anywhere?
Issue #4: I had to remove the trigger mechanism to get the pistol grip off, I have a few doubts about the reassembly…… I took careful care to keep it in the same position and configuration as it was mounted but now I am unsure of the reinstallation as I have moved the parts around….. I know 🙄
Please help!! Thanks Shawn in Phoenix area.
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Lay out your stuff and take a picture so we can all be on the same page. Post those pictures here.
We will help you but we need to see what kind of mess you got yourself into.
Hi Shawn,
Take a look through the quick reference there is a break down of the condor in there.
welcome to the form Shawn…. well looks like you’ve got yourself into a pickle! we are going to need some pics of what you have going so we can help you along in your adventures, here is a post on how to load pics to the form.
http://talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8179&highlight=
Hey Shawn how’s it going?
I would use the search feature there are some good stickies with pics.
Again the search feature will get you the size and you can get the orings where ever you like. Also check the recycle bin section.
I think you know where I’m going with this 😆
I’m not sure you can get the trigger out with the grip on? Again search and you will find plenty of trigger diagrams. Good luck dude 😀
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That’s one of the things I love about this place. In less than an hour hes got plenty of helpful tips. You guys are great. Merry Christmas to all……Welcome to the madhouse Shawn.