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Condor on C02

this is fun if you just want to shoot some paper in the basement or wherever Co2 is the way to go. no need to keep filling up the tank i will post a 10 shot string in the next half hour using a 12″ .22 barrel with 14.4gn CPHP all are weighed at 14.4gn

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My Condor is also stock everything is cosmetic and I put in a 12″ barrel

As for number of shots lots I never counted but I think pyramidair says it’s like 1000 shots for a 20 ounce tank

Yeah power wheel doesn’t do much on Co2. I have a 12 oz and a 20 oz tank for it I found out that if you put a little silicone grease/lube on the threads of the power wheel it helps a lot at turning it just don’t put a lot on just enough to make it smooth and work the wheel back and forth a couple times you will thank yourself 🙂 I was shooting that string in my basement so it was only like 60 degrees fahrenheit

Heated the Co2 tank up again and increased the power wheel to 12. Picked up and additional 27fps (499fps) and .8 FPE. But I think I’ll stick with power level 2. My arthritic thumbs don’t like the additional pre-load.

Cheers!

Wow so slow. LOL but not bad for co2 didn’t think co2 had it in it. How man’s shots do u get?

As compared to stock TSS, cphp 14.3, power sheel 2, Co2 at 68-70 degrees.

1 – 474
2 – 473
3 – 475
4 – 475
5 – 473
6 – 472
7 – 473
8 – 473
9 – 471
10- 468

AVE – 472
FPE – 7.11

Only 50 degrees out this morning. Started losing tank temp fast. Yea, C02 is fun at 10 – 20 yards. Shit load of shots in a 12 0z tank, and only $3.00 to fill.

That’s a very respectable string.

I’ve detuned my 177 to shoot 12fpe -> 10fpe over 70 or so shots with a start pressure of 1500psi and a fender rubber ring behind the top hat. My 30cuft pony tank lasts forever.

Ok so here are the numbers for a Co2 Condor with a 12″ .22 barrel at Power wheel 12 shoting 14.1gn CPHP

-01- 556.1
-02- 544.5
-03- 545.2
-04- 528.7
-05- 552.7
-06- 546.3
-07- 551.1
-08- 544.4
-09- 546.1
-10- 543.5
AV speed with pellet weight = 9.531 FPE
-LO- 528.7
-HI- 556.1
-AV- 545.9
-ES- 27.41
-SD- 7.41

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