Condor SS .25 or Texan .45
I have decided to purchase my first Airforce air rifle. I am down to either the Texan .45 or the Condor SS .25
At this time I can not use an airgun for deer hunting so it will be used for varminting up to the size of coyote.
But, I do want to be prepared if Indiana ever allows airguns for deer hunting, which is probably a few or more years away???
I want the quietness of the Condor and the not so long barrel the Texan has.
But, I really want the Texan’s power and pill size in case it is need. And would like to have good range out to 100 yards.
Are there shorter barrel options for the Texan? How will a shorter barrel affect power and accuracy? What about adding a baffle system?
Any info, comments, experiences are appreciated.
Thanks
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Condor 25 SS…. And then tune up for power,
Condor SS .25
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The condor is very versatile. I bought a .25 condor. It has great power and accuracy. I built my own .177 barrel for it and with some experimenting have it shooting great. I have a .357 barrel for it and got a deer with it yesterday here in Michigan.