Condor Top Hat adjustments?
What is everyone’s top hat setting?
I am looking for an “average” to see if my gun is in the range.
Thanks:)
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Be sure to remove the drill bit.[/quote]
😆 Reminds me of the pics of the dudes with powderburners who leave the cleaning rod in the barrel during breakin and chamber and fire…Kaboom…banana peel barrel 😉
Be sure to remove the drill bit.
Well Duh!
So simple, and it never crossed my mind!
Man, I’m getting old! 😆
Mike
Don’t knock yourself. It did not cross the minds of hundreds of people with dented valve stems either 😀
Be sure to remove the drill bit.
Well Duh!
So simple, and it never crossed my mind!
Man, I’m getting old! 😆
Mike
You guys are the best!!
Thanks:)
I like that Idea WoK 8)
To insure you do not dent the wall of the valve stem on the Condor insert the corresponding smooth portion of a drill bit so the wall of the valve does not collapse at the grub screw level.
Be sure to remove the drill bit.
Thank you for looking:)
same concept, just be careful not to dent the stem until you have it set were you want it, then use a wee bit of finger nail polish on the grub screws so you don’t loose it like I did after I sent the crony I borrowed back 😳
I found the adjustment for the Talon, I was interested in the Condor.
Thank you for looking:)
Wayne there has been several post on adjusting top hat I will look for you and see what I can find and let you know Eddie
Wayne I just looked it is in Quick Ref on the first page posted by walkon listed as Top Hat Adjustment
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There are some pics floating around here somewhere of one that had a laser boresighter left in it… and a video of a hunter that takes a shot and the barrel splits – probably mud in the muzzle. That can really ruin someones day.