Condor wins 100m shoot from regulated airguns!
Hi guys, yesterday I visited a national 100m airgun match and guess what?
Yes, the condor won! Amongs a lot of state of the art high tech airguns like Dayste, Beaumont, Air Arms, Theoben etc. the condor proved once and for always that it has potential!
One important thing to say, it is not a standard factory version but an improved version tuned by a dutch guy I know from the dutch airgun forum. And I can tell you he will probably will get very busy now …. He has also modified my condor and lots of others to get them shoot more consistent. So again, if you tune your airforce products the right way, you can even get the same results as from a regulated airgun.
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Gradje
See the results for yourself at:
You will see a table, translation of the collumns below
Ronde 1 Ronde 2 Totaal Wapen Kijker Pellet
round 1 round 2 Total Weapon Scope Pellet
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Hi I am the one that did the shooting on the gun.
Don’t think there is anything special on the gun or it’s setup, although she shoots very nice now !
During the match I just used an fill pressure somewhere in the middle of my curve to make sure I did not get an slow shot to start with (the beginning of the curve is pretty steep). I did my 10 shots and refilled to exactly the same pressure for the next.
As I don’t have any experience on 100 meter with that or any gun I do not know if my current valve setup is any good for that distance but I suspect it won’t have the same useable shots as on the range I tested my setup which is 50 meters.
The gun is an Talon SS originally with an 24″ barrel which I found too long to comfortably handle so Robjan helped me out with that and cut it down to 18 inch, what really got me to make that decision eventually was bad grouping @ 50m with kodiaks best was about 1.20 inch after a full day of shooting at the range (the rest was worse). at the end of the curve I noticed improved grouping so I measured the speed at that pressure and started tuning the gun down in that range (~950 fps).
Performance of the kodiaks is not good enough at 100 meters anyways and the jsb 18gr also do not perform as well as the regular 16gr jsb’s which I shot the match with.
As Robjan said the gun has given me some headaches from time to time especially getting an decent amount of shots, I got about 20 shots from the talontunes valve that was in it, things started falling in to place after replacing the valvestem with the valvestem from my co2 adapter shotcount went up to about 40 to 45 shots when the accuracy problems surfaced which took some tuning down on the power and gave me some extra shots at the right speed with the kodiaks.
Check the progress on the gun in my excel sheet where I stored most of the test data. I am now somewhat committed to tune the gun for better performance on the 100 meters so some extra tuning is on the way but I will first empty some whole 60 shot strings on target to really see what’s happening, The accuracy at shorter ranges will no doubt benefit from this as well. Besides that i can probably use some training on the long range as well as I have not shot 100 pellets at that range ever in my life.
So check my sheet
Please note there are 2 other gun’s in there as well one is an old string Robjan posted on our dutch forum which I took as an example, the other ones are my friend’s .25 It’s in dutch but should be readable I think.
if you want some specifics on the gun’s setup most of the info is there dunno if all the tophat settings are accurate anymore I didn’t measure in a while as I used loctite to keep it in place and restrict using c-clips on the stem as it is easier and the stoopid thing won’t come loose anymore..
I’d like to flatten my curve somewhat while keeping the shotcount intact but not really sure how yet.
My groupsizes for the match where:
5,6 cm and 10,75 cm c-t-c (jerked one shot in the last group) both where 10 shot groups.
The best group I ever shot was 3,95 cm c-t-c for 100 meter at the range this was an 5 shot group and the first and only other group I shot at that range, it at least gave me the confidence in the gun to even register for the match 8)
Well that’s all folks I registered here because I saw the thread and wanted to comment, I’ve been reading off and on here though and got some usefull info here while reading I hope to do good in the next match as well and will try to make the gun even better but I am pretty happy as it is with her she is very nice to shoot! 😀