Confused
Confused once more, it seems the more I read I get info overload Please Tell me the difference
1 Standard valve
2 Talon valve
3 Condor valve
4. HiFlo valve
5 CO2 valve
What are flow rates?
Which flows higher
Thanks from a grateful info hound
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Obsolete except for cold weather shooting outdoors. It’s my understanding that Co2 is affected dramatically at low temps because it’s a liquid transforming to gas in turn creating intense cold, ice and blockage.
not to confuse him more, but dont forget the micro-meter valve. fyi, its another step down from the standard talon valve, lower velocities and airflow and much higher shot count. made obsolete by the co2 option, imho…
1 Standard valve
2 Talon valve
3 Condor valve
4. HiFlo valve
5 CO2 valve
What are flow rates?
Which flows higher
Thanks from a grateful info hound
Talon valve IS the standard valve. This is the lower flow valve.
Condor valve IS the Hi-flow valve. As the name suggests, this is the higher flow valve.
Co2 Valve is for low power Co2 gas(not air) shooting.
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CO2 valve = Condor 1st gen valve
Condor hiflo = Condor 2nd gen valve
CO2 works fine to 50F and below that use an HPA tank with reg set around 1,000psi