Finally my Condor feels like my Powderburners :)
Been getting more and more trigger time in with my kitted out Condor, just is so much more comfortable. :5: 🙂
Anyways to date 3 of my buddies have these kits and as me love them. :biggrinn:
I had the entire kit installed but I guess the guy will also sell the components as well.
Finding my powderburners are spending more time hidden away, and I just love the questions I get about my Condor now. 🙂
Not missing the broomstick look. 🙂
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Hey Joe, funny you should ask he had a Texan in house shop 2 weeks ago for some tests.
He wants to do a big bore kit next.
Randy
Hey Randy!
Have you thought about .257 or 9mm condor kits?
I have to admit my Texan is loads of fun especially casting 405 grain bullets and shooting 500 yards accurately. Wind does not buckle it 🙂
Thanks yeah it took the machinists quite awhile to get the design right.
The mono pod really helps when benched, and the trigger guard is super beefy and inletted to add to overall rigidity and use of AR grips.
Gotta admit, it is a cool looking setup! Glad its working out for you.
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The Texan uses up so much air that I am planning to get an omega compressor now just to keep top of my tanks from 2000 to 3000 psi. I connect a direct line off the tank to the Texan and get hundreds of consistent high powered shots. The 405 grain bullets use up 200 lbs of air each shot. The biggest bullets I cast are 480 grain. It’s a new hobby casting bullets now for my bigbores. I am tempted to sell off my samyang light hunter 45, recluse 9mm and even evanix rainstorm 9mm just to fund a compressor. They are great bigbores but the power of the Texan is just addictive.