Finely dressed Condor
Yep – finally done on inside and out.
Tony’s 95 gram Hammer and Vented Bushing
Subssonic’s Bolt Handle
Wok’s Strap-On WokButt
Randy’s R&L Extreme Valve
TagDagger’s Airarcher Valve Sping and Retaining Nut
Additionally some other eqiupment:
CenterPoint 4-16x 40mm scope
FrameExtender Shroud
Laserlyte Bayonet
CAA Forearm handle and Light holder
Airforce Bipod
Hogue 17000 Slip on Grip
Phillips Pellet holder / Cheek pad
GMG Monopod Butt Plate
Overall:
Forearm:
Midsection:
Buttstock:
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I like your setup, although it is a little to “gadgety” up near the business end. Looks like that front grip might fall off if you ever were to manhandle it, looks like it is only on that rail by less then an inch or so 😕 doesn’t that Bayonet get in your field of view where it is mounted?
Harry – Thanks – Your setup looks very nice.
I do not find the frontend heavy although I haven’t really been in an off-hand shooting position too much. The center of balance ends up being one inch behind the back of the forearm grip, when the bipod is closed, so it allows my forearm hold to act as a nice pivot point. True, a bigger forearm would be nicer.
Very nice!!
You can’t install the bipod like that in most Condors because of the different shrouds out there that have a larger OD. It seems like you might have a little too much weight in the front(?). I am not critisizing. I like the bayonet and the light and handle concept.. just saying. Does it feel more front-heavy now?
One suggestion. You got some nice stuff on there. Why not replace that tiny inefficient AF forend?
I have a front grip too. Here ‘s mine 🙂 It’s more centered to the rifle and is superbly balanced, like none of my other Condors. The wood in the rear helps with the balance too.
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yeah…you know when you are sniping and really concentrating, those teeth and claws come out of nowhere and there needs to be as many available counter measures as possible.
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Nice setup! I like the bayonet for getting up close and personal!
The monopod butt plate does work well until you try to offset the plate, then there is not enough rigidity in the screws of all the components. I am going to take that monopod out of the butt plate and modify it to fit inside the grip.
Tony’s 95 gram Hammer and vent bushing
Subssonic’s Bolt Handle
Wok’s Strap-On WokButt
Additionally some other eqiupment:
CenterPoint 4-16x 40mm scope
FrameExtender Shroud
Laserlyte Bayonet
CAA Forearm handle and Light holder
Airforce Bipod
Hogue 17000 Slip on Grip
Phillips Pellet holder / Cheek pad
GMG Monopod Butt Plate
Overall:
Forearm:
Midsection:
Buttstock:
How are you liking the monopod butt plate. If it is as stable as it looks, I will definitely add it to my Bird.
Not to worry, numbnutts…
Her testosterone levels would rise and she might take you by force, there on the kitchen floor.
Otherwise, you’ll be ok!
Regards,
Kindly ‘Ol Uncle Hoot 😯
Wok made me a man-sized trigger replacement that’s wider and beefier than the little girl trigger on the OEM AF rifle.
You might ask him if he has any left. They feel much better, the pull is easier, the fit is great, I now perform better in bed, have a larger vocabulary, and was able to stop wearing glasses after I installed the new Wok “Manly” trigger replacement.
I sincerely recommend it for anyone who claims to “have a pair”.
Kindest regards,
Hoot 😯
I would like to purchase a Wok Manly trigger but I have some concerns. What would happen if ones wife or girlfriend accidentally brushed up against, or otherwise came in contact with, the Manly trigger? Would I become a victim of domestic violence and/or would my wife grow facial hair? Does Wok include a disclaimer with his Manly trigger to address my concerns? I would not have these worries had I not read Hoot’s informative review.
Thanks for pointing the trigger out. I’ll give WOK a shout.
It’s NOT complete yet!
Wok made me a man-sized trigger replacement that’s wider and beefier than the little girl trigger on the OEM AF rifle.
You might ask him if he has any left. They feel much better, the pull is easier, the fit is great, I now perform better in bed, have a larger vocabulary, and was able to stop wearing glasses after I installed the new Wok “Manly” trigger replacement.
I sincerely recommend it for anyone who claims to “have a pair”.
Kindest regards,
Hoot 😯
Great looking air rifle AG.
Thanks
I have a bayonet on all my toys.
The top mounting bipod allows the airgun to find it’s own balance by hanging, so it is somewhat self leveling.
I’m looking to lighten up the buttstock and put that back on the other toy, and find a smaller monopod that I can attach to a Wok butt plate.
nicccccceee…. lol i like the bayonet if u ever get close up and personal with a rabbit while hunting u can take care of it… no problem… nice setup though. thats a great idea with the buttstock and does the bipod on top give u more stability??
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Yeah – it is more show than go in this ocnfiguration. The bayonet only causes a very sligth lower blur, believe it or not. The front lower rail extends back where 3/4 of the hand grip is on, so it is very solid