Is this rifle..
worth buying stock? or does it need a ton of tuning to make it better?
ive got the money for it, so just wondering if it’s worth it.
thanks,
-matt
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Come on this is not your first post….you’ve heard of the E-Tac haven’t you? A small gauge screws into them. Another way to check is start filling the tank watching the needle closely. It will rise fast and then come to a stop and then start rising slowly again.
is there any mod / tool to see how much air pressure is in the tank?
Could you post a link to his site? I am sure you could buy one from Airhog right now if no one on here has time. They also pop up on the for sale section of this site and the yellow classifieds all the time.
I saw a guy has a website and makes shrouds for all the different Airforces. Like the Talon, SS and Condor. He charges only $58 shipped. Do they work? Anyone have any experience? I have asked to have someone make me one on here but no one has the time? Any ideas?
I got my used Airhog shroud for $140 shipped. They are $175 new directly from Airhog. You should be able to find a good deal on here though.
thanks for info, how much a is a decent shroud?
The condor is great out of the box , it doesnt require a tune, BUT! BUT, after falling in love with it , your going to want to get the max out of your new baby. Its not a nessesity but your going to want one one anyway.
a shroud is a must if you dont live in the country, it sounds like a 22 with out the shroud , and a daisy red ryder with one .
I have a condor and i love it.IT IS VERY LOUD when it is shot.Iwould recommend a shroud for it and a good scope. Learn how to shoot it and the best th setting along with power wheel setting and u will enjoy it.
I don’t have a Condor but I was happy with my stock Talon for the first year I had it. Then being the accuracy nazi that I am I fine tuned it until it shot the way I wanted it to. Nothing will replace my Airforce rifles and I would sell almost any other rifle before they go. That said AF rifles are not for everyone either. Have you shot a condor before? I think it would make your decision easier if you could see and shoot one in person.
The stock is good as the way it is, but if you want to modify it to a bigger caliber, changing the way how it normally look/feel, then it’s better to buy a tuned 1.
Or
If you’re considering to tunes it yourself or have someone here to help you with the parts, I think it’s cheaper to buy a used 1 and start it from there.
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Here is the E-tac made in USA, LOL.
http://www.talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=12833
Give Jim a PM, he will help you from there.