Question Two – Disassembly of a Condor SS
I’ve seen the video of the guy doing the R&R on the barrel of a Condor.
But is there any service manual, reference or instructions available on how to break the gun completely down for maintenance, repair or upgrade? Or is it all trial and error?
Obviously, the AF line of guns presents a relatively simple and basic assembly. Looks like one could knock the whole thing down with a couple allens and a screwdriver or two.
BUT….
I’m really good at taking things apart… but it’d be nice if I had a reference to make sure I know how to put it all back together.
For what it’s worth, the purpose of the question is so I can take a look at the o-rings, etc., make sure everything’s up to snuff, and replace/upgrade if necessary.
Any ideas? Thanks!
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Jolly good find what, what !
http://www.seventyninedesign.com/shoot/Stealth/home.htm
Note the ‘bench strip the rifle’ on the left? Neat stuff……
Doug Owen
The breech instruction was the wild card I was looking for, the trigger explanation is pure gravy.
As the Brits say, “Brilliant!”
Thanks much!
Brits to the rescue:
http://www.seventyninedesign.com/shoot/Stealth/home.htm
Note the ‘bench strip the rifle’ on the left? Neat stuff……
Doug Owen
the oly place you might run into trouble is getting the trigger and safety springs back in the right place, yhe best thing to do is take a pic of the trigger for reference as soon as you take the cover off, and make sure you remove the fore are and grip with them facing up at you.
The best I found is this: http://talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1317
Good, not knocking it at all, but I was hoping for more of a Chilton’s style set of instructions that call the parts out and “step-by-step” you through the process.
I’ve gotta assume that AF provides their dealers/service centers with a service/takedown manual, or that one exists somewhere at the AF HQ.
Wishful thinking?
As you take it apart draw pics and write notes, that’ll be the best set of instructions you’ll ever own.
Check out the “stickys” in Quick reference.
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Now if you guys had done your homework you would have found a link to stealthsource in the “QUICK REFERENCE” Section….with emphasis on QUICK! 😛
http://talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2316&highlight=stealthsource
Just keep in mind some of its info is out of date