Recommended Upgrades?
Lots of aftermarket stuff out there. Fixed tophats, hammers, hammer slap mods, brass breeches, cocking handles, Maddog stocks, angles adapters to name a few.
What would you change out only your Talon/Condor based on order of importance and why? What do you consider to to be worth changing out and why?
Thanks,
Paul
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WOK, you don’t need to sacrifice the ability to take the gun apart. i put a long field stock on mine and it does the job nicely. i can still break the gun down. the only portion of the gun that needs stiffening up is the cutout area around the breech.
It is fine thats for sure.
But with a little port and polish it pushes out 50 fps+ more with same gas consumption
In my opinion, unless you have a .25 and want to shoot Jerry’s slugs the valve is fine. On .22 it is to much.
Well said Wok !!!!!
1. valve job. they can always be better than stock.
2. aftermarket hammer. it drives me friggin nuts the way the stock setup just has the spring butting against the hammer, with no means of centralizing.
3. LOSE THE SAFETY! lest you rely on it at the wrong time…
4.wokbutt of your choosing
well, ill stop here. ive corrected so many factory flaws and changed so many parts that basically only the frame is stock.(wait, no it isnt, ive tapped the barrel mounting screw holes to 1/4 and 5/16) 🙄
Shroud
Valve job
WokGard 15 with Hogue grip
Strap On Wokbutt
Scope rail
If you do not want a “Take Down Rifle” buy another gun. Putting a full rifle stock on an Airforce gun is like welding the top on a convertible car. 🙂
Etac and a larger bottle. AF bottle is to small and etac lowers the tank.
# 1 would be a shroud….. me can’t stand noise, next a wok butt…. well one should get those both at the same time, as it’s a toss as too which one is needed most
I don’t know how people get frame flex from holding the gun? I can take a frame and try to flex it and can’t make it move. I think people just hold to tight and pull the gun when they pull the trigger. I think a Wokguard and AR grip make the gun look good and not so cheap. Kind of finishes it. As far as mods go depends on what your trying to do.
i agree with libertyman 100%. another mod worth it’s weight in gold is the addition of a maddog stock. i just put one on my condor and it really made a difference. now, i can hold it like a gun, not a newborn baby. hold sensitivity due to frame flex is a big issue with these things when it comes to accuracy.
Hands down #1 is a polished & modded valve with the correct hammer weight. This is key to consistency to reduced POI shift induced from variations in valve output while improving air efficiency.
For the ultimate in air efficiency and consistency, a reg setup would be next, but you can accomplish excellent results without a reg with a good valve like one modded with Tony’s magic.
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1. Quiet
2. Stability/Accuracy
3. Power