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Spin Loc sleeve…

Hi folks of this great forum, first post here…

I am from Brazil and have a nice Condor with the usual mods (quick change tophat, TT hammer with slap mod, TT shroud, WOKGard + UPG grip etc.).
My Condor (old frame) accepts the old model tanks, and I want to be able to use the newer Spin Loc ones (the only new tanks I can find to sell locally).
I think TT angled adapter is not an option, as I’d like to have 2-3 tanks in a long hunting trip… That’s a shame as I love to buy anything Tony has to sell :mrgreen:

If anyone could kindly help me with a few questions:
01. Can I order a sleeve kit to make my frame able to use the new Spin Locs?
02. Is this the sleeve kit: http://www.rlairgunsupply.com/airgun-accessories/airforce-spin-loc-collar/
03. If so, does anyone knows a good place to order it? RL Airguns unfortunately doesn’t seem to ship internationally 🙁

Thanks in advance,

Lemarq.

Airforce Rifles/Pistols

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It’s what we call a spanner wrench. Although I’m unsure of the exact size. I always use adjustable spanner wrenches at work. Maybe call airforce to find out the size and buy from a more international friendly retailer.

Good to know, thanks!
Also I’ve just saw a video from RLAirguns showing how to attach the spinloc bottle to the frame. Now to the search for the wrench, don’t think Airforce ships internationally even a simple tool… 🙄

quote dougroundup:

It appears to in fact be spinlok ready. The wrench can be purchased from Airforce/Gunpower , you might get away with super hard finger tight . The spanner nut locks with a set screw to allow you to index the bottle into upright position.

It appears to in fact be spinlok ready. The wrench can be purchased from Airforce/Gunpower , you might get away with super hard finger tight . The spanner nut locks with a set screw to allow you to index the bottle into upright position.

Good news perhaps? A friend of mine said my frame is Spin Loc ready… it’s exactly like the photo below:

He said only thing I would need is a specific wrench to connect the tank. Would that be true? :8:
Is this wrench selling from places other than AirForce? Or someone making a compatible tool?

Thanks!

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