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I bought it from http://www.jdsairman.com for $100 but if you want both then $180

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I meant to say $100 for the 88cu tank without the regulator.

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You caught my attention with the 12″ 20 Cal, does it have the bushings still attached? What type of shot count would I get with an 80CU regulated 2000psi tank? What type of spring? Use it in a Condor? What velocities are common with this tank? What $$$ are you looking at?

Matt

i get over 100 shots at 990 fps with .22 on full power starting at 3000 psi. Since it’s regulated I can adjust the dial to the lowest setting and get great consistency.

The spring I use is stock with the CO2 adapter. I use this tank with my stock condor. I plan to sell the 88cu tank without regulator or CO2 adapter or $100.

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i own both .22 24″ barrel and 18″ .177 and enjoy using a CO2 adapter with HPA regulated tanks. ‘

.177 uses more air in a stock condor tank.

The tank I plan to sell is a 88cu tank with 2000 psi JDS reg.

It’s 3x the volume of air compared to the 490cc airforce tanks.

Believe it or not, you will get more shots with the .22 on a fill than the .177. 😀

You could split the difference and get a .20! I just happen to have a spare .20 12″ bbl here! 😉

Mike

I do a lot of shooting about 1000 shots a week . 99 percent target that is why I went .177 the cost of pellets . The Condor in .177 was hitting at over 1000 fps at 2000 psi fills with about a 30 shot string per fill . With cph 10.5 pellets P.W. ON 1 . With a 18 inch barrel you would be around 925 fps. With the talon tanks I get the same fps . with a 2200psi fill and about 50 good shots . It sounds like you might want a extra tank any way weather you get a .177 barrel or not . Hope this helps .Marvin

Yaeh, I think you got the right tank now. Ninja I’m with you, I have a 177 and would gladly swap out for .22.

Just get a .22 instead of .177 in 12″ and you’ll get about 40-45 fpe from your gun and no problems at all.

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Thanks nj, I have just never heard of them.

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A .177 condor has a diferent spring in the valve of the tank that you will have to change or all you will get are tank dumps. I have a talon tank on mine now because I got some very good deals on two . There are some chrony numbers on it here if you look . There is also a ss on the talon sight here with 16 grain numbers as well that would give you a idea what a 12 inch barrel will do . I have chronyed mine as a stock .177 condor , a condor without the weight , condor with a talon tank and as a 24 inch talon . All in the .177 caliber and there is not really any difference with the talon tank on the condor with or with out the stricker weight . Marvin

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