i collected some data,finally.but these are only parts of them i suppose.the most important use of this little valve is that it keeps

the high accuracy while shooting.believe it or…Read more

What would work…Read more

Where did you get the Pulsar lens from?

I’m waiting for someone to send me a gun work on that has one so I can test and see if I can make the same power with one.

My condor has the TTTA. Coming to your hands soon…

So, what size slug would be best? 0.255? Would it be possible to take a 7 ring slug (0.251) and tap it with a hammer (to fatten it up) and then resize it with a 0.255 die? Or am I talking nonsense-silliness?

Also, I noticed when I…Read more

Have been wondering about .22 for years.
Also have thought about having a .22 long rifle barrel. machined and trying available .22 bullets on the market.

KnifeMaker

Which slugs are you testing? Was that your post on the yellow forum?

I think part of the challenge is that these rifles were not…Read more

I got the light to scan for armadillos (holding light in hand).

I prefer my Pulsar n550 with the Pulsar 940 nm infrared illuminator over the kill light (because of the complete stealth factor – no…Read more

In search for the cure, I have added:

Maddog Hunter long stock (addresses frame flex)
changed to Dyotat’s 101 gram barrel guided hammer (addresses hammer chatter)
1 piece high performance tophat (no grub screws to come loose)
adopted a light hold
use both choked and…Read more

Heck, I’m happy if I hit a nutter at 40 yards.

Impressive. You’s guys (including RC, Dyotat, and others) are the true pioneers, pushing the limits, and doing the R&D. I’m hoping that using air rifles to shoot cast bullets/slugs at high FPE will become mainstream.…Read more

Hey, isn’t that bulls-eye in the wrong place? Seems to me that the bulls-eye should be about 4 inches lower (or 2-3 inches if you’re into that sort of thing). 😯

I haven’t used the ND3 or gen 1 scopes, but have been using the Pulsar Digisight N550 for a little over a year now. I’ve been happy with the scope. I think there is now N750 Pulsar scope. Supposedly, the…Read more

The rifle had a full take down and clean (by Randy at RL Airgun supply) maybe a month ago. Randy checked out the rifle and had it shooting tightly.

When I got it from Randy, it was shooting tight groups (using very light hold and bench rested). The Maddog stock was then put on and the rifle shot tight…Read more

How do you remove it? How much of the barrel does on cut off? What equipment does one need? Is there anything you have to do to the newly exposed end/muzzle?

Or is this something that should be left to the pros? The last thing I want is to screw…Read more

A simpleton like me with those tools could be dangerous.

I removed the additional spring from position 6 and kept the spring at position 4 (directly under the striker release). Then I played with the tension or high tight I screwed in the grip screw and the triggerguard screw. Others have mentioned that if the screws are in too tight, the overall effect is that the trigger doesn’t have…Read more

I put one of the safety springs in the location right under the hammer release. I stretched it a little bit too. I also put part number 1 (safety spring that was removed) and placed it at the number 6 location. Maybe this would give more load to the hammer release.

This does help to cock it. But, I it…Read more

Could it be that the springs may have been stretched and lost their strength (and are unable to push that striker release knob thingie upwards to keep the hammer in cocked position)?

I removed the parts put everything back together. But, when I try to cock the rifle, it won’t stay in cocked position. What newbie error did I do?

I’ve had mine for over a year now and have had no problems. I added the 940 nm Pulsar infrared illuminator (covert to human eye – no red glow). Next, I added on the Dr. Bob’s adapter and a Sony 1.7x lens (makes almost 8x magnification). The…Read more

To achieve the 150 fpe, is there a minimum requirement for the remainder of the Condor rifle (i.e barrel length, hammer…Read more

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I have the Bushnell Trophy Cam Black Flash model and have been happy with it. I like it because of the stealth (no glowing red light to spook yotes) and quiet function (no clunking sounds when camera takes photos).

i think that a 22 condor with 32 grain would drop a coyote with head shot at reasonable range . dont you guys.

Kimber has killed at least 3 yotes with 22 Condor and JSB Monsters (distance around 28-40 yards)…Read more

That high mounting of NV scopes is a pain in the ass. Thats why YN lopped off the rail on the rifle in my sig pic.

I agree. The NV stuff does mount higher than I like. One of the members on this forum…Read more

At 30 yards, I’m getting around 0.5 to 0.75 inch groups (4 shots). But, it’s hard to tell for sure (because the slugs basically tear up and and shread the paper). Sometimes, I get…Read more

I was looking at some of the FLIR’s and Thermal Eye’s. Not cheap. From the reviews I have read, people really like them. The only downsides are the limited or small field of view and battery usage.

I use a Pulsar Recon as my night vision spotting scope. It works fine. But, I wish it had a larger field of view.

Unrelated question. Your Pulsar mounts directly on the rail? Is the rail a Weaver or dovetail? Are the standard rails on the Condors weaver or dovetails?

I bought the Pulsar Digisight N550 months ago. I paid the standard price $1400 for the unit and have been quite happy with the scope. It’s not like standard NV and can be used during the day and night. Standard NV has a green hue while the digital scope is black and white. For night, the scope works well (when used with an infrared…Read more

I’ve heard good things about the Sumatras. Tons of power. Excellent accuracy. Nice metal magazine clip. The price is definitely a good deal.

But, it is big and very loud. The carbine is even louder and…Read more