Most accurate AF Condor?

[Booger]

If noise is a problem try purchasing a r & l shroud there easy to put on or Randy will guild u (owner of store)...

+1 Randy is helping me now with a problem with my Talon Pistol.

[rualert]

    And don't forget Talon tunes, there shrouds are whisper quiet, and if you add in the hammer slap mod, all you hear is the click, and the smack of the pellet.

Casey

P.S. If your in Canada, might not be able to shroud the rifle, not sure on this one.

[Laz]

Noise isn't an issue   

[PaulFWI]

The .25 with  24" Barrel and full shroud is both accurate and quiet if that is what you think you want try to meet up with someone nearby that has one and see if they will let you throw some pellets down range. that is the easiest way to go if it is do able

What brand shroud?  Thanks.

[Booger]

The .25 with  24" Barrel and full shroud is both accurate and quiet if that is what you think you want try to meet up with someone nearby that has one and see if they will let you throw some pellets down range. that is the easiest way to go if it is do able

What brand shroud?  Thanks.

I have a R&L shroud on my Condor, Talon Pistol, and my 18" .22 barrel.

[PaulFWI]

I'd like to hear opinions on the LDCs from airforcemodification vs. shrouds.

[Sfttailrdr46]

I'd like to hear opinions on the LDCs from airforcemodification vs. shrouds.

I believe there is no functional difference just cosmetics and possible difference in overall performance

[PaulFWI]

Thanks.  Any shrouds/suppressors I should consider other than the RL and the airforcemodification?  I did a search here and found a lot of stuff mentioned that seems to be not made anymore or not at the link given.

[Topsportsman916]

Thanks.  Any shrouds/suppressors I should consider other than the RL and the airforcemodification?  I did a search here and found a lot of stuff mentioned that seems to be not made anymore or not at the link given.

Contact Tony at Talon Tunes. He makes a great shroud for the Condor.

[PaulFWI]

I have discovered that there are certain legal issues with the, er, LDCs - as in some may fit the legal def. of a silencer, which are, of course, prohibited (I don't really mean to open a can of worms here).  So, I think I will stick with a shroud.  Will look into RL and Talon.

[rualert]

     I have both a Talon Tunes 6" shroud, that stays on my 18" 25 and it's very quiet. Before I acquired that I have a Bulls Eye Bill Frame Extender. I may have added a few plastic curlers and washers, but it did it's job too. Trying to tread lightly here too, but both were effective.

[only1harry]

My 3 Condors are 24".  I use the full-size Talon Tunes shroud on one, and Airhog Shrouds on the other 2.  I don't know if Airhog still makes shrouds but they are very effective and look better on the gun (like an extension of the frame) than the TT (to me anyway).  Airhog is maybe 1/2 decibel "louder" than the Talon Tunes at high velocities - very very close throughout most of the range, and Airhog also cost $50 less at the time.  The TT shroud is great but the OD is a bit larger than the frame, and it's also 4" longer than the Airhog.  (16.5" TT vs. 12.5" Airhog).  So overall I like the Airhog shroud better because 4" makes a difference when handling the gun and walking through the woods or in tight quarters like your house.  But nothing wrong with the TT shroud if you don't mind the extra bulkiness (still very light) and length.  Both shrouds are very effective at muzzle velocities under 1,030fps.  From mid-900's to 1k fps, they have you wondering if the gun is working properly or putting out the right FPE when you are new to them.  When I let the air in my .22 Condor go low one time and down to 920fps with Kodiaks when I had it only a few days with the Airhog shroud, I thought it was broken and ran to the Chrony   All I heard was the hammer strike the valve.

Harry

[PaulFWI]

On the "LDCs" vs. shrouds, I found some updated information indicating .gov no longer will treat LDCs as [firearm] "silencers" (good news).

I've found myself vacillating on ordering a gun - between the Air Arms S500 Xtra and the Condor.  Eventually I will have two - one for the wife - maybe I should buy one of each of these.

[Booger]

On the "LDCs" vs. shrouds, I found some updated information indicating .gov no longer will treat LDCs as [firearm] "(@*#&%(*@&)" (good news).

I've found myself vacillating on ordering a gun - between the Air Arms S500 Xtra and the Condor.  Eventually I will have two - one for the wife - maybe I should buy one of each of these.

I would go with the S510. I have a Condor, it hits hard, is accurate, but only a single shot. I do get 60 consistent shots per fill.

[PaulFWI]

On the "LDCs" vs. shrouds, I found some updated information indicating .gov no longer will treat LDCs as [firearm] "(@*#&%(*@&)" (good news).

I've found myself vacillating on ordering a gun - between the Air Arms S500 Xtra and the Condor.  Eventually I will have two - one for the wife - maybe I should buy one of each of these.

I would go with the S510. I have a Condor, it hits hard, is accurate, but only a single shot. I do get 60 consistent shots per fill.

To be honest I don't really see myself paying the extra $200 or whatever it is for the repeater.  When I used to hunt, I was always pretty much a one-shot guy.  That makes you make it count.

[only1harry]

Use the Phillips pellet holder specifically made for the Talon/Condor that P/A sells, and you can reload your Condor in 3 to 4 secs.  I only reloaded once while hunting (out of 300?) to finish off a possum with my Condor(s), and it was to end it quickly.  It wasn't needed.  All raccoons, groundhogs, squirrels, other possums (and fox), etc. were very quick 1-shot kills.  When target shooting, you still have to cock the gun with the magazine, regain your composure, control your breathing, etc., so you are only looking at a difference of a couple of seconds between shots.  It doesn't really make a difference.

Harry

[rualert]

Use the Phillips pellet holder specifically made for the Talon/Condor that P/A sells, and you can reload your Condor in 3 to 4 secs.  I only reloaded once while hunting (out of 300?) to finish off a possum with my Condor(s), and it was to end it quickly.  It wasn't needed.  All raccoons, groundhogs, squirrels, other possums (and fox), etc. were very quick 1-shot kills.  When target shooting, you still have to cock the gun with the magazine, regain your composure, control your breathing, etc., so you are only looking at a difference of a couple of seconds between shots.  It doesn't really make a difference.

Harry

    What he said  I have a 6" Talon Tunes shroud on my 18", and the pellet holder mentioned, almost as fast as my M-Rod to reload, but a lot more power. And at the current tunes, still maneuverable but plenty of ump depending on which tank, and pellet / bullet combo.

Casey