AirForce Condor PCP Air Rifle, Spin-Loc Tank, Red

Another great Airforce rifle. The spinlock tank with the onboard air pressure guage is an awesome feature. The power wheel makes it easy to find the perfect power range for whatever weight pellet your using. The rifle is capable of very tight groups at 50 yards. Well built, fun to shoot, and accurate. What more could you ask for in a rifle?

Not a thing. Keep it just llike it is.

Be aware. This rifle is rimfire loud.

I like the design of this gun. I was very fortunate choosing the red color although I believe in plain black it would look good too. My gun is .177 Caliber and with the well power on 4 I get much more than 200 shots with a full tank, and let me tell you that although I didn't crono the speed of the shots I still get a very decent power/poundage capable of splitting little pieces of wood 2X2 in half, breaking thick glass (empty of course) champagne bottles in one shot from 72 yards away. This gun is a power house. Indeed the Condor is about power. I'm not even going to describe what it does when I shoot at the max power but I can tell you that the pellets are literally disintegrated. I also like the way you can easily add lots of different accessories like laser, flash light, sling etc. This gun seems to be happy with almost every pellet I try, even gamo small lead balls that usually fly erratically with other guns. What I like above everything is the accuracy. I mounted a 3-12X44 Leapers scope and sometimes I fell its harder to fail the shot than to hit. With this gun, if I can see it I can hit it. I feel so good and confident about this gun that I'm going to upgrade the scope to a 6-24X56 scope because this gun deserves it.

Nothing to change. I have three PCP guns and it's very hard to say which one is the most accurate. I have a Hammerli elite Pneuma 10 and also a Benjamin Marauder in .22 caliber, (most of my guns are .177) however I feel this one is the most powerful of them all though keeping an amazing accuracy at longer distances.

I don't hunt but if I did, I surely would hunt with this gun in any caliber. It's a single shot gun but with this power it can finish humanely the animal you are aiming at and given its accuracy, you don't need a follow up shot. Hunter or target shooter I do recommend this gun.

Weight... this thing is feather lite and manages a ton of power, easily out powered my marauder .25 with the wheel on 6-0 and 3000psi fill. Rifle report is slightly lower pitched than a 22 rim-fire but just as loud lol. Trigger is light and surprisingly crisp, safety is floppy as expected by the multitude of reviews but if you hold the bolt as you take safety off no way it can misfire.

Add something for ergonomics for your head against the tank lol. Also, offer it shrouded for those of us with neighbors lol. Also quiet the hammer impact, its a weird high pitched twang that rings my ear every shot... ear plugs a must.

Isnt grouping well with beeman 31.02's but thats common it seems. I have a plethora of .25 pellets on hand so ill update with info on best pellet in my rifle once I have it figured out. I'll be ordering a TT shroud soon so I'll inform on it as well. $195 for ~ 40dB spl reduction... worth every penny imho. First 6 shots already showed the barrel truing, first shot was on left to right, second was 3" right, 3rd 3" left, 4the 1" left, 5th 1.2" right, 6th touched edge of bulls eye (nickel sized) rest circled the edge as well and had a few hole-in-holes @ 45 yards. I'mma polish the barrel up and I'm betting within 100 rounds this thing will drive tacks @ 50yds as advertised