AirForce Spin-Loc Hi-Flo Air Tank, Fits .22 & .25 AirForce Condor Rifles

Price , and the power it gives my Talon SS .25 , easy to install , if you are wanting more power from your Talon try this set up .

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Ease of use

Gauge failed, blew the plastic cap and leaks all the air out within seconds.

Nice air rifle but be prepared to make a significant investment and hope the tank pressure gauge does not fail.

Power and accuracy

Bottle exchange is difficult

Works as expected. Put it on the Condor without difficulty and my problem was solved.

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More shots than the smaller tank.

Price.

This works well on my EscapeSS. I have no crony to prove it, but I suspect the performance is nearly the same as with the stock tank (and valve) that comes with the EscapeSS. Be prepared for a workout if you have a hand pump.

I liked almost everything about this product. It is always good to have a spare air supply for Condor owners. If you do a lot of high powered shootings this product is an excellent investment.

This is minor....but an after market stock for the Condor would be great. How ever the existing configuration is very accurate.

While you are buying equipment from this site...buy the scuba fill adaptor. It will take a full 25 minutes of hand pumping to fill this tank.

This will fit a Talon SS.

Better Quality Assurance process at Air Force. First tank I received from Air Force and it did not have the quick fill disconnect or manometer. Second tank I received had a leak by the manometer, which I fixed with some loctite on the threads and tighted the manometer.

Air Force ships air rifles very nice, but needs to work on their air tanks. I am getting a .25 cal barrel, so I will see if their barrels are the same quality as with an intial rifle.

It is an Air Force accessory, which is built in the U.S. One feature is the quick fill nozzle. This tank has a foam piece and comes with an additional quick disconnect wrench and allen wrench, in case you lost yours. LOL.

Better QA process at Air Force. It may not be there fault, since I am sure they purchase these from an outside vendor. The first one I got was the Air Force Hi-Flo .20-.25 model without the quick disconnect nozzle and manometer. Sent it back to PA. Second one came with a leaky manometer. Easy fix with some "loctite" medium strength and a retighten. I wasn't going to waste more time driving an hour to FedEx to fix this issue.

If you want more than one, then your best bet is to get the Hi-Flo without the quick fill and manometer. Purchase the Airforce Refill Adapter, Quick-Disconnect Nipple (Item Code: AFU1013 [Airforce Refill Adapter, Quick-Disconnect Nipple...]
). You will save money and headaches with loose nozzles and manometers!

I like having a pressure gauge and not having to remove the tank to fill my gun. I also like that you can fill the tank with a foster connector and don't need a separate adapter like you do with the standard tank.

I ordered two of these and neither came with the Spin-loc wrench that one needs to install the tank on the gun. I called Airforce and they sent a wrench right out to me at no charge which was very nice of them. But I think they should ship a wrench with the tank.

I ordered 2 of these. The first one was ordered directly from AirForce and came damaged. I sent it back and got a refund because unfortunately they did not have another one to send me. Nobody else seemed to have these in stock either, so I backordered one from Pyramyd.

Perfect solution to the problem of no gauge on the standard tanks... the quick connect is a real bonus and needed with the spin loc since it is more difficult to remove this than the standard tank. I find that I use the gauge constantly while shooting. A must have.

Make the removal/install of this version simpler with a thumb wheel lock down versus having to use a special wrench or a fingernail to spin the lock down collar.

If you can, make sure you have a quick disconnect fill method versus having to remove it from the gun. When tightening it down or loosening you can turn the tank just enough to get the final tightening or to break it loose.