New to me: Talon/Condor
I have had several opportunities to get a Condor, but a couple feel through. Then I found one on auctionarms.com. This one had the Axiom Custom stock and forearm. With open sights and the scuba adapter.
All I can say is WOW. I thought my Talon SS was a tack driving fun gun. Little did I realize that the Condor is the bad-est of the the bad boys. This thing is without a doubt the Cat’s Meow. I have put the tri-rail on it and mounted a BSA Panther 2.5X10 scope. I am planning to put the sling swivels on it and can not wait to bust some bridge destroying evil pigeons. This will be later this afternoon.
To say I love my Airforce rifles, is like saying bread and butter are good, there just ain’t no doubt.
Even though I have now received my Daystate Harrier X2 and have on it a Bushnell Elite 4200, I can not say that that it is any better or more fun. Even my Rapid-7 will have to take a back seat to my Airforce rifles. My beloved FX-Cutlass is going to gather some dust while I bust some pigeon butt with my Airforce rifles.
My wife is loosing her mind, because I now walk around with my Talon SS or my Condor and just love saying “Say hello to my little friend”…. she says I look like and idiot, but dang I look so cool.
My 15 year old son has called dibs on the Talon SS because it is ambidextrous. He is a lefty. So most of my air rifles are correctly configured for right handed normal shooters… hahahhaha.
I will let you know how the operation “Feather Duster” goes this weekend.
Happy shooting,
Paul G.
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Paul:
your lucky to be in TX.
My “B-B” gun exactly fits the area I use. Nearest house is a little over one third of a mile away. At that distance, my pellet would loose all its energy and fall harmless. It would not be safe with a real firearm. In fact it is illegal to shoot a long gun anywhere in this state except at a fireing range!!!
Mark