I decommissioned my 22 but still have the barrel. The 22 and the 20 calibers shoot absolutely fantastic. The 177 is a real close second and getting better. With PA's black friday deal it's real tempting.
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Airforce Talon P Carbine .25
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folks Chief55 is selling his immaculate Condor. I’ve dealt with him he keeps his stuff perfect and hes a great guy. Here’s his link:
Airforce Condor .22 like new. There is nothing wrong with this gun. Your choice, you can have it with the original factory tank or with a 4500psi regulated tank, you pick. I will pay for shipping, and insurance with signature required. PayPal friends and family only. In Conus lower 48 only.
https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/400-airforce-condor-22.1323191/
Airforce Condor .22 like new. There is nothing wrong with this gun. Your choice, you can have it with the original factory tank or with a 4500psi regulated tank, you pick. I will pay for shipping, and insurance with signature required. PayPal friends and family only. In Conus lower 48 only.
https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/400-airforce-condor-22.1323191/
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Yes it could be done, this one has a 27" TJ 1-26 twist.. power is managed by a external regulator at 2,800psi it shoots 50gr at 980fps -- 106 fpe . AT preload 1 . Next month a new TJ 1-16 twist.. 30" long - .30 barrel would be here for some slug fun.
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wikipedia has the following to say
A carbine (/ˈkɑːrbiːn/ KAR-been or /ˈkɑːrbaɪn/ KAR-byn)[1] is a long gun that has a barrel shortened from its original length.[2] Most modern carbines are rifles that are compact versions of a longer rifle or are rifles chambered for less powerful cartridges.
Personally , I thought it strictly refers to a semiautomatic rifle, like a ruger 10/22 is what I think of when I see the word. I thought the talon was a pistol that could be taken down from a carbine, and then set back up as one.
As for the Talon being single shot, that is disappointing, because when I thought it was semi auto my mind was blown regarding the rest of its specs. Ive never heard of a semi auto pistol with that kind of power. But I am not even a noob when it comes to airguns, I don't even have onew, I was looking at buying one and came here to find to take advantage of the knowledge base, which is considerable, and thats fitting because there is a considerable amount of options
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yes it is. It's hard to find a reasonably priced PCP pistol especially if you are looking for semi auto, which is what I am looking for
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That's a great deal. I contemplated purchasing it but I like short guns. My last Condor was 53" with the can attached.
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Talontunes has their kit for $500.
.30 Drop In Conversion - AirForce Accessories
.30 Drop In Conversion - AirForce Accessories
talontunes.com Other than that it all works well. .30 roundball are kinda fun, they leave with a lot of power but don't go far.
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I have both the .22 cal and the .25 cal barrels for my Escape UL. For hunting I use the .25 cal barrel shooting either the H&N 30.89 pellets or the Apolo 33 gn slugs from about 2300 psi down to about 1800 psi for about 10 shots @ ~60 fpe. (Hand pump friendly of course but I do have a compressor) I like the .22 cal barrel for target shooting and a few more shots per fill at about 45 fpe. It also likes the same ammo, H&N 21 gn pellets and Apolo 21 gn slugs. With the Sig Romeo red dot, the Escape UL weighs about 5 lbs and is the perfect small/medium game rifle for long woods walks IMHO! Sometimes swap the Sig sight with one of my Vector Optics 1-6 scopes if I want to shoot longer distances. I too have taken crow at 100 yards with this rifle so it can accurately reach out and touch something when necessary.
I have also owned Condors in both .22 and .25, but at my age now, the Escape UL is perfect for me...
I have also owned Condors in both .22 and .25, but at my age now, the Escape UL is perfect for me...
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