Congratulations on your new channel. I'm certain that it will be a success. Your videos are professional, informative, and just plain enjoyable. There's not a lot of really good information on High Pressure Airguns so your videos have been my go-to as I get deeper into the sport. I own a pair of Condors and currently building a Talondor. All three will be .257 when finished. So please keep up the excellent work and I'm anxious to see where you take this.
Joel Jimmerson Echo those comments Joel. I am also building a Talondor. So enjoyable to build something that meets your exact needs rather than hand $2,000 dollars to a shop.
Lee, Tof feels the same as I do on the Mad Dog Stock. It WORKS! And works very well. It makes for a much stiffer frame, and really helps tighten and make groups and long range shooting so much better! And, it really helps with shouldering and scope alignment. I tend to think of a stock Condor as simply a barreleds action being shot out of any other gun. Sure, it is fine for a take down rifle without it, but it will never be a true precision AG without a stock. 1/2" Groups at 80-100 yards is now common place with both Tof's and mine. KnifeMaker
Great to see there Brother Tof!!! Been casting more of the .257hollow points lately. Thinking of trying an epoxy coat and or powder coat for the bullets. Trying to find a way to eliminate leading completely. Buuut, this is a test, this is only a test. LOL. A BIG Congrats on the Channel. Woo-Hoo!!! KnifeMaker
hi there I'm a newbie to pcp's but love shooting air guns and would really like to get into the pcp's but would like a custom made condor like your friend Doug made and shot in the one video you posted and congrats on the 200 yard club love to watch your hunts
Why is it that I keep watching your videos over and over :) especially the long range stuff.. I just emailed Doug about the quiet .30, very impressive! Wonder if he can do a .357? Anyways, you guys are doing it right!! Thanks, Travis
Hay buddy looking forward to your next video adventure. I'm getting my 24 inch 22 calibre barrel on Monday, I'm going up from 12 to 24 inch, but staying in 22 calibre for now. I'm hoping that will get my fp numbers up a little bit anyway.
Hello from Canada! I am a subber to your channel, and a shooter also. I too am into air guns. I just wanted to say TY for your great videos, I enjoy them immensely. BTW, your airguns are awesome beyond anything in Canada, and the capabilities of these airguns are staggering. Keep the videos coming and promoting the sport. Stay safe and TY again.
Geodoctor, thank you sir! I appreciate your views and sub. I hope to keep it interesting in the near and far future for everyone. I'm hoping to not only feature my own guns but NEW guns as well and what they can do. These are exciting times we live in. See ya in the next video.............
Tofazfou It would be nice to see what you think of that new Maddogg stock, it is such a niche item that is offered after market that unless you have a Airforce gun you would never know about. I have an Airforce Condor that I'm thinking of getting that stock for but there is not much information out there as far as review go. What I'm wondering is how does it shoulder different? Not using the bottle as much on the shoulder does that change things? Shooting bench is it better with the new stock? Shooting freehand is that better with the stock?
What is your opinion on the new Airforce Texan? At first I thought maybe it would steal your thunder tbh but actually being such high caliber and low shot count I think it lacks the finesse, accuracy or practicality of the 257 Talondor. I also think you cannot beat the experience of building or commissioning your own custom gun meeting your exact requirements. But what do you think T? Is the Texan purely a big game hunting rifle? I think so. Its definately no backyard plinker lol
Congratulations on your new channel. I'm certain that it will be a success. Your videos are professional, informative, and just plain enjoyable. There's not a lot of really good information on High Pressure Airguns so your videos have been my go-to as I get deeper into the sport. I own a pair of Condors and currently building a Talondor. All three will be .257 when finished. So please keep up the excellent work and I'm anxious to see where you take this.
Joel Jimmerson Echo those comments Joel. I am also building a Talondor. So enjoyable to build something that meets your exact needs rather than hand $2,000 dollars to a shop.
Lee, Tof feels the same as I do on the Mad Dog Stock. It WORKS! And works very well. It makes for a much stiffer frame, and really helps tighten and make groups and long range shooting so much better! And, it really helps with shouldering and scope alignment.
I tend to think of a stock Condor as simply a barreleds action being shot out of any other gun. Sure, it is fine for a take down rifle without it, but it will never be a true precision AG without a stock. 1/2" Groups at 80-100 yards is now common place with both Tof's and mine.
KnifeMaker
Great to see there Brother Tof!!! Been casting more of the .257hollow points lately. Thinking of trying an epoxy coat and or powder coat for the bullets. Trying to find a way to eliminate leading completely. Buuut, this is a test, this is only a test. LOL.
A BIG Congrats on the Channel. Woo-Hoo!!!
KnifeMaker
hi there I'm a newbie to pcp's but love shooting air guns and would really like to get into the pcp's but would like a custom made condor like your friend Doug made and shot in the one video you posted and congrats on the 200 yard club love to watch your hunts
That is a catchy "name" I like it. I have enjoyed every video of yours that I have watched too! Keep up the great videos!
Why is it that I keep watching your videos over and over :) especially the long range stuff..
I just emailed Doug about the quiet .30, very impressive! Wonder if he can do a .357? Anyways, you guys are doing it right!!
Thanks,
Travis
Hay buddy looking forward to your next video adventure. I'm getting my 24 inch 22 calibre barrel on Monday, I'm going up from 12 to 24 inch, but staying in 22 calibre for now. I'm hoping that will get my fp numbers up a little bit anyway.
I just found and subbed to your channel!! Sweet content!!🔥🔥🔥
If you ever need guest and what they are using and why, kinda like a show and tell count me in.
You sure got some insane rifles man!
Hello from Canada! I am a subber to your channel, and a shooter also. I too am into air guns. I just wanted to say TY for your great videos, I enjoy them immensely. BTW, your airguns are awesome beyond anything in Canada, and the capabilities of these airguns are staggering. Keep the videos coming and promoting the sport. Stay safe and TY again.
Geodoctor,
thank you sir! I appreciate your views and sub. I hope to keep it interesting in the near and far future for everyone. I'm hoping to not only feature my own guns but NEW guns as well and what they can do. These are exciting times we live in.
See ya in the next video.............
Tofazfouu how can i get start to turn my condor in to a 257cal
Tofazfou It would be nice to see what you think of that new Maddogg stock, it is such a niche item that is offered after market that unless you have a Airforce gun you would never know about. I have an Airforce Condor that I'm thinking of getting that stock for but there is not much information out there as far as review go. What I'm wondering is how does it shoulder different? Not using the bottle as much on the shoulder does that change things? Shooting bench is it better with the new stock? Shooting freehand is that better with the stock?
What is your opinion on the new Airforce Texan? At first I thought maybe it would steal your thunder tbh but actually being such high caliber and low shot count I think it lacks the finesse, accuracy or practicality of the 257 Talondor. I also think you cannot beat the experience of building or commissioning your own custom gun meeting your exact requirements. But what do you think T? Is the Texan purely a big game hunting rifle? I think so. Its definately no backyard plinker lol
Ok cool. I'm in.