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Castle02
 Post subject: My 9mm Condor setup
PostPosted: Sat Oct 12, 2013 11:50 pm 
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Thanks to Whitewolf, I have a 15" 9mm setup in my Condor and it ain't quiet. With the power wheel between 1 & 2(I thought it was set at 2) it shot in the mid 600's with JSB 77.62 gr pellets.
I let one of the new shooters have a crack at it, at 50 yards it's about 3 mils. He said he was aiming for the mouth on the steel wolf target and hit it exactly. It's a pretty awesome setup.
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 Post subject: Re: My 9mm Condor setup
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Glad your happy with the setup Castle. Im sure youll smile more once you start crankin up the power wheeel...lol... And on that note start stocking up on the ammo... :)

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 Post subject: Re: My 9mm Condor setup
PostPosted: Mon Oct 14, 2013 6:28 am 
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the pellets in the picture look small , they are the jsb's i assume . ive been looking to try some new pellets , i hope they come in better shape then some of the other large pellets .
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The pellets in the photo are the new 78 gr. JSBs, and they are as beautifully made as all the JSB Exacts....

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 Post subject: Re: My 9mm Condor setup
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jezX wrote:
the pellets in the picture look small , they are the jsb's i assume . ive been looking to try some new pellets , I hope they come in better shape then some of the other large pellets .


The pellets are very nicely formed. Up swaging them too a skirt of 0.364 they fit your earlier 9mm bbl very nicely. They have produced very nice ragged holes @15m. I have not tested them further upon your bbls. Testing went upon another version of 9mm bbl. Which so far has produced very promising long range results with the JSB pellets and heavier casted rnds.

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 Post subject: Re: My 9mm Condor setup
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Up swaging them too a skirt of 0.364

I find that confusing.... The .35 cal JSB pellets I have here measure 0.357" at the head and 0.365" at the skirt already, straight from the tin.... this is pretty typical for a diablo pellet where the head fits the groove diameter of the barrel and the skirt is 0.007 - 0.010" larger....

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good to know they are so nice , i will pick some up . ive found alot of pellets have oversized skirts and undersized head , making me rethink so slug concepts .
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Up swaging them too a skirt of 0.364

I find that confusing.... The .35 cal JSB pellets I have here measure 0.357" at the head and 0.365" at the skirt already, straight from the tin.... this is pretty typical for a diablo pellet where the head fits the groove diameter of the barrel and the skirt is 0.007 - 0.010" larger....

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I bad, word was tobe HEAD. Too many things on the go today.

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 Post subject: Re: My 9mm Condor setup
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Beautiful setup Castle!
Good work as always Kim!

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