AirForce Condor 22 cal. Heavy Slug Liner Test Two -- Valve Failure at the Range

Making videos is still a work in progress for me but I'm stiving to get you more content on the projects I'm working on. This day at the range didn't go quite as expected (I likely filed too much when porting the stem), but I did get 3 decent groups at 50 yards. The best group (minus one flyer) was the first averaging about 1014FPS, group two that didn't make it on camera was the most consistent at 1009, and group three at 1007 started to open up. I did make a new valve stem already, waiting on new tooling to help port it better, and working on version 2.0 of this valve system for the .30cal Talon. Stay tuned!

[@valmirkonzen]

I liked your design of the cylinder at the front, for me too, the valve has stuck open. Another subscriber and congratulations on the channel!

[@leadslinger5130]

I think at a certainpoint I think you will hit diminished returns on reg pressure. At the end of the day the barrel volume is fixed. Let's say a given velocity = X pressure at the mussel we could say that the velocity resulted from a barrel pressure of X (hypothetical number 800psi). It will always take the same amount of air to fill the barrel volume to a given pressure. What will change is the function over time or shot cycle. At some point efficiency will go down, I think there will be a happy place in the middle somewhere. I think lowwer pressure feals smother personally.

[@bloodops3751]

You earned my subscription.. great job

[@claudiodemis6461]

Soy de argentina tengo un af condor calibre 22. Que tipo de municion y en que numero de rueda lo utiliza

[@snipergomes2322]

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