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Smaug · 01-17-2012, 11:41 AM

I'm pretty shocked you sold your Condor to adapt a CO2 gun to HPA. Totally not worth it, in my opinion. The Condor is a nice rifle on which everything already works. No jerking around. You sold it for something experimental. Bad call, if you didn't have money and time to spend on the project.

Here's what I think you should do. See if you can get a refund or exchange on the Benji pump. Sell the tank and related paraphernalia. Buy a Hill pump. Make sure you have the right fittings. Then, you're making your own high pressure air and are on your own schedule. All hand pumps aren't garbage, but the Crosman ones are. It is pretty well known, too.

Meanwhile, you're still out the Condor, which it sad. You'll have to save up and replace that with another PCP eventually, because a HPA 2240 is in no way a replacement for that, even if it works.

01-17-2012, 11:41 AM	#5
Smaug Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: northern Chicago suburbs Posts: 42	Sounds like bad luck and lack of research to me. I'm pretty shocked you sold your Condor to adapt a CO2 gun to HPA. Totally not worth it, in my opinion. The Condor is a nice rifle on which everything already works. No jerking around. You sold it for something experimental. Bad call, if you didn't have money and time to spend on the project. Here's what I think you should do. See if you can get a refund or exchange on the Benji pump. Sell the tank and related paraphernalia. Buy a Hill pump. Make sure you have the right fittings. Then, you're making your own high pressure air and are on your own schedule. All hand pumps aren't garbage, but the Crosman ones are. It is pretty well known, too. Meanwhile, you're still out the Condor, which it sad. You'll have to save up and replace that with another PCP eventually, because a HPA 2240 is in no way a replacement for that, even if it works. __________________ -Jeremy "Well begun is half done." - Aristotle