Here is an other spin off thread for the Huben pistol where members can share what ammo they have found works good,....... or bad in their hand cannon.
Nice, how many shot do you get at that power level ?GTO Predator .25 16.54 grain 920 fps 40 yards. 12-shot group. I had one of my stocks on it & from the bench. The stock was only connected behind the receiver. If it was connected to the bottom of the grip, too, I think the height of the group would been less. At 1050, groups were bad; at 980, they were not really good; at 960, they were getting better. At 920, good enough for anything I intend to do. Got to order some more fresh out. There are no jams at all today using the factory gate.
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Yeah, they should be good for that.Ahhh Ok, those might be an option when I get my .25 shorty
That makes perfect sense. I experienced something similar with my Extreme .457. It has a 4,500 psi tank and with helium shooting a 250 grain hollow point. unregulated, my first shot was 1365 fps if memory serves, it been a few years since I last used it. With the second shot it dropped to about 800 fps but at 100 yards the poi was about 3 inches higher. So since the projectile is the same weight, but slower, logic would dictate the recoil had more time to raise the barrel before exit, hence the higher poi. I always wondered why, this is a logical answer to the puzzle.Basically recoil but because your grip prevents backward motion, the recoil is expressed as the muzzle moving upwards (rotation around the center of mass, which is below the bore). Heavier projectiles cause more recoil force and take more time to leave the barrel, both of which enhance the upward POI shift.
model | Caliber/ammo | bar start-finish | air capicity (incl. plenum) | total shots done | avg fpe | fpe efficiency* | ||
huben gk1 | .25/ JSB Hades 26.54 grain | 310-160 | 85cc | 34 | 30.5 | 406 | ||
huben gk1 | .25/ JSB Hades 26.54 grain | 310-160 | 85cc | 21 | 44.5 | 366,4 | ||
huben gk1 | .25/ JSB Hades 26.54 grain | 310-155 | 85cc | 29 | 39.0 | 429,2 | ||
huben gk1 | .25/ JSB Hades 26.54 grain | 310-165 | 85cc | 14 | 50.3 | 285,6 | ||
huben gk1 | .25/ JSB Hades 26.54 grain | 310-157 | 85cc | 47 | 26.0 | 469,8 | ||
huben gk1 | .25/ JSB Hades 26.54 grain | 310-163 | 85cc | 64 | 16.9 | 432 | ||
huben gk1 | ..25 / jsb 16.54 grain | 310-155 | 85cc | 31 | 34.8 | 409 | ||
huben gk1 | ..25 / jsb 16.54 grain | 310-160 | 85cc | 39 | 29.5 | 451 | ||
huben gk1 | ..25 / jsb 16.54 grain | 315-160 | 85cc | 18 | 41.4 | 282,8 | ||
huben gk1 | .25 / jsb 34 gr | 310-145 | 85cc | 26 | 44.0 | 407 | ||
huben gk1 | .25 / jsb 34 gr | 310-150 | 85cc | 33 | 38.0 | 461 | ||
huben gk1 | .25 / jsb 34 gr | 315-155 | 85cc | 21 | 50.,2 | 387,5 | ||
can you please report on the use of these slugs with the GK1? i was considering that mold, but wonder if the slogs are not sitting snug in the mag and move around to cause jams.I have one of the MP molds round nose/boat tail airgun slug molds in 25 caliber and a .25 gk1 on the way. I know that this mold was specifically made to work with the GK one magazine and barrel (before they switched to a lower twist rate pellet barrel in 2020/2021). Has anyone tried shooting these out of the pistol? I will be doing so myself eventually.
(I’d like to shoot these slugs because of the ease of casting compared to diabolo pellets - my 8 cavity mold really makes it easy to cranks these out).
thank you for the response,I have found bob's boat tails have the perfect degree of snugness. I have been casting 41 grain slugs but with a hollow point pin so maybe 39 grains. Next lot i cast will be solid point I think. The 50 grain bbt slugs fit perfectly also - snug and the exact length of the mag. I am not a marksman, and that i generally shoot freestanding offhand so I can't comment on group sizes
I got the molds from NOE
thank you, i made another thread for experiences with suitable mould for the GK1 over here:I am casting these:
250-41-FN-BK2 2 Cavity BT RG2 | NOE Bullet Moulds
noebulletmolds.com
I have been casting at a low temperature so the slugs will be a little oversized and more snug. I think if you cast with this mold at higher temps, they may be a little loose. There is. .253 cal version of the mold, but it has been out of stock for a long time - would have bought that if i could have.
Not in the 42 grain version - all show out of stock.thank you, i made another thread for experiences with suitable mould for the GK1 over here:
Which mould for casting slugs for the Huben GK1 .25(3)?
I am interested in trying to case slugs for my Huben GK1 .25 and am looking to hear what mould is best, in your opinion and why? Also where to get those moulds (preferrably from the euro-zone)? Hollowpoints, but other shapes welcome as well. I have been thinking this one from MP moulds could...www.airgunnation.com
looks like the .253 is available now, if i am not mistaken. maybe they are too long for the mag?