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I'm very interested in this conversion kit too, but have a few questions that I guess will have to wait until they are actually produced. I posted the below in the YouTube video, but have not received any reply yet. "I can't tell from the video, but is it easy and quick to take stock off and on...

I've sold my Zoraki. I loved the pistol, it was great! I hated pumping.. lol.

I emailed Chris/Terry, and Terry at Buck Rail has allowed me to post this status: Status of the Buck Rail GK1 To Mini Carbine Conversion - 2024-02-12: "So they are actually in production. Terry said he’s ok with the following info being shared: “There is no pre-order yet. The parts will be...

Your's looks great! This one and the BuckRail are the two I am interested in. Is it easy to take off the grip without tools? I think I would miss the that beautiful wood grip if always covered.

The Stoeger XM1 Bullshark .22 is an excellent gun. The price per performance is outstanding. I've had all the more expensive guns (Taipan, FX, Daystate. Huben, Edgun, etc), and for the money, the XM1 Bullshark cannot be beat IMHO. It's not in the same category as the above expensive guns, but...

I'm pretty sure the JTS are made in China and the JSB are made in Czechoslovakia. It's easy for us to confuse the initials, but they are totally different companies.

The JTS 18.1 are also excellent and accurate. Here's a link to my earlier post in this thread. https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/the-stoeger-mx1-bullsharks-are-here.1271670/post-1621193

I have a GX E-L2 battery version of the CS2. It fills my GK1 to 300 bar, and other non-Huben guns perfectly fine. Since the CS2 fills all other guns except the Huben's, and you can fill the Huben's with a tank, is it possible the GX CS2 Quick Connect is not fully seated with the Huben fill...

Honestly, probably looks is the main reason, which is not a good reason. But when I hold the pistol and target shoot, I don't think it makes any difference if it's a few inches farther back or not, I'll still miss my targets...lol.

Airgun-hobbyist thank you for explanation and video link. The mount I am using works well. But, I would prefer the red dot farther back if possible.

Andrew (M0ist0ne), I'm interested in purchasing your Huben GK1 Rear Sight Mount - v2 Holosun 407k/507k X2 pattern for my GK1 V1 with a Holosun HS507K X2, but not sure if it will fit. On your site you mention: " .... this is on newer GK1 blocks - PLEASE SEE PICTURE to verify before purchasing...

Just be aware that hubenairguns.shop is not the same as the Huben manufacturer. Per Kelly at Kraz Cool Airguns: "Huben is a factory that does not sell direct or have a factory outlet. Huben airgunshop is not Huben but rather a Dealer in Spain"

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I'm not an expert, but Kelly at Kraz Cool Airguns told me that after about 2-2.5 turns out, it will have maxed it's power. He also said that there is no 'stop' when turning out, so I'm not sure what would happen if you just kept turning and turning out. I found with my .22, every 1/4 turn...

I ordered four 11-shot CARM higher capacity magazine for Snowpeak/Artemis/SPA P35 on 11/30/2023 and received them about two weeks later. They fit perfectly in my Stoeger XM1 bullshark .22, and work great! So, along with the two 9-shot magazines that came with the gun, I can get 62 shots on a...

Kelly Schmidt at Kraz Cool Airguns shows them at $1250. That's where many of us got our Huben Pistol's. He is very knowledgeable and a great guy to work with. He also sells the Huben K1 airgun which is more expensive.

The Huben Pistol GK1 is around $1250 USD. If you take some time to read this thread, you'll get your answers. TL;DR... It has amazing variable power, and we all love it!

Check out my review of Legionair (Michael's) hand made holster earlier in this thread. He does very good work! Here is the link to make it easier to find: https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/holsters-for-the-huben-gk1.1297721/post-1581985

Thanks Kelly.... more lessons learned.

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