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Incredible gun, quiet, powerful.Accurate the whole package!

That's a good design right there on the seal. I have a double return Spring on mine with a graduated Taper to seat each spring..very similar. Doesn't leak and makes a lot of power.

253 or .254 for huben. To loose, no shoot

The rubber goes in between the 2 trigger adjustment screws in the rear. Keeps them from backing out. If those screws out of adjustment the gun could shoot multiple shots from one trigger pull.

Very unfortunate about the unintended consequences of Now having a leak after having the gun repaired..so-called. As For the initial problem of poor accuracy The 1st Place to look When having accuracy problems out of a proven platform like the Huben is baffle clipping. If there is no sloppiness...

If the pellet is going through any baffling Most likely clipping is the problem.

Sorry for the late reply. I had a serious accident. Layed up at the hospital for a couple weeks. The plate stays in. Chassis goes over the top.

The only reason the sear roll pin is longer is because that's The forward attachment for the AR adapter on that particular build. The one you get will Attach normally With the usual bolts in front and back. That is a pretty cool trigger on arm. It should work well with the AR adapter.

My favorite current build with the AR adapter is when combined with the bullpup kit like in this .30 caliber. Ergonomics are greatly improved.

I think they were $150 shipped. Notice the trigger is Close to the the back wall. Depending on the gun some needed a 1.5 mm spacer between the Plastic trigger shoe and the trigger to move it forward a bit, for the trigger to reset Proper. If you have one of the newer frames Is when mounted...

I'll give it some thought, but I really would like to keep the last one. Also, something to keep in mind is the newer Frames that have the plastic trigger guard mount an inch forward Compared to the older frames, which is what the Is current AR adapter is designed around. It may Still fit...

I made a dozen of these while back. Sold them all except for one I kept for a personal build. May do it again at some point but too many irons the fire right now.

Whatever you run through the baffling to align it make sure it's very straight and soft where it touches the barrel so it's not too damage your crown. The air stripper I use is a Hatsan. I removed the brass Center piece to lessen the possibility of clipping there also and still benefited from...

I was blessed with a very accurate Huben from from the start but, I was also able to take it from good accuracy to incredible accuracy by taking the time to align and stabilize the baffles in the tube. Baffles appear to be machine pressed and shaped and while the reasonably well fitted to the...

Huben bores are notoriously large. If your pellets or slugs are not sized large enough to offer some marginal resistance going into the mag your not going to get optimal accuracy.

Three-piece anti- bounce Hammer arrangement for Airforce guns. Requires a 4in hammer spring in order to achieve no preload On Hammer.

I'll pull the hammer Arrangement sometime this week and take you a pic. You want the breach very lightly resting on the valve head /top hat. Too much preload on the spring will cause more hammer bounce, waste a lot of hair and mess with your accuracy.

I've been through every valve spring valve retaining nut, through hole diameter, Top Hat Gap you could imagine on the Air Force platform and the quietest and best tune comes from a heavy valve return spring and I moderate sized through hole through the valve nut. Too much air released at the...

30 caliber without question. The only advantages the 25 offers over the 30 is cost of ammo and quantity received. The 30 caliber hole,smack and power down range is very gratifying.