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I got the same information. I am happy that Huben listen to all of you :)

I am currently testing the .22 version. It is the quietest suppressor I have ever tested, not that I have any extensive suppressor collection but it is definitely quieter than the Trident Ramus that was my reference till now. It is relatively long but thin, and quite heavy mainly due to the...

Hi to all. Yes, K1 typically works better with .223 (anything between .222 to .223 works) but this dimension can only be at the rear part of the slug. Front part of the slug must not be greater than about .2185 to .2190 due to grooves in the magazine, otherwise it is impossible to load the slug...

The dimensions of K1 airtube are: OD 33.1 mm ID 29 mm or maybe slightly more...

Hi to all. Wanted to let you know that I have been doing some experiments and giving tips to Huben regarding barrel selection. Right now I have unchoked poly barrel on the .25 and it shoot pellets excellent (JSB king heavy). I tested them at 70 meters and I get one hole group. I am also using...

Lubrication is generally not needed. I would advise that if the gun is running properly not to disassemble and/or lubricate. You do need to clean the barrel occasionally. Regarding .25 cal: I had trouble getting good accuracy with stock barrel with .25 cal K1 (as mentioned also in the video)...

I do not know about America, but MP molds does sell internationally but I understand that this might not be an option for you due to custom and tax...

You can get in touch to MP-Molds through email: https://www.mp-molds.com/ sales(at)mp-molds.com

Hi. Linotype is a mixture of Tin, Antimony and Lead. This is what I have available that is why I always give information for the alloy I use with Linotype. On this link, you can find a calculator and different alloys composition so you can make an equivalent...

I use anything between 10:1 up to 5:1 lead to linotype ratio.

Pure lead might be a bit too soft, you might get some lead build up in the barrel forcing cone that you will have to clean with brass brush every few hundred shots... But it is a good idea to go through different alloys and experiment and in the end settle with the one that works best.

5,55 will work with about same accuracy as 5,52, but they are harder to push in the magazine. It also depends on the hardness of the alloy you use to cast. Personally, I recommend 5,52 if you still have possibility to change your order, but make sure you user harder alloy... If you cannot...

Yes, you are correct, 5,55 is better for unchoked barrel and 5,52 is better for choked. As far as I know, all K1 stock barrels are choked.

For K1 V2 (and all other K1 with stock barrel), 5.52 is the best option. Good to know that they intend to make dies .223 for K1 as well... I hope I get to try them :)

Hi. I think I know the answer to both of the above questions. Gmiestore is offering .217 size that work best with FX STX slug barrels. Other airguns do not have a chamber and they fit in those as well, touching only the lands. Huben does have a chamber but it is bigger and requires a bigger...

Actually neither. It is refering to the slugs that huben is making them self. The only place (that I know of) where you can buy them is at Airgun heaven: https://airgunheaven.com/en/huben-slugs-beschikbaar PS: they have stolen my picture of them ... LOL

It is 416 mm

Hello to all. I have a new version of the mold that is based on the Huben slugs shape. You can find all information on my channel: Gregor

Alejandro, thanks for stepping in. There is one issue that you can have when installing the new type of the seal (the light gray harder plastic type). The tool for inserting the seal is designed for old softer seal and can cause problems when installing the new type of seal:The problem is that...

PelletPusher; you are right, Huben needs a pellet pusher :) That would definitely be a solution for shooting pellets, but I would prefer to have a mechanical solution. tkerrigan; if you are talking about replacing the main firing valve seal, it is not in my video... But let me know when you...