Don't mean to hijack the place,,, Pepper spray will stop a dog or bear walking towards you!!!! But in full attack mode you better have a gun, pellet gun for dogs will do maybe,, 10 mm pistol for bear,
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A snupnose "fifty smith" is for bears..Don't mean to hijack the place,,, Pepper spray will stop a dog or bear walking towards you!!!! But in full attack mode you better have a gun, pellet gun for dogs will do maybe,, 10 mm pistol for bear,
Mike
Just dropped a NSA .177 20.5 in my chamber it's a no go on my part, they drop to the chamber built chamber stop. Turn muzzle up it falls right out with the gate open. Not having any luck with what ammo I have on hand..I'd like to see what they do with the NSA 20.5 grain weight slugs. This would be a sweet little hunter in a mini carbine configuration if they were consistently shooting moa or better, and pushes a whole magazine of shots around 960 fps.
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The only issue I've ever seen with my .25 it when a slug or pointed pellet goes too far forward and stops the rotation. It is doing the same thing for you? So maybe a .178 diameter would work?Just dropped a NSA .177 20.5 in my chamber it's a no go on my part, they drop to the chamber built chamber stop. Turn muzzle up it falls right out with the gate open. Not having any luck with what ammo I have on hand..
Just about everything I try is a sloppy fit in my .22. I've taken to knurling my slugs by rolling them under a coarse file. It increases the diameter just enough to keep them from sliding back n forth in the magazine.Just dropped a NSA .177 20.5 in my chamber it's a no go on my part, they drop to the chamber built chamber stop. Turn muzzle up it falls right out with the gate open. Not having any luck with what ammo I have on hand..
The NSA box says .178s.The only issue I've ever seen with my .25 it when a slug or pointed pellet goes too far forward and stops the rotation. It is doing the same thing for you? So maybe a .178 diameter would work?
The fixed mag on the GK1 is much more user friendly than the fixed mag on the K1. The gun is just so much smaller and lighter and the magazine is right above the pistol grip, so loading it is much easier. Add an aftermarket loading gate and it’s a very fast and easy gun to load. The K1 in comparison feels quite awkward.No interest in .177. GK1 had my interest because of compactness and sbr possibilities. After trying the K1, I just don't like the fixed mag and pellet/slug picky. As far as semi-auto, if its like the K1 ... great shot count, power, and fun factor. .22 is my favorite, but dabbled or dabbling in .25 and now .30. If I could send a cannon ball at a sparrow without breaking the bank account, I would. Seeing and hearing the energy transfer with anything heavier in any caliber is a treat for me. I've read tons of positives on the GK1 so worth a try and buy in whatever caliber floats your boat. Get one if you can.
Mike,Ok I got the GKI in 177 shorty ordered , I would like to know what 177 pellets fit tight in the magazine?
I found the GTO pellets in my 22 shoot the best at my 500 FPS tune, I really love the shot count lots of shots
I also plan to tune the 177 at or around 500 FPS and enjoy the great shot count, I just need to shoot the cans not kill them..
So you guys that got the 177 in your hands is there a pellet that fits tight, I do feel that is the key to a good shooting Huben pistol any any caliber is a tight fitting pellet, I dont shoot slugs in my pellet guns ,,,
Mike
I have tried to find Predator .177 pellets with little success. Amazon has 6.79gr GTOs for $29.99. The only other vendor that had them in stock was MidwayUSA. They had the 5.5gr wadcutter at $17.99 and the 6.79 round nose at $18.99. I ordered one of each from MidwayUSA but not sure the cost is something that makes sense long term for 200 pellets per tin. JSB 13.43gr and 16.2gr pellets are the tightest fitting .177 pellets that I have found for my .177 airguns. Just received my GK1 .177 from Kelly and will be testing various pellets over the next few weeks.Mike,
As the OG GTO proponent around here, I would suggest you try the 177 GTOs.
Finding a pellet that fits is one thing, but you also have to ask if the pellet is still fixed after several jarring magazine cycles. When pellets break loose in the mag, due to that, they get chewed up. 177 lead pellets are very fragile and have a lower bearing surface to keep them seated in the mag. GTOs are as tough as nails.
Most .177 slugs are .178 someone mentioned that slugs would likely need to measure .181 to fit the chamber snugThe only issue I've ever seen with my .25 it when a slug or pointed pellet goes too far forward and stops the rotation. It is doing the same thing for you? So maybe a .178 diameter would work?
So GTO and H&N? Seneca alao makes 16gr pellets, that are 4.53Mike,
As the OG GTO proponent around here, I would suggest you try the 177 GTOs.
Finding a pellet that fits is one thing, but you also have to ask if the pellet is still fixed after several jarring magazine cycles. When pellets break loose in the mag, due to that, they get chewed up. 177 lead pellets are very fragile and have a lower bearing surface to keep them seated in the mag. GTOs are as tough as nails.
That's too bad slugs have to be that big to hold without knurling or the like. It would be cool to see a JSB Hades Monster 177 pellet come out soon. That pellet would be a good contender for hunting or pesting squirrel and vermin.Most .177 slugs are .178 someone mentioned that slugs would likely need to measure .181 to fit the chamber snug