This is just how i have it tuned for good power plus lots of shots. Not sure on how many turns on the power dial, i just keeped turning and used the crony to get here.
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Huben GK1 sights: open or optics?
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Trigger is smooth as silk and light ,true semi auto. no double action feel. feels like an FX airgun trigger, Its one of the nicer guns i have shot.
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I did have a bit of a problem with zeroing but that is due to the barrel shroud not properly leveled once leveled worked fine
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Holosun HE508T-GR on mine. Although I have the habit of changing things. I have a couple other reflex sights (all Holosun) that I may try at a later date. Right now, I'm happy with this one.
Titanium body, dot or circle, or dot with...the circle. Green dot.
Mike
Titanium body, dot or circle, or dot with...the circle. Green dot.
Mike
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I love these Holosun's in "green" more so than red. Have three and they are awesome pistol sights!
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Here's an interesting open sight. I have a couple of them.
I'll print a picture of mine tomorrow, I'm on the wrong computer.
No batterys, just ambient light needed. Even visible in lower light. Or...you can buy the tritium powered version and have a working sight in the dark !
There's also a torture test of one of these in YouTube. Beat up pretty badly, and still works as it did before the testing.
I don't have a better shot.
Mike
I'll print a picture of mine tomorrow, I'm on the wrong computer.
No batterys, just ambient light needed. Even visible in lower light. Or...you can buy the tritium powered version and have a working sight in the dark !
There's also a torture test of one of these in YouTube. Beat up pretty badly, and still works as it did before the testing.
I don't have a better shot.
Mike
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Interesting, never seen one.Here's an interesting open sight. I have a couple of them.
I'll print a picture of mine tomorrow, I'm on the wrong computer.
No batterys, just ambient light needed. Even visible in lower light. Or...you can buy the tritium powered version and have a working sight in the dark !
There's also a torture test of one of these in YouTube. Beat up pretty badly, and still works as it did before the testing.
Mike
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They work pretty well.
One eye or two, similar both ways. I have bifocals and have astigmatism, and this sight doesn't care. It's still easy to see the reticle and, find the target.
Mike
One eye or two, similar both ways. I have bifocals and have astigmatism, and this sight doesn't care. It's still easy to see the reticle and, find the target.
Mike
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Mike, Got me one. I really like it so far. I sighted it in for 15 yards. Hitting quarters size targets offhand with ease. I don't know how I missed these, guess I don't "See All Sights", (pun intended). Funny thing, when I am done shooting, I keep wanting to shut it off. I am going to have fun with it. Feel sorry for the squirrels that jump up 10 yards In front of me.
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Here's an interesting open sight. I have a couple of them.
I'll print a picture of mine tomorrow, I'm on the wrong computer.
No batterys, just ambient light needed. Even visible in lower light. Or...you can buy the tritium powered version and have a working sight in the dark !
There's also a torture test of one of these in YouTube. Beat up pretty badly, and still works as it did before the testing.
I don't have a better shot.
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Thanks for posting, just ordered the MK II . I have a red dot on it now and I hate red dots as I have an astigmatism. I prefer open sites on pistols but moderator blocks them. By the way they have 40% off if you enter email. So got the MK II with tritium for 120$ shippedHere's an interesting open sight. I have a couple of them.
I'll print a picture of mine tomorrow, I'm on the wrong computer.
No batterys, just ambient light needed. Even visible in lower light. Or...you can buy the tritium powered version and have a working sight in the dark !
There's also a torture test of one of these in YouTube. Beat up pretty badly, and still works as it did before the testing.
I don't have a better shot.
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Mike
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yeah, I attached one end of the sling there and the other end on a loop that is attached to the dovetail on the barrel shroud, Works well for me with a scope & moderator.
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If I ever decide to put the dot directly to the pistol, I am going to utilize that same location and a taller metal tab to mount the Picatinny or dot plate.
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FYI, I saw this 1 MOA that is selling for $399 after rebate, https://www.opticsplanet.com/trijicon-1-0-adj-red-rmr-type-2.html?_iv_code=TJ-RD-T1ARRT-700742
I thought the Holosum 507K Green dot 2 MOA looked really nice. Your comment of the advantage of a 1 MOA made sense but it a lot more money, but the one on sale for $399 seems like a possibility. I like the idea of trying to keep the sight as low of a profile for esthetics which leaned me towards the Holoson as it is only .95" tall?
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Mike, your gun looks great! I was looking at the Holosun 507K Green dot which is a little shorter in height at .95". Does the Holosun's mount directly with nothing extra required? Your gun looks nice as it the red dot looks like it mounts right on the gun with no extra adapter increasing the height?
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