Huben GK1 STOCK PT.2. DONE.

[oregondude]

This worked out great. Using a belt across my torso, with the Huben behind me, it is a mini scabbard. It's, (the stock), is fully adjustable. Can go higher for scope use. I made a pattern and sent it, as well as measurements to my friend Jim in Ohio who did the fabrication. Many thanks, Jim. Also, I put a piece of thin plastic between the Huben block and the stocks mounting plate to prevent marring the Huben. Bill and Addi

 

[davelarson]

That is truly awesome, what a wicked powerful little monster you have there.
And I can imagine how the accuracy improves with the stock, and then all those shots! Very cool setup.

 

[oregondude]

That is truly awesome, what a wicked powerful little monster you have there.
And I can imagine how the accuracy improves with the stock, and then all those shots! Very cool setup.

Thanks. Super woods gun.
Bill and Addi

 

[Nutcracker]

I like it, however, I am concerned about the leverage/force the stock could put on the receiver cap screws. I was going to do something similar but was going to use two lengths of tubing, attaching one to the receiver as you did & the other piece from the bottom of the butt plate to the bottom of the grip. So, the stock would be connected to the GK1 in two places reducing strain on both & sharing the load. IMO, it would be much sturdier. I was going to connect that piece to the bottom of the grip with a flush threaded insert & have a thumb screw. I do like yours & thanks for sharing.

 

[oregondude]

I like it, however, I am concerned about the leverage/force the stock could put on the receiver cap screws. I was going to do something similar but was going to use two lengths of tubing, attaching one to the receiver as you did & the other piece from the bottom of the butt plate to the bottom of the grip. So, the stock would be connected to the GK1 in two places reducing strain on both & sharing the load. IMO, it would be much sturdier. I was going to connect that piece to the bottom of the grip with a flush threaded insert & have a thumb screw. I do like yours & thanks for sharing.

I was not too sure about using the block screws until I tried to remove them to see what was going on. They were torqued damn tight. I needed to use a persuader to break them free. Along with the thread depth it is very solid. Not at all worried about damage. I'm interested in your build when you post it. Cheers.

 

[Ranchibi]

Very cool carbine mod! Nice pics.

 

[Sicumj]

Handy little woods gun oregondude! Is that a 22 or 25?

 

[Perle]

Man that gun and gun stock look fantastic. Damn good craftsmanship

 

[oregondude]

Handy little woods gun oregondude! Is that a 22 or 25?

It is a 22cal. And thanks. Bill and Addi.

 

[psycho62]

This worked out great. Using a belt across my torso, with the Huben behind me, it is a mini scabbard. It's, (the stock), is fully adjustable. Can go higher for scope use. I made a pattern and sent it, as well as measurements to my friend Jim in Ohio who did the fabrication. Many thanks, Jim. Also, I put a piece of thin plastic between the Huben block and the stocks mounting plate to prevent marring the Huben. Bill and Addi

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Lookin good Bill, it sure does bro

 

[oregondude]

Lookin good Bill, it sure does bro

Thanks. I've decided to go with the carbine, so I Bug Bustered it. 3-12×32 non illuminated. Bill and Addi.

 

[psycho62]

Thanks. I've decided to go with the carbine, so I Bug Bustered it. 3-12×32 non illuminated. Bill and Addi. View attachment 409359

That is a nice setup without a doubt Bill. Tell Addi we say "Hey" from Southern Missouri.

 

[oregondude]

That is a nice setup without a doubt Bill. Tell Addi we say "Hey" from Southern Missouri.

Thanks. Right back at ya from Sandy, Oregon. Bill and Addi.

 

[MOhunter]

WOW! That is niiice. I see what you were talking about now. That is a really ingenious setup.