Don’t laugh me off this question BUT has anyone ever used a K1 for FT ? Would the rules even allow it? My rifle is for sure accurate enough to at least participate. Is there a rule about single loading pellets?
HUBEN K1 for field target ?
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power - it's all about the power... unless shooting Extreme Field Target you need an HFT rifle to be <20 FPE or a WFTF rifle to be <12 fpe.
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It is REQUIRED that guns in FT are not loaded and in a safe mode to transport when moving between lanes.
A Huben as I understand is always in a state of ready to fire when ever loaded .... Thus a Match Directors nightmare !!!
A Huben as I understand is always in a state of ready to fire when ever loaded .... Thus a Match Directors nightmare !!!
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My job as a MD is looking out for everyone else who might screw up having one of us getting hurt or worse
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We have a gentleman that comes to our club on occasion that l have had the privilege of shooting with that shoots a Leshiy. It is the single shot model that loads from the back and has the butt stock. He does really well I’m sure one would work in pistol class also.
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I have owned two Huben K1's. I wouldn't think it would make a good FT gun because:
It doesn't come in .177, and, being a bull pup design, the trigger is definitely not match quality. Not even close.
The K1's are great for what they do and are for. Which is, unbelievable power, great accuracy, and flawless (as long as you use the correct ammo) semi-automatic functioning. But, a FT rifle, they are not IMHO.
It doesn't come in .177, and, being a bull pup design, the trigger is definitely not match quality. Not even close.
The K1's are great for what they do and are for. Which is, unbelievable power, great accuracy, and flawless (as long as you use the correct ammo) semi-automatic functioning. But, a FT rifle, they are not IMHO.
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