It is neither one. Not a match pistol, not comparable to a notos. Have you taken a look at the specs and shot strings folks have been posting?
Nowhere near on the same playing field but also not a match pistol, although you can get damn near hole on hole groups. You can turn the GK1 from as long as 4 pr 6fpe to as high as 74fpe in .22 and over 80fpe in .25
Simply put, the Notos is a simple poppet and hammer spring/weight style of pcp pistol of standard/old technology with minimal parts. Whereas the GK1 is a newly engineered semi-auto pcp with a lot of moving parts. The standard GK1 is $1,250.00 through Kelly at krazcool.com
Copy. Thanks for the reply. I just sent them a email. Looks like they don't have a phone number.
You won't regret buying one...Impressive and extremely accurate. Available for $1250 in many places.
You can’t even get a can for a .22 PB for $200. The tax stamp alone will run you that. And that’s assuming you live in a state that allows them.
That's a valid argument, but a match .22 rimfire cost the same as a GK1 or more. Then there is the ammo cost thing. Match .22 ammo cost a whole lot more than match grade pellets. I shoot in excess of 10,000 rounds a year. My pellet cost in.25 is 3 1/2 cents each.. Of course on top of that is the cost of HPA, which actually represents a much bigger investment than a gun.
You're in an unusual situation then that makes a .22lr more affordable to you than to the general public. If I wanted to go that route, it would be difficult because selling threaded pistol barrels is illegal here. It doesn't mean I can't figure something out, but it throws a monkey wrench into the works.
