Huben pistol.

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I prefer well filtered air from my compressor. I bought one shortly before the thread dflo referenced surfaced as a backup in the event of an extended power outage. Haven't had it long enough to vouch for the reliability however it is eloquent compared to the other three pumps in my inventory. It's light enough to tote in a Camelbak Mule. The folding feet and handles are exceptionally well done. When you unscrew the pressure relief valve it has a lever with a catch that locks the pump tube in place for storage or transport. Add an old tent post bag and a silicone mat and you're set for field use.

Saved the best for last. My Benjamin and Chinese pump become difficult at 2,800 psi. I tried the Chinese one topping off a Leshiy 2 once as an experiment. If I recall correctly I hit 3,600 or 3700 psi before my 150ish lb. weight was suspended by the air pressure. Haven't tried the ancient one I bought from Tim at Mac1 for my 707 in 97 in 25 years. It has a fitting for a scuba tank adapter and was next to impossible to top off the Career when I weighed 140 lbs. Thankfully the local fire department would fill my tank. The Huben is in an entirely different league. With healthy living my weight is back to what it was in my 20s. At 130 lbs. 3500 bar is easy and the pump is built with Huben quality. I think it's a no-brainer and highly recommended it.

Kelly didn't have stock and directed me to Ares Tactical. The price was very reasonable. Zachary was fun to talk with and the pump arrived with the package completely wrapped in paper and plastic. Remove the plastic and replace it with string and you would have thought you were back in the early 60s, very impressed.
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So even the Huben pump sounds like a winner,.....those guys are doing something right.
 
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Ethan D's CNC 1911 aluminium grip frame installed. While it's fine for one hand shooting, the stock grip does not allow for a proper purchase with my support hand. Ethan's product is significant upgrade, especially for folks with smaller hands.

It's a beautiful piece of CNC artwork and weighs 2.1 ounces more than the stock grip which helps with the balance. I didn't weigh it with the grips installed. It's better to install the frame without them. This makes it easier to line up the cap screw which can then be hand tightened using your fingers on the threads inside the grip. If there is any resistance adjust the frames position until the screw turns without effort. The fit is so good that with the just frame fully seated it will firmly hold the action in place. I found it easier to start the screw without fully seating the frame and snug it up with your support hand as you tighten the screw.

Also included was a surprise, a machined replacement for the cylinder lock lever. I forgot to take a photo of it. Needless to say I am very pleased with the product, communication and support.

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scopecreep... said:
Ethan D's CNC 1911 aluminium grip frame installed. While it's fine for one hand shooting, the stock grip does not allow for a proper purchase with my support hand. Ethan's product is significant upgrade, especially for folks with smaller hands.

It's a beautiful piece of CNC artwork and weighs 2.1 ounces more than the stock grip which helps with the balance. I didn't weigh it with the grips installed. It's better to install the frame without them. This makes it easier to line up the cap screw which can then be hand tightened using your fingers on the threads inside the grip. If there is any resistance adjust the frames position until the screw turns without effort. The fit is so good that with the just frame fully seated it will firmly hold the action in place. I found it easier to start the screw without fully seating the frame and snug it up with your support hand as you tighten the screw.

Also included was a surprise, a machined replacement for the cylinder lock lever. I forgot to take a photo of it. Needless to say I am very pleased with the product, communication and support.

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Maaan, this is gorgeous! Love it. :love: Congrats!
I hope I can get one. 🤞
 
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Got some overkill with the scope but it's actually quite comfortable! Long eye relief SWFA I robbed from my Tomahawk to get me shooting but I'll be ordering a Vector Veyron shorty for it soon! Shot a full mag of heavy Mk11s into a tree in back yard at 30 yards! Wow it's a shooter and can't wait to get it out to the farm permissions!
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😁👍 James from Michigan
 
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scopecreep... said:
The magazine release lever that was a surprise packaged with Ethan D's 1911 grip adapter.

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I just received one of Ethan’s grip too! Excellent machine work. I ordered the wrong screws for my grip so will install and take a picture once I install it. Thanks for mentioning the magazine release lever, I was wondering what that was - should have known. Appreciate the bonus Ethan!
 
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Another package arrived from Ethan D. today. Once again it's a beautiful piece. While it's pictured below with Ethan's 1911 grip frame it's designed to work with the Huben wood grip. The posts on the back of the adapter are precision fit to the countersunk holes for the original cap screw heads, with flats to blend with the sides of the gun and the recess for the sight. This integrates the Picatinny adapter with the receiver so it is very solid. The adapter adds 13/16" and weighs 1.2 ounces. Add a tenth of an ounce for the additional length of the supplied screws. As with the 1911 grip frame the little bit of extra weight helps balance the pistol.

Installation is simple. Remove the factory cap screws, put the adapter in place and install the longer cap screws. The rear sight remains functional.

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scopecreep... said:
Ethan D's CNC 1911 aluminium grip frame installed. While it's fine for one hand shooting, the stock grip does not allow for a proper purchase with my support hand. Ethan's product is significant upgrade, especially for folks with smaller hands.

It's a beautiful piece of CNC artwork and weighs 2.1 ounces more than the stock grip which helps with the balance. I didn't weigh it with the grips installed. It's better to install the frame without them. This makes it easier to line up the cap screw which can then be hand tightened using your fingers on the threads inside the grip. If there is any resistance adjust the frames position until the screw turns without effort. The fit is so good that with the just frame fully seated it will firmly hold the action in place. I found it easier to start the screw without fully seating the frame and snug it up with your support hand as you tighten the screw.

Also included was a surprise, a machined replacement for the cylinder lock lever. I forgot to take a photo of it. Needless to say I am very pleased with the product, communication and support.

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I need those grips. Who is Ethan and how do I give him all my money??😂😂
 
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scopecreep... said:
Another package arrived from Ethan D. today. Once again it's a beautiful piece. While it's pictured below with Ethan's 1911 grip frame it's designed to work with the Huben wood grip. The posts on the back of the adapter are precision fit to the countersunk holes for the original cap screw heads, with flats to blend with the sides of the gun and the recess for the sight. This integrates the Picatinny adapter with the receiver so it is very solid. The adapter adds 13/16" and weighs 1.2 ounces. Add a tenth of an ounce for the additional length of the supplied screws. As with the 1911 grip frame the little bit of extra weight helps balance the pistol.

Installation is simple. Remove the factory cap screws, put the adapter in place and install the longer cap screws. The rear sight remains functional.

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Wow, he makes some excellent stuff indeed.
 
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Btw, guys, somebody who ordered a GK1 from 'wg-huben dot com', how long it took for the package to arrive? I bought on April 27, and they not even fulfilled the order yet. Shipping date is 1-7 days. Well, I don't think so. :cry:
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Edit: Never mind. I'm just impatient. 😅 Today, on May 3, they just sent me the tracking number. Can't wait.
 
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Ach3r0n said:
Omg, guys, stop this. I can't bear it anymore. Joking. Keep it coming. 😅

Another 1911 grip from Ethan. Nice setup! 🤩
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After thinking about this, in your humor you have defined one of the risks of this hobby and the origin of my username. For the record I'm not that enamored with scopes as they discourage instinctive shooting with both eyes open for most folks. I hope that your personal scopecreep is well focused and enhances your skills and enjoyment of the sport.
 
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