Oh damn... guess no iron sights for me for a while then. Time to bust out the mini red dot.
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Huben pistol.
- Thread starter Nomadic Pirate 66
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Got an adapter from kelley Kraz cool
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here’s a vid clip with a sarrissa and falx
Game changer
here’s a vid clip with a sarrissa and falx
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Which on was the winner? It was hard to tell a difference from the videos. I have the same mods from STO and love them both.
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Normally the sarrisa out performs. In this case i think the falx is almost the same or just behind, for the subtle difference the falx will be the one i run to save the length
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this thing is very quiet, that is a 8ft hallway with wood floor i’m shooting in. outside it is backyard friendly, I have the gun pushing 34 grain fx pellets at 880fps in these videos so turned down i’m sure it will whisper.
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note also this is with pocket chrono on the end of a sarrisa moderator 7” or so from end of barrel
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Sorry, I missed it:
That 34 grainer you mention — is that a .22 or .25 JSB?
Matthias
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Hey thanks for the video demo and the different setup iterations on your rig looks great! What rail adapter do you have on the air tank tube and its' dimensions? I didn't know one was made that small. Looks like it would be great to stick on a Viridian green laser / tac light or the like on it.
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What length suppressors do you guys think is the most ideal for the GK1 when using iron sights?
I’m gonna start modifying my existing suppressor designs for the GK1. One will be 26mm or less (the Huben design is 26mm I believe) and the other will be like a SilencerCo Osprey once I get a design like that working and matured like my existing designs). The one pictured is 4.25” X 2.02” and results in a dB reduction of 10.3 vs the DonnyFL which is sized almost identically and achieves a reduction of 4.7 on the GK1 .25.
This testing was done while dry firing with the power set to between 69 and 47 ft-ibs (69 peak at 350 Bar, 47 trough at 160 Bar).
I haven’t started selling any airgun parts yet, but will add my current designs to my website and be ready to start shipping within the next few weeks. If there is interest, I’d be willing to start selling the ones for the Huben earlier than the rest. Their design will be more plain than the others (at least the early models for the Huben) since I didn’t order any PA12 MJF decorative end caps in 24-26mm like I did in 1.51 and 2.02” for my other designs that include the “For Airguns Only” text and caliber designation/American-Gadsden flag hybrid design.
I’m gonna start modifying my existing suppressor designs for the GK1. One will be 26mm or less (the Huben design is 26mm I believe) and the other will be like a SilencerCo Osprey once I get a design like that working and matured like my existing designs). The one pictured is 4.25” X 2.02” and results in a dB reduction of 10.3 vs the DonnyFL which is sized almost identically and achieves a reduction of 4.7 on the GK1 .25.
This testing was done while dry firing with the power set to between 69 and 47 ft-ibs (69 peak at 350 Bar, 47 trough at 160 Bar).
I haven’t started selling any airgun parts yet, but will add my current designs to my website and be ready to start shipping within the next few weeks. If there is interest, I’d be willing to start selling the ones for the Huben earlier than the rest. Their design will be more plain than the others (at least the early models for the Huben) since I didn’t order any PA12 MJF decorative end caps in 24-26mm like I did in 1.51 and 2.02” for my other designs that include the “For Airguns Only” text and caliber designation/American-Gadsden flag hybrid design.
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I’m waiting for someone to make an offset moderator so the iron sights can be useable. That one will sell like hot cakes if it works well. Unfortunately my skills are more caveman like, but hey sometimes it works.
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Interesting internal structure. At first glance I thought that the orange part was impossible to remove supports for baffles during printing and not the pressure absorbing cells themselves. I played with similar design in the past except that I constructed the shell out of a PVC pipe and used foam to absorb the sound. Just as a proof of concept. It is indeed quite efficient for airguns.
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