Huben pistol.
- Thread starter Nomadic Pirate 66
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How difficult was that?
Sounds like just 2 screws on the rear to remove.
Did you torque back to a specific Torque inch pounds?
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Have to also remove rear sight screw, but very easy altogether. I just hand tightened the bolts.
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Hey guys if anyone is interested in buying a holster shoot me a pm. I can custom make them to accept red dots, scopes, moderators etc.
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Just received my GK1 and preparing for top plate/optic install. Can someone tell me how they removed the shroud over the barrel to get access to the top pin between the action and the shroud.
Thank you in advance.
Thank you in advance.
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I'm showing my ignorance with pistols, but does this have a belt loop or something on the back side (i.e. how to carry it?). Thanks.
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I'm in total agreement, lol, I've had mine over a month and due to eye surgery haven't shot it at some targets yet and over the chrony. I talked to John a few weeks ago and Joe a couple months or three. Joe was not well and I pray he's better. I purchased mine at New England Airguns and I'll keep doing business with them because they are straight up in their business and I respect that. I appreciate you doing that bro, that's cool
David (psycho62)
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No disrespect. This thread is getting huge. In regards to holster or carrying options, It may be better reply to the thread titled “Holsters for the Huben GK1.”Should be a one stop shop of carry options. Would be a lot better that searching through this looooong thread.
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Good call, IMADMAN!
Here is the link to the GK1 Holster Thread.
Matthias
Huben - Huben GK1 Holsters
This first holster is made by Uncle Mike’s. It’s called a sidekick scopes holster for an 8” barrel. The pistol fits snug with a red dot on it but is loose if using iron sights. Credit to @Genob for finding this one. With no other options for a holster I made my own. Handmade from Herman Oak...
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I do agree these big threads are hard to navigate because of so many pages. Better off splintering into separate threads. I’m curious though; what’s the general consensus on what is ok to post on this thread as to not clutter it?
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After switching to the RMR red dot mount, the accuracy of my GK1 was reduced. Previously, it would shoot the GTOs pellet on pellet at 30yards. I reverted back to my original setup and the accuracy returned. Had to shim the pin after drilling the shroud but I think it is holding firm. Nice lesson in “if it ain’t broke…”
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➠ I was trying to keep track, but I'm sure I missed some. Here is what I have on my GK1 thread list:
GK1 THREADS on AGN ● General Thread
● Silencer Thread ("Moderator")
Huben - GK1 - taming the bark
This is a fork of the main Huben GK1 thread intended to provide further discussion related to taming the rather loud bark of this incredible pistol. Mod adapters have been provided by Ares, Kelly@KrazCool and now Huben themselves. I have tested a wide range of commercially available mods and...
www.airgunnation.com ● Holster Thread
Huben - Huben GK1 Holsters
This first holster is made by Uncle Mike’s. It’s called a sidekick scopes holster for an 8” barrel. The pistol fits snug with a red dot on it but is loose if using iron sights. Credit to @Genob for finding this one. With no other options for a holster I made my own. Handmade from Herman Oak...
www.airgunnation.com Please, advise of other splinter threads...!
Matthias
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Interesting that your accuracy was thrown off. Any guess as to why?
I tapped mine last night. Haven't shot it yet
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My 2cents: Aside from the tensioning provided by the mod adapter, the pin is the only thing aligning the action and shroud. If a sight mount is to be used for that purpose it would need to be bolted to both the front and rear of the action, as well as the shroud. I’m not confident that 2 x 3mm bolts can keep things in alignment under the vibration stress encountered by firing and/or handling. Mine was fine at first but then I found myself chasing the zero. Mostly vertical deviation but also enough horizontal to notice.
Of course, others seem to be fine with this so perhaps my plate or tapping was not straight, introducing some stress. However, I’m no longer confident about the arrangement.
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I personally spoke with John and he informed me that one of his guys are making leather holsters similar to the ones that can be seen in this link https://www.newenglandairgun.com/about-us.html
He is hoping to have pricing up by this Friday but that will coincide with the development of the final product which is close to being finalized.
I will move all future holster posts to this thread https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/holsters-for-the-huben-gk1.1297721/#post-1576409
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