Exactly. There are plenty of other guns cheaper on the market that are low-powered. If you're going to spend $1,200 on a pistol, you might as well get the most you can out of it.NEED who ever said it was a need??? I thought it pushed 80 FPE, that's why I got it lol
The Huben pistol is so far ahead of all other PCP pistols that it's not even in the same galaxy.Exactly. There are plenty of other guns cheaper on the market that are low-powered. If you're going to spend $1,200 on a pistol, you might as well get the most you can out of it.
I am ready,
I'm ready for my Huben pistol, I have 4 operational pumps ready do do some work View attachment 398815View attachment 398815
I am really impressed by the huben pump. Much lighter than either generic PCP pump I have. Also much more refined. Folding, locking handles. Pump tube locking when stored.I am ready,
I'm ready for my Huben pistol, I have 4 operational pumps ready do do some work View attachment 398815View attachment 398815
I am ready,
I'm ready for my Huben pistol, I have 4 operational pumps ready do do some work View attachment 398815View attachment 398815
Didn't pre-order since I don't really have the funds, but some coming in for the last gun I sold.You get another pre-order in yet? I am so tempted ngl, but am holding off as I really don't have a need, would be more of a prize possession / collectible for me.
-Matt
Zero chance I will fill to 350 BAR,....I'm going for a steady 250 BAR fill and that will be perfect for me.I am really impressed by the huben pump. Much lighter than either generic PCP pump I have. Also much more refined. Folding, locking handles. Pump tube locking when stored.
Still, intensive labor to hit 5000 psi.
About tree fiddy. No joke.Zero chance I will fill to 350 BAR,....I'm going for a steady 250 BAR fill and that will be perfect for me.
But that Huben pump sounds good,...how much they go for ?
I agree, Huben set the bar so high that it doesn't even seem fair for the rest of the competitors.The Huben pistol is so far ahead of all other PCP pistols that it's not even in the same galaxy.
Power, looks, size, semi system, adjustability......... no other pistol is in the same league, not even close.
Damn, I had to see it for myself $350 wow! What is the best hand pump in the market that's not this Hueben?About tree fiddy. No joke.
-Matt
350 Bucks ?!?!? .....Dang, no thanks my 50 bucks pumps work just fine, more then fine.About tree fiddy. No joke.
-Matt
I agree, Huben set the bar so high that it doesn't even seem fair for the rest of the competitors.
That is true, to get high quality you do have to put out a lot of money.I'm not a fan of clones but also not a fan of expensive air guns so I hope it's economically cloned..probably won't be (economically). Go to youtube and check the comments on the huben GK1 review, so many people with similar sentiment (price being barrier to entry)....it's a serious matter in our hobby.
-Matt
350 Bucks ?!?!? .....Dang, no thanks my 50 bucks pumps work just fine, more then fine.
That is true, to get high quality you do have to put out a lot of money.
When I first got into this hobby I tried to do it cheap, I was buying AEA and Hatsans. I learned my lesson, The only old gun I kept was my sortie, I've never had a problem with it and my kids use it to shoot. AEA semi-automatics are just garbage, when they are working good they're fantastic but they're just unreliable in my experience. Now that I have Hubens and my western rattler, I don't think I could ever go back to a cheaper gun. I know that there are guns for under $1,000 that are reliable cuz I had a Benjamin bulldog, fantastic gun never had a problem out of it and I even think it looks cool. I ended up giving that to my dad for birthday present when I got my Western rattler.I wouldn't say quality has to come at a high cost, it just so happens it's a common trope that isn't true....heck you can pay a lot for a piece of garbage. Diamonds are a good example of a market being cornered and prices being inflated, and in today's age lab grown diamonds are of BETTER quality at a lower cost...
-Matt
Yeah not to keen on the price but unfortunately that's the direction the airgun world has gone for some times now, people are willing to pay so they keep rising prices.I'm not a fan of clones but also not a fan of expensive air guns so I hope it's economically cloned..probably won't be (economically). Go to youtube and check the comments on the huben GK1 review, so many people with similar sentiment (price being barrier to entry)....it's a serious matter in our hobby.
-Matt
When I first got into this hobby I tried to do it cheap, I was buying AEA and Hatsans. I learned my lesson, The only old gun I kept was my sortie, I've never had a problem with it and my kids use it to shoot. AEA semi-automatics are just garbage, when they are working good they're fantastic but they're just unreliable in my experience. Now that I have Hubens and my western rattler, I don't think I could ever go back to a cheaper gun. I know that there are guns for under $1,000 that are reliable cuz I had a Benjamin bulldog, fantastic gun never had a problem out of it and I even think it looks cool. I ended up giving that to my dad for birthday present when I got my Western rattler.