Wood Workers For GK1

[lwm211]

I second the motion for the picatinny rail on back section.

 

[PCPFanNL]

Maybe contact Rink Formgriffe and ask if they could/would make a shoulder stock for the GK1. They make very nice shoulder stocks for a wide selection of firearm and air gun pistols so maybe they would consider it.

Shoulder stock for handguns | Anschlagschaft

For Competition pistols: Feinwerkbau / Steyr-Sport / Walther / Haemmerli / Tesro / Erma / SIG-Haemmerli 210, 240 / SIG-Sauer 210ST, 226X6 / Colt 1911 (original frame only)/ Smith&Wesson M41, M22A / Ruger 512, MKII, MKIII, MKIV (not for 22/45 or Volq…

formgriffe.de

For anyone interested in those Rink-Formgriffe stocks. I got a reply from Thomas Rink about the possibility to create a stock for the GK1:

“Sorry no, for the Huben GK1 we can't make grips or shoulder stocks.”

 

[Ezana4CE]

My thoughts are:
…If you insist on converting a GK1, I’d go the folding (or not) carbine route, so as to not have to add a linkage to the sublime GK1 trigger. Also any GK1 converted to bullpup would have the trigger in front of the muzzle to give a sensible LOP. That’s a recipe for shooting fingers off, as has happened with short barreled Leshiy Classics.

@weevil I’m confused on your point about having a trigger in front of the muzzle. How is this even possible? After I thought about it I thought you may have meant one’s trigger finger, but then how would one shoot it off if it is used to press the trigger? Can you clarify what you mean?

 

[Sawney Bean]

It would be seriously cool to make a collapsible AR style stock out of wood. Assuming you don't have to deal with the buffer assembly, then making a wood or fiber "buffer tube" should be pretty simple. The stock itself would be a little harder but shouldn't be that tough.

 

[weevil]

@weevil I’m confused on your point about having a trigger in front of the muzzle. How is this even possible? After I thought about it I thought you may have meant one’s trigger finger, but then how would one shoot it off if it is used to press the trigger? Can you clarify what you mean?

A bullpup has to have a certain LOP, see how close the trigger gets to the muzzle in post#1. In those cases its usually fingers from the supporting hand that get in the way.

 

[Ezana4CE]

A bullpup has to have a certain LOP, see how close the trigger gets to the muzzle in post#1. In those cases its usually fingers from the supporting hand that get in the way.

@weevil I don't see it. I have Lelya 2.0 that is short. Although I'm not sure how it compares in length to that stock pictured in post #1, but I haven't had that issue. I have no context as a basis of comparison aside from maybe a Prod. Even that seems longer than a GK1 carbine. It's tough for me to envision.

 

[weevil]

@weevil I don't see it. I have Lelya 2.0 that is short. Although I'm not sure how it compares in length to that stock pictured in post #1, but I haven't had that issue. I have no context as a basis of comparison aside from maybe a Prod. Even that seems longer than a GK1 carbine. It's tough for me to envision.

Maybe some confusion here. I have no problem with a carbine, but a bullpup with a 9” barrel is going to be whacky. Still, if that’s someone’s jam, then fair play.

 

[Louie4321]

TY-
#1 great choices
#2 I just don't like the looks of that gun at all
#3 I got two

I agree that bullpup is more of hopium than reality- But a nice carbine stock like the ones out for the P-rod IMO would be ideal for the GK1, hence why I got one to keep as a gun, and one to change up.