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Huben  Any issues or problems with Huben gk1 please share your experience

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Sergey1972 said:
You need a vent notch. The air bleeding into the firing valve closes it faster. Even a tiny one. As air goes into firing valve area to close firing valve, speed valve will open. As far as oring goes, I vote for the white urethane oring. Will deform less and drag less under pressure.
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It does have the notch on top if that is what you’re talking about?
Too late .. black o-ring installed.
Tomorrow will see if my theory was correct.
Next step is garbage can… haha jokimg.
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Unreliable airguns

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Healthways MA-22 [No nickel-plated lead balls available], Marksman 1049 again feeding problems. I have a few Hy-score with loading gate where the breech closure gate gets struck. Sometimes you can just oil it and work the cam loose. I fixed a lot of Hy-score pistols loading cam .
As collector I have some non-functioning airguns, and a few unreliable ones that I shoot regardless. I just thought of another example I collect Marksman Repeater [MP] diecast pistols
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Huben  Any issues or problems with Huben gk1 please share your experience

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Kenjeepman said:
New valve. Same as with the one i lost.. its chamfered so you dont get that circular imprint from the washer. No vent/notches .. got my from AGT so dont know if its a older revision.
Anyone know if this is PEEK? saw it asked before but i dont recall the answer.
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You need a vent notch. The air bleeding into the firing valve closes it faster. Even a tiny one. As air goes into firing valve area to close firing valve, speed valve will open. As far as oring goes, I vote for the white urethane oring. Will deform less and drag less under pressure.
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Pure Lead: The Unspoken Advantage in Airgun Slugs

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Impact701 said:
I'm sure you have been asked a thousand or more times already, but when will this press be available ?

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We are planning on late October for full release. Still testing a couple of things! Thankfully our lead engineer is brilliant.
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Skout  Epoch leaking from regulator when trying to fill

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gbmarcht said:
Any thoughts out there as to why my Epoch leaks from regulator when trying to fill? I’ve had a call into Skout Tech Support for days but nothing yet.
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If it was leaking from the LP regulator , first make sure you have not backed it out too much in order to achieve a higher psi setting (been there).
Assuming that was not the case , there is a small plastic part called the reg seat, it get's shredded and you need to change it, it's part number VRG 106 on the attached pdf's.The above is for the Evo but i am sure it's the same on the Epoch, if you replace the part i am sure your reg will be as good as new.

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"Arrow or the indian?"

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Franklink said:
Thread 'Field Target is an arms race.' https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/field-target-is-an-arms-race.1324782/

Some variation of "the arrow or the indian" popped up in that discussion probably a good 30+ times. I recently ran across this quote and it gave me a good snicker.

"The flight of the arrow is as true as the skill and the nerve of the man with the bow." Attributed to the legendary Fred Bear.

Interesting thing about that quote is the 60ish years he spent pursuing better equipment. Obviously he was a businessman, and the parallel goal was surely to make money and have a successful company, but engrained in that business side of things was his perpetual march towards better equipment. He was granted various patents for his advancements in archery over those decades of the pursuit of "better."

Better might be the enemy of good, but I'll take better over good when it comes to my field target equipment any day for the week, and twice on Sundays.

Nothing new here really, just a reiteration that it takes "better" equipment, and "the skill and nerve" to use it to its capacity to win ft matches. Ie, those who win matches are those with the better equipment, and the work ethic to spend time figuring out how to get the most out of it (practice).
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Definitely true. Below is an example using the bench rest discipline, but it is not FT which is understandably different. Still, the same concepts still apply.

All one has to do is to browse the ‘Finland World Championship BR thread’ to see the results achieved by the USA team ( Mike N, Jeff and Bob ) using great equipment ( I.e., Thomas AG) and a very high level of competition match experience and skill. Their work ethic is exceptional with enormous time practicing and it is paying off.
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I’m On AMission

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I kill 2-3 squirrels a day. That’s over, now. When I caught one with my garden tomato in its mouth that was it. I’m on a vendetta. Yesterday, I sat on my porch for several hours and killed over 20. Today, eight. Don’t mess with papa’s tomatoes. I’m a squirrel serial killer. I feel no remorse.
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Over 10,000 sold and in use - Do you know your limits? Save $22 With Free 2 Day Air +2 Free Mini Gongs

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rotorwiz said:
Looks like a fun little target! I will have to check them out.
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For sure!! You gotta check 'em out!! Been an ST7 customer for years. Mark's very personable and is absolutely top notch in customer service.

10,000 KYL's!!! That's awesome. I've had mine for 5 yrs now.
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Diana  Please suggest a scope for Diana Bandit

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Not working out at all, unfortunately.

I couldn't zero the NcStar scope at all. Just kept hitting the exact same spot even at extreme opposite settings, round after round, its like adjustments did absolutely nothing. Sent it back and got a replacement one but yet to install it. Idk if the scope was bad or if its the user error. I have zero experience, I thought I screwed everything together tight and ot should've been simple, but maybe there's some nuance idk about.

Wish I bought it pre-zeroed as a bundle.
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PCP Rifle  SOLD Weihrauch HW 110 .22 Carbine Laminated Stock. SPF

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Very nice gun. Super quiet and accurate carbine. Defiantly a backyard friendly Airgun. Nice laminate stock. The stock is not perfect and has a few small dings and hairline marks but overall in very nice condition. Currently shooting 15.89 gr at 800fps. Comes in original box with manual, fill probe, and three magazines.Scope, rings and bipod not included. Only selling because I have too many airguns and not enough time.
$875.00 shipped and insured. Lower 48 only. PayPal for payment, prefer FF but regular is ok too.

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