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PCP Rifle  NLA Huben K1 22 cal

Lotte
Hello AGN
Looking to sell my Huben K1 in 22 cal.
This is an incredible gun! Accurate and extremely quite. Currently shooting low power but very easy to adjust for more power.
Was bought here on AGN original owner bought it in spring of 2023

Comes with
Hard case with key
Muzzle thread adapter 1/2 unf
Loading gate

Scope not included


$1,500 shipped
PayPal friends and family preferred

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Crosman  M1 Carbine BB Guns, Old and New

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borne2fly said:
I’m still waiting for an all-metal, hardwood stock, semiautomatic, shell ejecting, pellet firing M1A with a rifled barrel.
No plastic, thank you.
There are already shells made that house pellets (Barra Schofield, Umarex Colt) so it seems that a semiautomatic shell ejecting rifle would be an obvious next step
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The plastic stock on the new m1 is surprisingly acceptable. The way it was injection molded makes it look like old bake lite to a degree. The gun is an co2 pig but it's far more accurate and reliable than it should be. I've been shooting it more than my high dollar guns lately.
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For those with home ranges

bubbapearson
cmatera said:
How far would you feel safe shooting up to a .30 cal slug without a backstop? I want to shoot in a pasture that is 900 yards long with trees at the back and no houses beyond. I don't want to put in dirt piles as berms because I have a farmer who cuts the hay and it would make his job more difficult.
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Do something to elevate yourself so you're shooting into the ground as your backstop. Shoot from the bed of a pickup, flatbed, wagon or something similar. Build yourself a large treeshelf/deck, so you aren't relying on a vehicle or contraption that has to be moved constantly. High enough to be out of the way of farming, but not necessarily high up.

It all depends on whether you want a static shooting space that's ready when you are, or something that has to be moved in and out of position. Any barns nearby? Set up or build someplace to shoot inside or out of the barn. Keep it fun. You'll figure it out.

Good luck!

Bubba
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Powder burner bullets

Mr303
Ezana4CE said:
@Mr303 Interesting take on this idea in the linked thread. https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/hard-slugs-and-pellets.1302003/

But I haven’t read about your point concerning the seal. Die there need to be a complete seal once the lands have sufficiently engaged the projectile? In this context it would be nice to know how to define “sufficient” engagement of the lands and grooves when shooting harder bullets from and Airgun. Does it constitute a close to complete seal like pellet skirts or should airgunner a be more concerned with pairing the appropriate diameter bullets to their barrels that will engage the lands and grooves?
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I’m just thinking about the physical difference of the two materials that I know of and have seen in my experience,I have no factual evidence backing up my point of view to be honest. That’s an interesting link too. One point I believe that’s made in error is the burning powder harming the barrel. On my long range Howa it’s recommended rebarreling at 4000 rounds due to copper jacketed bullets wearing down the rifling. At distances beyond 500 yds the accuracy drops off. I‘m not a good enough long range shooter to judge how much that inaccuracy may be.. I will say this I have well over 6000 rounds thru the gun and it’s as accurate now as it ever has been. And I bought it used so there is no telling how many rounds have been shot down that barrel before I got it.
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