Huben GK1- I’m getting confused
- By bernieorosz
- Air Pistols
- 6 Replies
Yes , with stock loading gate on pistol. Same as K1.The stock loading gate, you can load 2 pellets or slugs at a time. Same as the K-1.
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Yes , with stock loading gate on pistol. Same as K1.The stock loading gate, you can load 2 pellets or slugs at a time. Same as the K-1.
Thanks. Let me get some specs and I’ll follow up in PM’s.Could fabricate some I’m sure.
Or, maybe an IQ above 50? But seriously they aren't all that hard if you spend $50 on enough o-rings to rebuild it 20 times and take your time with some simple tools. THE hardest thing is the regulator there are two o-rings that are a bear to install without a very special tool, the secret is, to boil them the then install, much easier.
You could be like me?i get so much wrong" that the spell police gave up on me" WillyIn a previous post I was PM'd by a AGN member and accused of not respecting America because of the lower case "A" in Aoa. That lower Case "A" should have been cap'd but for Arizona not America. The Subject Line I couldn't change but I edited the rest to AoA. It's Air guns of Arizona not America. To those of you from Arizona I apologize. Was this error enough to chastise me? Bill
It works great, even in the daytime, as the temperature of a just expired squirrel is much warmer than ambient. A dead squirrel blends into the leaf bed super easy, which makes them really hard to spot. I've also used this to pick up on blood trails, and it was very helpful. My AGM-Taipan also has a feature which will protect it from burnout if you keep it focused too long on the sun, it will shut the unit down.@N2 Shooter That’s actually a good idea and I have no idea why I didn’t think of it. Perhaps it’s because I have a buddy that uses a thermal scanner to hunt squirrels and I’m not a fan of this. As much as I like the sporting aspect of hunting gray squirrels, I may have etched it in my brain to not carry a thermal monocular. I guess I could start carrying my Asp Micro for retrieval on evening hunts like this. I don’t think I’ve used it in the daytime. I need to double check to see that sunlight won’t damage the unit. I’ve read of a unit that was recommended not to use in sunlight. I can’t recall which one. Thanks for the suggestion and the compliment. I honestly didn’t think many people would want to read all of that.
Another thing that I find useful on hunts that I hadn’t been carrying for about a year is a small pair of hand pruners. When I carried them a couple of seasons ago, I was all over the place. I had some cheap dollar store trimmers that work great for vines. Gotta add that to the list. I forget small things when I don’t plan my hunts. If I’m hunting nuisance animals I’m more apt to make a list and pack what’s needed. This was a much needed hunt that was a bit impromptu. I almost didn’t go, but pushed myself to get out. I’m glad I did, it just sucks the way things unfolded.