My reason for liking 25 is that there is a big difference in terms of the durability of the pellets, and how easy they are to handle and load into magazines, for me. 22 and 177 feel small and i tend to fumble with them more
.25 Gk1 with the power dialed down for the sake of my neighbors. I have been shooting the 25.4 gr fx pellets but only had 34 gr around for this string (which I recorded just for the sake of adjusting power to something suitable for these pellets). Pretty nice shot string however! Around 330...
There is a company in Spain that adds regulators to them and sells them and they have their shop set up to make it look like they ARE huben and not just a reseller. Seems to keep causing confusion.
Unfortunately I had one of these air guns and my experience was like yours it just never held up to more than a handful of shots. Even after being sent back for repairs. I believe in the case of the HP Max it's the seat that the poppet seals against that breaks or deforms. It is a plastic ring...
I understand the sentiment of this thread for sure because to a certain degree this is true in my case in that it's the first one I've had where i could say without hesitation "if I could only keep just one this would be it". From the moment I got into this hobby I was looking for a widely...
I designed and 3d printed a screw on muzzle device to entertain my daughter who has been enjoying nerf battles. It's not impressive at the moment because of the fact that too much air follows the dart even on my pp700 at lower power.
Yes, the darts get shredded if they're hit by the full brunt of air. You also need a really good air stripper because the puff of air from the muzzle pushes the tail to one side or the other the instant it leaves the barrel