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$950 firm; price includes shipping; shipping to CONUS only; payment by check or US postal money order; it is a 2021 model with gauge. Does have a slow leak, otherwise in nearly new condition. Comes with a seal and spring kit and wrenches that were supplied.

Huben K-1 (2021), .22 cal., like new, <400 rounds shot History: had sticking trigger and leaking seal. Repair done by retailer where bought. $1500 firm includes UPS shipping CONUS personal check or USPS money order

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Sorry for the double post. Don't see a way to delete one of them.

Since the K1 Barrel can only be cleaned from the muzzle, I've been looking for cleaning tips and connectors that are made of nylon plastic, or fiberglass. Something other than metal to avoid scratching. So far, I've only been able to find tips and connectors that are made of brass. Even though...

Since the K1 Barrel can only be cleaned from the muzzle, I've been looking for cleaning tips and connectors that are made of nylon plastic, or fiberglass. Something other than metal to avoid scratching. So far, I've only been able to find tips and connectors that are made of brass. Even though...

Glad to have another pellet producer come online. Demand is heavy. There are not enough of them.

I will be following your post. I have a brand new FX Maverick sniper and have only put a few pellets through it so far.

Definitely, don't use a power strip. Also, make sure there is no back pressure when you start up and that all valves are open on the compressor.

I early on had the same question but found the rules before I asked. I think it's a good requirement to have in place.

Bottles are beautiful.

I haveThe Huben K1 and although I've put less than 150 shots through it so far, it can single-file jsb 34 grain pellets at 25 yards. Haven't shot beyond that yet.

I had a Beeman springer and found that the Crosman Premier shoot just as well as the jsb jumbo heavies at between 20 and 35 yards.

Concerning the adjusting wheel, can it only be turned within the range of one through 7? Or can it go beyond that in either direction without damaging the gun?