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- UUltralight replied to the thread Huben GK1 for max accuracy beyond 50 yards and up to 100 yards - slugs or pellets?.Fair point. Perhaps I need to redefine 'long distance.' In this case, my original post was 50 yards to 100 yards. Given that the Gk1...
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- UUltralight replied to the thread N/A On average, are PCP semi-autos more complex and less reliable than side lever?.I'd bet after you run out of air, you can use it as a most effective bludgeon! :ROFLMAO:
- UUltralight reacted to CharlieF's post in the thread N/A On average, are PCP semi-autos more complex and less reliable than side lever? with
Like. I have a sidewinder compact and a Marauder Semi both in .22. I have over 6K CPHPs down the sidewinder and have never had an issue. Not... - UUltralight reacted to Ratzy's post in the thread N/A On average, are PCP semi-autos more complex and less reliable than side lever? with Like. Pish Tosh, my Hatsan Barrage after all my modifications is over 16lbs. It started out heavy and I was able to *improve* upon Hatsan's...
- UUltralight replied to the thread Air Venturi Maple vs Carm Magazines.So interesting. I've used only stock Notos mags - and never had a failure after a few hundred rounds with four different types of...
- UUltralight replied to the thread Huben GK1 for max accuracy beyond 50 yards and up to 100 yards - slugs or pellets?.I suppose this depends on the application. If one wants to hunt elusive small critters over long distances, then the end goal may trump...
- UUltralight reacted to steve-l's post in the thread Huben GK1 for max accuracy beyond 50 yards and up to 100 yards - slugs or pellets? with Like. There is no question when it comes down to ballistic efficiency between slugs and pellets. Slugs are proven to be superior. That\s not...
- UUltralight reacted to Ratzy's post in the thread N/A On average, are PCP semi-autos more complex and less reliable than side lever? with Like. Blow back cycling? Using expended gases to drive the process. Kind of the standard methodology. Only difference in how Hatsan does it vs...
- UUltralight reacted to daddypaddy's post in the thread N/A On average, are PCP semi-autos more complex and less reliable than side lever? with Like. huben k1 doesn’t use the end of the barrel. the cycle mechanism happens on the left side of the block just in front of the fixed magazine.
- UUltralight reacted to Mr.H's post in the thread N/A On average, are PCP semi-autos more complex and less reliable than side lever? with Like. Can Western owners chime in on this thread??
- UUltralight reacted to cavedweller's post in the thread N/A On average, are PCP semi-autos more complex and less reliable than side lever? with Like. your questions are going to get vague guestimates. simple = the more complex the mechanism the less reliable = more moving parts = more...
- UUltralight reacted to Ratzy's post in the thread N/A On average, are PCP semi-autos more complex and less reliable than side lever? with Like. Yep, old test engineering rule: As points of failure rise the odds of failure rise with it. More complex system has a greater chance of...
- UUltralight reacted to AlanMcD's post in the thread N/A On average, are PCP semi-autos more complex and less reliable than side lever? with Like. I also have a Sidewinder to compare to the Huben K1, both in .22 caliber. I would say that it is probably similar in terms of...
- UUltralight reacted to daddypaddy's post in the thread N/A On average, are PCP semi-autos more complex and less reliable than side lever? with Like. really? that way of cycling the next pellet sounds like a nightmare. i’ve only ever dealt with the huben k1 and its been super reliable.