Recent content by WylieCoyote

1852.49 is my guess

I wonder how much the volume of air changes because of the lower pressure of the bottle vs the titanium K1 tube. Finding a 5000 psi compressor is another story. 

Thanks for posting the photos. They look awesome! To me it looks like the Huben would be able to use the same trim, shoulder rest, and lower receiver trim with little to no mods to update the look. The same accessories should work too.

Can someone that has both the K1 and LCS put up a picture of both side by side? I wonder if the body trim parts will fit on the Huben.

Kelly is a great guy. He got my 2nd gen in great shape!

243.03

498.18

772.38

I didn't mention changing to a bottle. The titanium cylinder will probably hold as much or more than the bottle. I am talking about stock options, as I mentioned, such as the LCS or a wood stock that is the same as the current one. The initial pictures of the Huben K1 were of a wooden stock...

Has anyone tried to create a better stock for the Huben? The LCS is so similar, I wonder if the stock can be used or modified for use with a Huben.

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I read an article in Hard Air Magazine about an LCS airgun that is semi and full auto - see link. A close examination shows that it looks a lot like the Huben K1, including the fixed magazine. They improved the loading port and many other little things. They use a carbon fiber bottle instead of...

I ended up buying this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01B6S8IOY It works great, but you have to have a stud in the sling mounting hole. I used these studs: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CN5PG6T since I was not sure of the screw thread size. I ended up using the one with fine threads. The rail...

Does anyone have a recommendation for adding a picatinny rail using the sling hole in the front of the K1? I was looking at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01B6S8IOY but am not sure about the curve of the stock. Does anyone have a recommendation for a tripod and cradle? Thanks!

My guess is: $1855.51 The military will make it happen no matter what it takes! THANK YOU for the recognition of those who give so much - and some who gave all.