Search results for query: *

Of course they are not. Once demand falls, the factory retools the production line. Availability goes away once premade shelf stock is depleted. Factory retooling rarely occurs. It is simply too expensive for the available market.

Your assumptions on adjustability are impractical. It takes time to achieve accuracy. Adjusting these guns in anyway forces the entire process o start again. It is not like hitting a light switch you know..

I feel I need to state my opinion here. Electronics are not sustainable. We see it everywhere and in every product that used electronics. These components do not remain available for very long before they are superseded by new ones. This makes existing products effectively disposable simply...

Savagefox I've read your responses in this thread and they are dramatically different from my extensive experience with the GK1. Now I'm not there and I do not have direct experience with your GK1. I doubt the problem is the gun. I have two GK1s, a V1 and a V3. I prefer the V1. Both guns shoot...

I have seen this many years ago. It is a good guide.

Your hand position should position the first trigger finger joint 90 degrees from the trigger post. Exactly where the trigger post intersects with your finger is a reflection of your finger length and is not relevant. Thrust direction is.

Ezana4CE, I have not spoken about trigger work to you either. You stated the muzzle moves when the trigger is pulled. That indicates side thrust is being used. You need to position your hand in such a way that only rearward motion is applied to the trigger.. On Olympic pistols, trigger position...

Recharge the air tank after every magazine as well. It helps deviation. Remember there is no regulator.

You are looking for a band-aid. You do not NEED a new grip to shoot a handgun well. The grip that comes with the GK1 works just fine. If you were a Olympic competitive shooter, perhaps another grip may help the last 2% of your results, which could be significant in competition, but you are years...

Ezana4CE, I have chosen both the power and my shooting process of the GK1 to maximize its best qualities for consistency and minimize its deficiencies.. You can have the most powerful handgun in the world and yet be useless when you miss. So you are still learning to shoot, yet you have adjusted...

Showing target results without target dimensions and shooting distance is misleading at best and generally useless. There are many folks on this forum that only show their best groups not their average. The entire purpose is to just to impress the audience. It is up to the reader of these...

Please read the archives and listen to Greg's YouTube videos. These pistols are so good few, if any, will be sold on the used market. Lastly, don't be lazy. Everybody has an opinion, but just how correct it is is open to personal interpretation. If you don't do the end evaluation yourself, your...

No such thing, sorry. Everything is a compromise. remember, you will miss from time to time and that can cause damage. You are much better off with traps, if you have a rat issue.

First, it takes just seconds to recharge the GK1s. So I recharge after every magazine reload. I charge to 300 bar and after one 17 pellet magazine, the tank pressure has dropped to 210 bar with negligible velocity change. I generally use the JSB 25.4 gr pellet for economy reasons. They are very...

What size are your targets?

Yes, the GK1 is sub MOA. I have two, both in .25 and they shoot same hole at 25 meters from a rest.

The gun is not the problem, it is your use of it. Please read the directions. It simple states not to let the tank pressure drop too low. It just takes a few seconds to top off the air tank every time you reload the magazine.

Policy is what the agency does, silencers are not against the law. All you need is a license and pay the tax For powder burners never air guns. There have several cases involving the agency pursuing silencer issues overturned recently in Texas, I do not remember the cases exactly, but Google is...

That's not a bad thing. Hanging a bob weight on the end of a barrel causes lots of unrelated to sound issues. especially with FX guns and the like that use light gauge tubes for barrels. That extra weight stresses the barrel to receiver mount and causes barrel bend. All of which causes POI...

It never was illegal to build a silencer. It was illegal to sell silencers without a permit. It was also illegal to own a silencer without an Alphabet org license. All of those reasons only applied to powder burners, never air guns. It was always possible to get a license. All you had to do is do was the...