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best pistol to me is clearly the GK1. I have it in .25, shot it well over 2000 flawless rounds, deadly accurate, semi-auto. I use the "Subscriber" designed and "Torquemaster" printed 2.75" short most of the time and is backyard friendly even at 810 FPS. Nothing comes close to what this pistol...

I think this one of the best upgrades I have purchased and way better priced than conventional moderators; I got "Subscribers" designed and printed by "Torquemaster". I purchased the 2.75, the 4.5 and the 6.5, but found that I pretty much just leave the 2.75" shorty and it works great! My GK1...

I agree it is not needed, use the money saved and splurge on one of the more important ways to improve or if you have all of those use it on a getting a better optic...

Go to huben3dparts.com. They have exactly what you need

sorry I keep getting you two mixed up, my bad

The performance mods are more of ease of loading, sound, optics: - huben3dparts - speed loader to load 3 at a time, their clean top mount to place a red/green dot more in the rear, their rear picatinny mount so you can put a foldable carbine stock - a moderator - like the "Subscriber" designed...

Although others provided an answer, here is a great simple video showing the typical ways to fix it if that occurs; yes the pistol is picky about the ammo but if you use the right ammo and have the FPS not too low it is unlikely to jam. I am trouble free with over 2000 rounds with not one...

China does make quality PCP guns, BUT it up to the company hiring them as THEY not the China job shop whom decides their specifications, tolerances, and the quality control aspects. China makes great things BUT they are job shops so each company whom contracts with them decides how it is made...

That is not me but a good friend whom owns about every pistol and assault rifle whom had his mind blown away with the GK1 and air gun technology. When us casual shooters are out grouping everyone at the pistol range with a GK1 and not spending .50 to 2.00 per shot, it does put a smile on your...

That is because you have not shot anything like the Huben GK1 with it's reliable, semi-auto action. I read others shooting thousands of rounds in a very short time. Now that I have the GK1 in .25, I can too attest to having about 1900 rounds thus far trouble free, shooting JSB pellets at 800...

Thank god for the shields and even with them I get hit with big brass bullet casings every so often. Most are shooting AR15's, black powder rifles, etc. Out of 50 people there approximately there was only one other air gunner shooting ;) The Huben with Subsribers 2.75" moderator is so quiet...

Took the GK1 to the range to try out the new carbine stock. Started out at the 25 yard then we got bored so we tried out the 50 yard range, had to tweak the sights a little but on target. 450 rounds shot today with no jams :)

I think for $1250 at places like Ares Tactical https://www.aresairgunstactical.com/Huben_c_195.html is the way to go as you can then purchase the 2.75" shorty moderator designed by Subscriber and Torquemaster here on the forums can make them for you, along with the speed loader & other...

Thanks! I have my Huben GK1 .25 set to shoot the 25.39 gr JSB's at 800-820 and I then turn the power 1/2 turn and get the 33.95 grain JSB at the same FPS.

what caliber is your Huben GK1? Great numbers

Here are several more pictures of Subscribers moderators

I agree, to me the GK1 is what has really propelled the popularity as finally air pistols have some respectable power, great accuracy, and semi-auto! I was never a fan with a lever action for a pistol and prior to the GK1 most air pistols just had such weak power that you could not use them...

thanks for the correction, sorry IMADMAN :) Yes folks please contact Torquemaster whom can print them for you!

Have you heard anyone reporting the accuracy of the .25 GTO lead free pellets and what is the ideal FPS to shoot those? Those pellets are cool but a bit pricey. I am still intrigued as some of reported that in the .22 caliber they felt that it was slightly more accurate with no issues on...