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Those 1911 grips just fit the Huben pistol so well

No reason to get it regulated, I think that by now they are all V3 but if you get a V1 there's no real difference unless you a lefty, I actually prefer the V1

Absolutely, what I've learned is that I much, much prefer the shot cycle of gas rams rather then springs, I like that sharp thud.

Yeah I definitely think if I ever go for that quality springer the 90 will be the one,.....Maybe I should put a WTB in the classified for 200 bucks in case someone feels sorry for me :ROFLMAO:

Funny story, I had a Diana 34 Panther and could not keep the rust off it, it was the worst of all rifles I had to maintain.

But that is the thing, I hardly shoot so I don't need all day shooters ( once zeroed I rarely shoot just for shooting ) for me a heavy cocking gun isn't a problem at all, Basically I want a HW90 because of the beauty and quality but that to me does not equal to the 800 bucks needed to buy one...

So much going on with this little wonder gun, and she's been out just a relatively short time. Huben hit it out da park for sure.

Here is an other brain shot. Using a Benjamin NP2 and H&N Baracuda

Yeah the HW90 has always been a gun I lusted over, maybe one day maybe ;)

Good question, I guess I just always wanted one I love the looks of these quality wood and metal springer. And no, no tuners here on the Islands but I don't really expect much from springers as I said I really like my Titan, I used to have a Trail NP XL in .22 and like that quite a bit too, I...

I hear the GTO .22 are just about the best pellets for it,....lightweight so you can get plenty speed without having to have to much power behind them and that gives more shots by default.

Isn't this a wonderful platform ?......look what you can do with a pistol, and I am not just talking about the mods........ but your tune, that is fantastic for a rifle never mind out of a tiny pistol to get 50 shots at over 20 FPE and not even close to full fill. Said this many, many times but...

I just sold all my PCPs for a reason, sold one of the best PCPs on the market for 1300 bucks why would I possibly want to get a Revere ? Also sold beautiful classic looking PCPs that I loved for 500 bucks, again why would I possibly want to get a Revere ? And yeah I hate the twang Springers...

First of all reduce you distance, learn to be a bit more of a hunter rather then a shooter and when you do that there's a ton of PCPs out there that will do the job. Also consider the brain shot, with the extreme precision you can achieve with PCPs the brain shot is a wonderful option.

That statement in itself is a big one,..............guess you didn't try many PCPs if any.

This gun makes zero sense, zero.

Ballistol for everything, barrels, outside metals, wood and leather.

For 20 years I've been wanting to buy that one heirloom springer,.....just never could bring myself to spend that kind of money on it, And after all this time I think I'm still not capable of it even if I would really like to have one. Such a different world then PCPs where dropping 1750 bucks...

fast bugger you :LOL:

You need an exkey as you unscrew the screw just in front of the actual sight there's a spring that will push the sight unit up,