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How do you take the stock off, like this? I put 2 drill bits in the side holes so i should be able to turn it loose but it is tight a f.

I guess you meant Zan .253 slugs, not .254. Did you check the alignment for every chamber or only 1 or 2? I would check all 17 if you haven't done that.

In reviews i see sometimes a redcoated one instead of the common silvercoated. I notice that the redcoated ones seem to look more clear. Yes they give a blue tint but darken the image less than the silvercoated ones. I'm not sure if this is true in real life. Anyone who has both feplica's and...

I'm wondering, how big is the force when you accidentely shoot a beefy pcp with the bolt not locked in the vertical slot? I'm sure it will slam backwards, but how hard? 🙂

At the cost of .25 sales. If it would be good for their business, they would have done it already years ago. Don't get me wrong, i can't wait for a .30 (G)K1, i'm just trying to think why they haven't done it yet.

I guess it's a cost thing for Huben. I think that a .30 requires a whole new breech design (magazine has a different inner and outer diameter than the .22/.25). So they could do it, but it will be expensive, and maybe pointless for them profit wise. Else they would have done it already.

Nice, but there is a .25 pcp pistol on the market that does 80 foot pounds. 🙂

If the .25 does 30 joule i don't expect the .30 doing a 100 joule. So still way of the GK1.

Shootingshop dot nl is the importer/distributor/seller of AEA in the Netherlands. They have no link with Wolfiek. Contact them and i'm sure he can order an extra bunch for your shop if you can arrange the transport from Netherlands to Finland. It will be cheaper for him also i guess, because he...

Found a guy in the Netherlands who paid 799,- (incl vat) for a HP Max at Wolfiek almost 2 years ago, right after it came out. Currently Wolfiek is asking 1187,- for the exact same gun. That 799 he paid earlier was on par with the current prices in America. Wolfiek increased the price later on a...

Yes luckily there is one benefit of being in the EU. A free market between countries, no custom control and import taxes. It's basically the United States of Europe.

The Germans can easily purchase any non-restricted airgun quit easily tough. Just get in the car and hop to the neighbour the Netherlands. Krale is close to the German border and there is no border control. Yes they are illegal in Germany but so is Sprave's HP Max with the restriction removed.

The problem for Europeans who try to import an airrifle from the US is customs. Altough it's completely legal to import any airrifle from the US to the Netherlands, there has to be just one custom employé who thinks "what tf is this" and it will be on hold for months, and you will have to...

US: Europe (Wolfiek Spain): I think these images say enough.

Price AEA HP Max ex VAT: Europe: €847 US: $599

Chinese airguns like Huben, Spa, Artemis etc. cost more or less the same in the US vs Europe. It's purely AEA where i see these huge price differences. The reason i started this topic.

Not with AEA. US: Netherlands:

Did some price comparisons between US shops and a big shop in Europe (Wolfiek Spain). The difference is ridiculous. Up to double more expensive in Europe. I don't see such huge differences with other brands, altough US made guns are ofcourse cheaper in the US, but AEA is a Chinese brand. It's...

I'm afraid this will be a no go for the .45/.50, because the airtank is mounted up higher in the breech. The magazine will be in the way of the cocking arm. Unless someone makes left hand side loading magazines too.

Found this picture and yes, the .30/.35 (at the front) seem to have less space between the trigger guard and the start of the air cilinder, altough the space between the bolt and the air cilinder looks the same. So i don't think that this won't be an issue.