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I'm asking about the mag capacity, not the total shot count of the charge. Is that what you meant? I imagine a .177 mag would take 22 pellets.

John, I'm curious to know why the .177 K1 is your favorite out of the 3. also very curious to know how many holes he managed to put in that mag for you.

No man, that's taking the metaphore too far. You can only shoot with a gun. It's short range, long range, pesting, small game medium game... It's shooting. I wouldn't call an adjustable reg. Swiss army either. They're all "drills" hammer drill, drill press, normal drill. That's as far as you can...

Yes when you want a collection I would do it your way for sure.

Yes, brother, I got the email. His name is ricochet I don't know where he ships them from. [email protected] also on ebay : https://www.ebay.com/itm/265609649976?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=AfSCeMm9S8m&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=3MIko0amQxe&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Yes, brother, that screens hot of your is incredible. But I think you'll like the ability or tailor your power to the situation. For example, we get some incredible pigeon invasions where I live. And it's a housing area so you can't be shooting at yours and your neighbors walls. With the Huben...

I agree, brother, it is the best. But far from perfect, a bit too far if you ask me. That mag loading covers is just awful. It actually scuffs up the lugs when you're loading them. As if it's not bad enough that the mag is fixed. It's so bad, that one guy made and sells 3d printed covers that...

I mean... that's lobbyist level apologetics LOL. Seriously that string is crazy. But yes, it's just a rather big minus to not have outside accessibility to power adjustment.

there are no reciprocating parts in the triggerless systems brother. They just made a rotating part inside the trigger mechanism to keep rotating and release and pull repeatedly. That's why it's very slow. The mechanism you mentioned is used in Hatsan full auto (actual full auto) There was zero...

''Hu.. Hu what?'' That's exactly what a thief would say. Their full auto Is slower than manual rapid fire. If they were to give huben credit and just say they improved on it by making it more tactical and a bigger air bottle, fair enough. But this is so low, even for a chinese company. Their...

Thank you, brother. Yes, It kills me that I can't find a Huben but with a bigger air bottle. I love how you just call yourself out like that. That's a man whose opinion I can trust. So while you're at it. Tell me how much, if at all does the Huben small cylinder bother you?

The receiver behind the trigger is the only metric that makes a gun a bullpup, including handguns. This is something we cannot argue, brother. there are bullpups that are 1 meter long that shoot 50 BMG. ''Just because a gun has the received behind the magazine, does NOT make it a bullpup !''...

Most modern ones have anti double feed mechanisms by the way. But fair enough. I will take your word for the uniqueness of it's reliability.

Definitely not in a league of it's own. It's actually a very crowded league. I also had a very little known Evanix max air semi auto which was very accurate and as rugged as you mentioned when it came to POI. it's a lever cocked bullpup with normal sized cylinder, normal power and below average...

NOTHING beats Huben so far, no? I wish they would just put a bottle or at least a much bigger cylinder on there, and maybe find a way to make the mag removable? maybe that last one is too much to ask but they're masters of precision machining. That would be an almost perfected bullpup.

Hey Mike! No, brother, a bullpup can be huge and long sniper rifle. I think what you meant is Compact carbines. Those are for combat in tight spaces. A bullpup is just a rifle where the trigger group is forward of the mag, it is made to put a long barrel relative to the overall size of the...

I'm wrong then LOL. What if someone broke their stock? it's going to happen. Yeah I'd stay away from the ''Apple's'' of the industry as well.

Let's revive this again guys. This is the comparison I was looking for. I need the help of those of you who know so much more than I do, which probably covers most people here. Some issues really bug me when it comes to Huben K1 1- small cylinder, with the gauge right under the muzzle...

I've never seen a gun that has no stand alone purchase available for every single part of the gun. It's gun parts basically, for someone who breaks their stock for example. The issue is' it might cost 40-50% of the price of the new gun.

Hello Everyone! I'm a new member. I'm not sure if I'm breaking any rules here or if I'm being too entitled, so I apologize if I am. I also think that Huben Is the best out there right now. I need the help of those of you who know so much more than I do, which probably covers most people here...