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A jam that stops the magazine from rotating, usually a pellet or slug that moved either too far forward or too far back in the mag. Otherwise, a leak in the index, but those are easy to identify die to loss of pressure

Ah. Yeah thatll do it.

Trust me the same thoughts were running through my head there… we found some steel targets meant for centerfire across the way over in oregon at 400 yards and were taking some shots but couldnt find a safe target any farther than that! Love your 51 gr ATP slugs for the Huben for long range!

The indexing could have failed. Just reset and try to shoot again. Check and see if the magazine is lined up properly when closed, but since you have no barrel obstruction this shouldnt be an issue. These things are hardy, so a failure to shoot once doesnt mean its broken just reset and try again

I repair hubens. Your problem is a very common one. It is caused by both loose ammo and by a loose trigger. If your ammo is the wrong size it can jam the rifle. Use .254 cal or .223 cal, depending wether you are shooting the 22 or 25 cal huben. Mess with the two set screws at the back of the...

Hey asher, those look incredible! They should work awesome for the .22 huben k1 as well! Let me know when you plan to make more, ill happily grab 2000-3000 off your hands haha