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HUBEN K1 .22 cal. semi auto PCP Bullpup

E-mailed HUBEN about their new K1 semi auto .22 cal. PCP Bullpup . Someone named Jacky , E-mailed me back and said that they were in production as we speak .
The MSRP was going to be around $1500.00 for it . Also found out that MRODAIR will be selling them if they can get at least 10 orders to make it worth their while
to sell them . They will be asking $1749.00 for the K1 . Should have them in by the end of July or early August . From all the features that they say this gun has , it
may become the best Bullpup on the market .

FROM : THE BIRDMAN

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quote SECoda:

Much cheaper to buy a good 22 LR and a silencer and pay the Fed tax in my state and shoot match subsonic ammo. :angrymob:

true dat, I can shoot my Marlin 60 at more power and pretty quiet with subsonics

Much cheaper to buy a good 22 LR and a silencer and pay the Fed tax in my state and shoot match subsonic ammo. :angrymob:

:hoot:

5000 psi, hand pumped, to get 70 fpe from a .22 caliber pcp. 😀

If I want 70 fpe/95 joules, I’ll be shooting a readily available .25 or .30 caliber. Further, I’ll be damned if I’ll be hand pumping that bitch from 3000 to 5000 psi, and I’ll be further damned if I’ll pay a $500-$700 premium for that privilege!

Once people find out how hard it is, and how long it takes, to hand pump 2000 psi, from 3000 psi up to 5000 psi, no worthy majority of shooters will be investing the time and sweat to obtain those results. Even IF there was a 5000 psi tank available, with enough capacity for multiple refills at 5000 psi, it would very costly, as would an electric pump to reach that pressure.

This seems to me to be a “fad” gun that has some very nice features, but not needed by the majority of air gun shooters, especially with the unreal pressures needed to fully utilize it.

If you need that much power, in a semi auto, with a high capacity magazine, buy a .22 tactical firearm and be done with it! You will save a thousand dollars, and it will be quieter!

Hoot:

quote donnyfl:

Hey Birdman gah gah gah gah, that’s hello bitch in crow :biggrinn: I got my eyes on the Huben as well. The features really sound too good to be true, hopefully they’ll have reviews overseas first. What I would like to know is how many shot counts from a regular fill let’s say 220 bars down to 130. I don’t think there are many tanks out there that can handle 5,000 psi fill pressure. Also what is the working psi to have that thing semi automatic. Mike from Modaire posted that he should be getting some soon for testing. The K1 and FX Impact have my attention for the next few months.

I’m interested in WildCat and Huben, I’ll choose one of them as my next PCP.

Yep.

quote Nomadic Pirate:

So, there’s nothing for sure yet about them bullets,..Right ?

So, there’s nothing for sure yet about them bullets,..Right ?

Whatever SEcoda, I just wanted to put Modair’s website ok?? :2:

quote SECoda:

We are looking for those heavy .22 slugs they are shooting. ❓

quote donnyfl:

We are looking for those heavy .22 slugs they are shooting. ❓

quote donnyfl:

I suspect MrodAir will be. I sure can’t find them [those heavy .22 slugs] yet looking.

quote SECoda:

China :biggrinn: They love to give us their lead.

I wanna test them on my .22, if they shoot well they should be a winner,…any links to the Importer/Seller ?

China :biggrinn: They love to give us their lead.

OK Than, ..where do you buy those .22 airgun bullets ?

Yep. To get that many shots at 100 joules/75 FPE with only 270cc air tube it takes some real gas. 😯 I would be happy with 30 shots at 4500 psi but who knows. Also, for the lighter pellets I would be happy with 35 FPE and 80 shots at 4500 psi.

Yes – I just saw this today – I’m confused – yet that’s nothing new.. is this thing taking 5000psi of air?? :suprisedn:

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