Huben GK1 - Huma-Air Regulator Kit (in-depth) Installation Video
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- In this video I show you how to install the Huma-Air Regulator Kit for the Huben GK1.
This kit improves the GK1's power/shot consistency and is a real must have.
You can find out more information or buy it here:
huma-air.com/h...
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Thanks for watching !
thanks for the demo, and thank you other commentors on telling me how it affects your arms.
Thanks for the video. I do use mine for occasional pest control so want the full power but really cool
Can wait to see what kind of regulated power you’re getting.
@@michaelpurdy5908 extremely consistent.
@@5euk I mean like 50-60 fpe
@@5eukI don't think his question was about the consistency. What is the power output if you regulate the 6 fpe UK version?
Very good tutorial would give the confidence to complete this change👍
I use mine for home defense, so it matters very little if I'm shooting no more than 21 ft in front of me, and I need the extra power that afford for the Tannerite pellets I use. Of course, On my sbr,. and sniper air rifles those are ALL regulated. But my .457 Pitbull is unregulated, and I wanted power over consistency. In that way It literally shoots through cast iron pans, car doors, and large game. Its super accurate. I have the huma installed in every piece I own except the GK1 and the 457 Pitbull/bulldog by Benjamin. I also have a regulated 357 magnum conversion that uses a regulator by human as well, A super fine rifle(s), even if its only good for 8 shots between refills. The leshiy2 does 16 shots, and the Condor, by air force high extreme mod does hundreds between refills at 25 cal. But That one also has a 580CC tank mod, with an extreme regulator and plenum mod. Single shot. Shoots a 25 cal pellet at 1500 fps+. The huma regulator works great on ALL the air guns/rifles, I have modded. But At this point Im going to pass on this mod for my gk1 due to power concerns, Chances are im only gonna get off what's in the magazine only anyway if Im home invaded again.
If that works for you mate then great. 👍🏻
That kit is in my radar. I set mine at 25 fpe when 250-280 bar but I've noticed that power can reach 30-34 fpe when pressure is around 150bar.... I don't have any need for more power but I would like a bit more consistency. Currently my power settings give me 19 shots (full mag) from 230->150 bar, and I shoot mostly my casted slugs (huben v3 mp-mold, 38 gr, 5.58 & v2 boat tailed 37 gr 5.55). Somehow the gun seems to self regulate when I shoot lighter projectiles like the h&n baracuda 21 gr pellets giving me 1/2 mag more shots at same output speed. The second best upgrades for this gun will be a better grip and the top red-dot rail... best airgun purchase ever for me after my steyr LP10
Awesome video thanks for sharing be safe buddy 💯
Nice vid. . Chrono results coming ? 🤞✌️
Yes !!!
What speed are you getting on 100 bar. What caliber and weight pellets? Great video..
@@LRF1-9-7-2 With the reg set at 125 Bar and the power screw wound all the way in, in a .25 calibre with 26.54 grain Hades pellets it is producing 249.8 FPS (3.67 Fpe).
In the Uk the law is sub 6 fpe so well within the law.
I’ll be testing it out properly in the next few weeks when I’ll be in Greece where there are no power restrictions.
Thanks a lot for the Tutorial! Will the Bang be quiter after Shot without the Spring, if the Power-Screw is all turend in before, or does it not matter?
There is no hammer spring in the GK1
Hi Lee, great video, and having regulator consistent shot. Just wondering, by having regulator will it reduce the overall air volume in GK thus reducing shot count. In comparison, with non-regulated. Thanks, btw any info you could share about the overall cost to install regulator assuming DIY on installation.
Thanks mate.
The regulator kit is €276,70 plus postage so that's about £232.00 plus the postage.
From the testing I have done I am only losing about 7 shots with the regulator fitted which is a small price to pay for excellent consistency.
Unregulated the GK1 is still decent but after using it with this regulator kit it will 100% be staying in my GK1. 👍🏻
@@5euk Awesome, only 7 shots, too insignificant in comparison to consistency in shots. Thanks mate for the kind response
@@5euk7 less shots at what power level and less than what number of shots?
@@antongonist8294 When tested at 11.8 fpe with the reg set at 125 bar (when I was abroad) it achieved 102 shots which was 7 less than without the regulator but the main difference was the excellent power consistency.
the QUallity of the Air W is 5 of 5.
nice video what is the point of this.and what do you think of the new GK1 V3-R
@@barryfenwick609 By fitting a regulator you will get much better consistency in power so each shot will be the same power making the accuracy better.
A regulated gun will always be better than a non regulated one. 👍🏻
The newer V3-R version is non regulated so although it can be turned right down, it’s still non regulated.
@@5euk thanks for your reply I am going to get one in the next week or two.any problems?im thinking of .25 call and the silencer to.thanks
@@barryfenwick609 As I do all of Huben in Spains UK warranty work, I was the first person in the UK to own a GK1.
I’ve fully tested it in .25 and never had a single issue.
Join my Mewe chat group and I can get you a discount code for a GK1. 👍🏻
@@5euk how do I join the chat group?
@@barryfenwick609 Details are in the video description. 👍🏻
@5euk can you maybe tell me how long after each shot it takes for the regulator to fill up again? How long in seconds i have to wait between each shot?
@@ThePredator2k Good question.
Although you could probably quick fire it, I personally always leave about 2 to 3 seconds between shots to give the reg time to refill.
Obviously different temperatures outside can vary it, but I’ve found in my testing that it feels up really quickly.
I always said that I would never have a regulator on my GK1 but can honestly say I will now never remove it. 👍🏻
@@5euk sadly in Germany we only have the .22 Version. The importing company says it makes no sense to import the .25 version with 7.5 joule limit. 95% of all airguns in Germany are 4.5mm and 5.5mm. Because of the power limit.
@@ThePredator2k That's because you are ordering from GoGun ?
Huben in Spain is the place to buy from mate. 👍🏻
@@5euk yes From GoGun. In Germany we Can't import airguns by our selfs from other countrys. That gun will be illigal and confiscated. Importing must be done by a company with weapons dealer permit and after that the gun has to go through the PTB institution where is it checked for safety and energy limit. The importing company has to give 5 samples of the same gun to the PTB for checking. Thats why all airguns in Germany has a "F" stamp. A airgun without a PTB number an F stamp is illegal and when you get caught it will be punished with at least 2-3k € and in worstcase with jail time. Long story short, airgun from spain can bring me in the worst case behind bars.
@@ThePredator2k I find that strange as I'm assuming you are using GoGun who sell a .35 calibre AEA HP Max at 7.5 joules ??
Good morning. I would have liked to know if we could still use the power adjustment screw once the regulator is in place where it must be disassembled every time. Thank you for your answer
@@christophehuet3280 yes it can
The claim that unregulated air pistols are more powerful...is true or false. ?
@@dekalbes335 True and false. With the regulator fitted it is more consistent in power between each shot.
Without to fitted with a full 350 Bar fill, the first few shots may be slightly more powerful but with such a difference in power between each shot, I honestly don't see the point.
Im unable to find your mewe group please can you tell me how to join
@@snowmansully4053 Details in video description.
nice. mine came from spain. have had nothing but problems with it. it jams and degasses. i’ve sent it back and they claimed it is fixed but after only 6-7 shots did it again. extremely disappointed, especially when I paid the amount of money I paid for the pre-order.
@@Scott-cu4ol where are you based ?
😎👍👍👍😎
i thought it already had a reg?
@@lolol50735 some do if purchased from Spain but this one looks identical to how it would with out a reg fitted.
I'm considering purchasing a GK1 model here in the UK. Could you please let me know the full FPS power and if it's possible to adjust it?
For questions like that mate you need to join my Mewe chat group.
@@5euk Can you please send me the link for that?
@@margileslabon2678 It’s in the video description. 👍🏻
@@5euk Thank you very much! I'm really grateful for your help. I'm planning to share your Channel with my friends. We're actually in the process of starting a club specifically for Filipino air pistol enthusiasts here in the UK.
@@margileslabon2678 If you join my Mewe group and direct message me, I can get you a £50 discount off any Huben airgun. 👍🏻
Does the regulator allow to up the power when you go on holiday outside UK regs
@@stvincents2007 if assisted yes but the power screw still works with or without a regulator fitted.
All the regulator does if give you more consistency in the power between shots. 👍🏻
Thinking of buying one to also take to my house in Spain, what’s the max power once turned up? Is it any better than an air rifle?
@@stvincents2007 Join my Mewe group mate as there are plenty of people on there happy to answer any questions.
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Not hating but it takes away the power. Makes it a bit more consistent maybe more efficient but considering that it's a pistol for realistic close range use it's super accurate unregulated. Huma says you'll get around 40 ft lbs on 145 bar reg pressure.
I'm not sure what your point is ?
Ok at max power with the first shot at around 80fpe in a .25 is great if that's what you want, but then each shot will drop about 8 fpe per shot so what good is that at all when working out how to aim it ?
Consistency will the improve it in everyway.
And if Huma is correct, who needs an air pistol anymore than 40fpe ???
The regulator serves a great purpose and generally once a regulator is released for any type of airgun, that is then what the more serious shooters will always use.
@@5euk Sorry I meant 40 joules. Sure for some this is enough. Unregulated you can achieve plus 20 joules with decent consistency (17 shots)
The power potential is what makes it so popular. Imo
@@MrIbanezRGfan The accuracy consistency will always be better with a regulated gun.
@@5euk Yes for sure. But it's a pistol...many convert it into a carbine and I could relate for wanting more accuracy in that case. Might work in .22 to achieve good pellet speed.
@@MrIbanezRGfan To be honest until I tried out the kit I was adamant that I would keep mine unregulated.
But after lots of testing, I don't think I could now go back to the less consistency that I'm getting. 👍🏻