Huben K1 Tuning – Conversion to its full capacity

Tuning Huben K1 to its full capacity!

It hasn’t been long since I got my firearms dealer license. It comes with some nice effects for me, my website and my YouTube channel. Together with your support, it now offers me a new foothold. Since then, I can order and sell you not only Huben K1, but also many other high-quality air rifles. I would be extremely grateful if you contact me for your next rifle, scope or other accessories or order them from my soon to be launched online store.

Another advantage for me is that I’m allowed to shoot and own more powerful air rifles. In Germany, you need a license for guns with more than 7.5 joules.

Undoubtedly, one of the most interesting air rifles is Huben K1. I’ve already shown it to you in detail in a long review. Now, of course, I’m dying to know how it feels like shooting it with its full capacity.

The legal situation of the Huben K1 tuning

Caution! You can’t just modify the rifle now!

The law is clear about who can own certain firearms. If you send me proof of age when you order a Huben K1, I’m allowed to sell it to you and you are allowed to own it. You then only have to make sure that it is secured at your home against unauthorized persons taking it. Meaning, it is best to lock it in a cabinet, locker or gun safe.

Even though the components for modifying Huben K1 are included with the purchase, you are not allowed to modify it on your own. In Germany, only a gunsmith is allowed to do so. At that moment they create an air gun that requires a license. If you don’t have a license, then you are not allowed to own the gun.

In neighboring countries such as Austria or the Netherlands, for example, different laws apply. The laws are not as strict there and you are allowed to shoot air rifles with more than 7.5 joules.

However, be aware, this is no legal advice. If you’re unsure about what you are allowed to do in which country, please check with the corresponding authorities.

Nevertheless, the Huben K1 tuning kit is included with the order. On the one hand for shooters who then want to shoot with it abroad. On the other hand for shooters like me who later on acquire a license to shoot guns with more than 7.5 joules.

The gunsmith working with AirGhandi

I have luckily found a gunsmith who will do conversions of rifles for me and is not camera-shy. Michael Rumpel from Opferbaum in Bavaria is the gunsmith I rely on. Besides his craftsmanship, the great thing is that he also has a 109-yards (100 meter) shooting range that I get to use for my videos. That’s great for me, my website and my YouTube channel. I can then immediately test all the modified rifles.

Even though I obviously didn’t know which pellets or which slugs would work best at which power level of Huben K1, I took the opportunity to shoot a few rounds right after the conversion.

You can see the conversion and the first high power shots for yourself in the video:

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Have a great week!

Best wishes!

Yours, Andi

Interesting links:

You can order Huben K1 from me HERE (only within Germany).

HERE you can have another look at my review of Huben K1.

If you need Michael Rumpel for a gunsmithing job, write me via the contact form.

Do you already know my international YouTube channel? HERE you will find videos of more powerful air rifles in English.

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1 thought on “Huben K1 Tuning – Conversion to its full capacity”

  1. yes I live In the United States of America and here our government thinks air guns are toys so qe have no restrictions on them saying that I own a few air rifles what’s the best thing I can do for them tuning wise I love power and lots of power I own a daystate wolverine sapphire edition and a daystaye alpha Wolfe and a few springer hw97 and hw80 and a not springer I think it’s a hw90

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