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Picatinny rail - LONG version CNC aluminum black anodized Huben GK1

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Picatinny rail - LONG version CNC aluminum black anodized Huben GK1Z RAM PICATINNY RAIL LONG Version CNC Aluminum Black Anodized for Huben GK1 (EU Version) Upgrade your optics. Keep full flexibility. Take your Huben GK1 setup to the next level with our LONG Picatinny Rail. Designed for a perfect fit, this rail lets you mount a red dot or optic in seconds while blending seamlessly into the GK1s design. Rock solid, practical, and built for real use. Smart design, zero compromises. Heres the highlight: even without a

Z-RAM PICATINNY RAIL – LONG Version CNC Aluminum Black Anodized for Huben GK1 (EU Version)

 

✔️ Upgrade your optics. Keep full flexibility.
Take your Huben GK1 setup to the next level with our LONG Picatinny Rail. Designed for a perfect fit, this rail lets you mount a red dot or optic in seconds while blending seamlessly into the GK1’s design. Rock-solid, practical, and built for real use.

🔧 Smart design, zero compromises.
Here’s the highlight: even without a mounted optic, you can still use iron sights (front & rear) without any restriction. That means maximum flexibility—switch between optic and irons whenever you want, no reconfiguration needed.

💥 CNC precision. Built to last.
Machined from high-grade aluminum and black anodized for durability and a premium finish. The longer profile offers improved mounting options and stability, especially for larger red dots or fine-tuned positioning.

⚠️ Compatibility Notice:
• Fits Huben GK1 – EU version
• Full iron-sight usability remains intact
• Ideal for red dots, reflex sights and compact optics
• Even more versatility when combined with the Z-RAM Buttstock Adapter GK1

📦 In the box:
• Z-RAM Picatinny Rail – LONG Version (CNC aluminum, black anodized)
• 2× mounting screws

Why this upgrade matters
  • Fast, secure optic mounting with perfect alignment

  • Long rail for flexible red dot positioning

  • Use iron sights with or without an optic installed

  • Premium CNC aluminum for maximum stability

  • Clean, factory-like look on the Huben GK1

  • Perfect for airgun enthusiasts, performance builds and tactical setups

Wenn du willst, mache ich direkt weiter mit Buttstock Adapter GK1, Trigger Mods, Charging Handle, oder Optics Bundles – gleicher Z-RAM Style, ready für den Shop.

 

 

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