Lelya

Brother Charlie,

i can say that my dearest Uncle Hoot: is very lucky that he will get the special exhibited Lelya which is i believe that he deserves it,,, congrats and can’t wait to see pics and her performance,, :5: :5: :5: ,,, :8: :8: :8: .. hope you all the best for your surgery ,,, may God gives you recover soon ,,

on the other hand i asked Edward about Lelya and Veles ,,,Yesterday he replied me that they might be available in October 2014,

but if there is a strong or plenty of demand on them maybe Ed think of it and make a production ,,,, why not???? or maybe wrong… just my opinion .,,,, just my :2cents:

Your best bet to eventually get one is to email Toshik and indicate your interest in one.

Curious…why do you want a micro-bullpup? For a bullpup based on a pistol, this little beast is dead on accurate, and can put some serious hurt on critters a pretty good ways out. Ed has some videos showing some long distance shooting with it, and a whole series of taking it apart and putting it back together.

I’ve never heard of anyone owning one that didn’t like it. I did see where a few upgraded after it came out in .22 caliber.

Of course, we are all waiting for Ed to present the new .25 caliber Lelya! While the details are fuzzy, I believe it uses the R 3.5 valve/reg, keeps the same single shot, small stock, and frame, but puts out 15 shots at 50+ FPE, with dime sized five shot groups at 125 meters! Word is he has put two AR type “ears” on the back end of that loading breech, to help pull it back for cocking and loading.

Of course, there is always the possibility that some, or even all, of this statement might possess a degree of rumor and speculation, possibly even outright lies…that happens a lot with R & D prototypes! However, one can always hope.

Regards,

Hoot: