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Lelya shooting .177 at 75 meters.

This video is fun shooting from EDgun Lelya, caliber .177, pellets JSB 7.5 grain, the speed of the pellet 880 f/sec. The distance to the targets — 75 meters. The target — stink alcohol beverage popular among Russian youth 🙁 unfortunately. Since the founder of EDgun company considers alcohol as a tool for destroying a human personality the shooting in those cans was double fun 🙂 The external diameter of the can is 65.75 mm (2.58″) but all the pellets hit the inner circle of the can which has diameter 40 mm (1,57″). While zeroing the Lelya for shooting at 75 meters three test shots were inside 14 mm. circle 🙂 The scope installed on Lelya — Tasco Super Sniper 10×42 mm (a little big for this tiny gun 🙂 )

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quote john.25condor:

Ed,

Will it have similar fps and fpe than the Standard Long Bullpup or better?

Of course not, Lelya is smaller and weaker lady 🙂 Ups, silly me, you meant the new gun 🙂 That will be about the same as the long Matador, maybe a little more powerful.

Ed,

Will it have similar fps and fpe than the Standard Long Bullpup or better?

quote Hoot:

People want more….let them buy a long Edgun in .25 caliber!

We are about to start the assembling the new gun, long one (more then 1.25 meters) with gun stock and the whole appearance like modern sniper’s rifles 🙂 When I look on it in the program I like it a lot, expecting it to be much better in the real life 🙂 Coming soon…

We like you Ed! Visit when you can.

I shot a lot of rats and pidgeons with a Weihrauch spring rifle back in the 1970’s, and it only made <700 fps, and held enough air for one shot. But it still took down the critters as far as my tiny Beeman 4X scope could see.

So, no need to feel thirty .22 caliber shots at 800 fps is anything less than great. It looks to be great for “special needs”. Perfect for back yard and tree top pest control. I love the size.

People want more….let them buy a long Edgun in .25 caliber!

Regards,

Hoot

quote mamcrackin:

Now I am seeing why Tony stayed in Russia for long time… He was having
too much fun to leave the EDgun factory….lol

We just implanted him nano chips 🙂 to control his behavior at the long distance 🙂 It takes some time. By the way, the EDgun voodu is based on the same technology, haven’t I told about it?

quote Ed:

quote Ted in Madison:

LOL. And I am registered at the Edgun forum. It’s the only way to snake all of those sweet photos from the Russians. 😆

You have to understand we did it this way 🙂 everybody should be under control, so there is no chance to grab anything from forum having not been registered there 🙂

By the way, I am uploading new video to youtube now 🙂 that is a little different thing, we turned the airsoft Beretta pistol from flon gas to air and got 80 shots with 0.2 gram ball with the speed 370 f/sec from just 20 cm2 reservoir filled up to 160 bar only 🙂

Now I am seeing why Tony stayed in Russia for long time… He was having
too much fun to leave the EDgun factory….lol

quote Ted in Madison:

LOL. And I am registered at the Edgun forum. It’s the only way to snake all of those sweet photos from the Russians. 😆

You have to understand we did it this way 🙂 everybody should be under control, so there is no chance to grab anything from forum having not been registered there 🙂

By the way, I am uploading new video to youtube now 🙂 that is a little different thing, we turned the airsoft Beretta pistol from flon gas to air and got 80 shots with 0.2 gram ball with the speed 370 f/sec from just 20 cm2 reservoir filled up to 160 bar only 🙂

quote mamcrackin:

Ergo….

I have your Ergo right here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ra5-H9ZBS1U&feature=related

LOL. And I am registered at the Edgun forum. It’s the only way to snake all of those sweet photos from the Russians. 😆

Thanks Ed, 800ft/s is very impressive… I was not expecting this much speed
from the .22cal…. The shoot count is even more impressive as there is no
guns with this shoot count for such a small air volume capacity in any
caliber…. It is an amazing gun….

quote Ted in Madison:

Here you go, Fellas.

Ya need to be smarter than the internet.

First off, you have to be more of an EDgun fanatic than we are to find
something we have not seen before….lol.
Here is the English version of the EDgun site…
http://edgun.ru/en/
Check out the English version forum too….. If you are a true EDgun fan,
you will be able to figure out how to register to login to the site… You
will find that we have searched out nearly every tid bit of info we can get
our hands on…..
There is no mention of FPS nor a distinction between .177 and
.22 shot count… Just says 50 shots… Ergo our questions about FPS and shot
count when filling to 3,000psi….

Well, guys, from my experience with Lelyas in .22 and .177 I can say that you may fill it up to 240 bar and it will work down to 120 bar. With the recommended speed for 10.5 grain pellets in .177 as 800 f/sec and for 16 grain pellets in .22 as the same 800 f/sec. The average number of shoots under such recommendations are about 35-40 for .177 and about 25-30 for .22. Hope that is enough for such a tiny gun with reservoir capacity only 80 cm3 🙂

Here you go, Fellas.

Ya need to be smarter than the internet.

quote Hoot:

No problem on this side. Fun is fun, men are men, and this is a man’s forum.

Anyway, I am very curious as to how the Leyla performs. I considered a short Edgun but it does not offer the ultra compact platform that the Leyla does.

The only hesitatation I might have with a Leyla would be the 3500 psi fill pressure. A standard high pressure scuba tank fills to 3450 psi and very few scuba shops will go higher. That leaves the 4600 psi fiber tanks. I’m not sure I want to invest more money that I already have in ultra-high pressure air equipment. Unless you live near a large city, it’s hard to get filled to that pressure.

I would have preferred a larger diameter air tube on the Leyla at 3K psi, making life a bit simplier and easier. However, I suspect filling to 3000 will still result in an adequate number of shots since it is regulated.

Just my thoughts. I remain extremely curious as to its muzzle velocity and effective range. The videos certainly indicated the .117 can reach out and touch someone.

Hoot 😯

If I remember correctly the Lelya would perform down to 1,700psi but
that was .177cal…. I am guessing that it would still yield 25-35 shots in
.22cal if filled to 3,000psi. In my experience you can only fill to about
2,850psi at the most with a 3,000psi tank unless you overfill to 3,200on
the tank which I am sure is not advisable because you really be pushing
the burst disc to the limit… Maybe Ed will chime in and give us some
5.5cal Lelya numbers for speed and shot count….

No problem on this side. Fun is fun, men are men, and this is a man’s forum.

Anyway, I am very curious as to how the Leyla performs. I considered a short Edgun but it does not offer the ultra compact platform that the Leyla does.

The only hesitatation I might have with a Leyla would be the 3500 psi fill pressure. A standard high pressure scuba tank fills to 3450 psi and very few scuba shops will go higher. That leaves the 4600 psi fiber tanks. I’m not sure I want to invest more money that I already have in ultra-high pressure air equipment. Unless you live near a large city, it’s hard to get filled to that pressure.

I would have preferred a larger diameter air tube on the Leyla at 3K psi, making life a bit simplier and easier. However, I suspect filling to 3000 will still result in an adequate number of shots since it is regulated.

Just my thoughts. I remain extremely curious as to its muzzle velocity and effective range. The videos certainly indicated the .117 can reach out and touch someone.

Hoot 😯

I am by no means anyones parent here.. I’m just saying that I think talking
about a man’s family should be off limits. Call me crazy but, I think it is
wrong…

OK, back to the Lelya discussion….

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