EDgun @ 202yds lasered with Nikon range finder..
I finally found a straight through shot, 200+yds, to test my guns. The
EDgun was the first…. I can’t tell you what a rush it was to hear the
pellet find the 2’X2′ piece of 1/4″ plywood I put out to shoot at…. I shot
this laying on the ground off of the bipod. I can’t imagine how tight the
group would be if it were off of sand bags.. I had the scope adjusted to
full up elevation (155yd zero) and had the 4th mildot down lined up on a
strand of barbed wire that was about 2′ above and about 6″ to the right
of the center of the plywood…There was a light breeze blowing right to
left… It seemed to take forever for the pellet to land once I fired…. What
a blast. The group was 11″ wide and 6 1/8″ tall
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How much is a edgun . anyway???
just screw a 2×4 or something on to hold a little piece of plywood up above your back stop.with a proper target or spot as to get a fine aim point for your set up.
So whats the bottom line of the price on the edgun anyway, i have not seen a price.
Good idea…. A 2X4 with a spot on it would do the trick. I just
need to get it so that the last mildot hits it.. Here some pictures of the
place where I am shooting and the added aim point… Looks like it will
put the shot right in the center of the target…… The group on the pine
tree is about 150yds out… I took a picture about every 40-60yds or so to
give you an idea of what it looks like….
Thanks powderburner
Mam put a board up with a target on it at the correct height for your aim point.so that your pellets are impacting were you want them.
just screw a 2×4 or something on to hold a little piece of plywood up above your back stop.with a proper target or spot as to get a fine aim point for your set up.
So whats the bottom line of the price on the edgun anyway, i have not seen a price.
Thanks drdtmd.. I really need to shim the scope… I am having to aim at
a spot about 12-15″ above using the top of the fat bar… Not the best way to get the tightest groups…
😀 m at this rate you are going to be down to moa soon nice shooting.
One more group… Much better this time….
One shot got off the paper and was a little over 3″ below.. I placed an
arrow there and included that distance in the group measurement..
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I personally wanted the .25 Cal for myself 😆 😆 😆 , now I ended up too many EDgun in my house 😆 😆 😆
I feel so bad for you that I am offering to buy one of your used .22 Edguns to relieve the pressure you are under. It’s the Christian thing to do!
No need for thanks. Just the kinda guy I am…just saying is all…just saying.
Hoot 😯
You’re so funny, I never said that I want to sell my EDgun, LOL. But if you want mine, I will mark up for another $300.00 😆 😆 😆
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It seems like you have some inside knowledge, could you give us a hint?
I am going to buy a new rifle, just haven’t decided what yet. I would wait for a semi auto long barrel Edgun.
The semi-auto is an add-on kit, you can purchase the gun now and order the kit later. This is a self-install kit, you can do it yourself without shipping the gun back to EDgun.
Gents,
If you have questions or concerns, feel free to ask EDgun @ the forum below.
http://edgun.ru/forum/index.php?showforum=55
dvu0704, Is this 10 shot semi auto/repeater a whole new rifle? I have read that Edgun is coming out with a semi auto kit that will fit on my gun.
It seems like you have some inside knowledge, could you give us a hint?
I am going to buy a new rifle, just haven’t decided what yet. I would wait for a semi auto long barrel Edgun.
more than my cheapest gun and at least $1,000.00 cheaper than my
most expensive gun and shoots as well or better…. The ONLY thing it is
missing is a clip/magazine… Now that I have one and I can see the
quality and performance, I would gladly sell what I have to own one
again….. It does it all…..
The repeater is coming soon, it’s actually a semi auto 10 shots if I am not wrong. So hold tight for now. 😆 😆 😆
Put me on the list… I am not waiting this time… Send payment instructions to
jguillory@skynethouston.com
Thanks
I will let you know when it available for US market.
Edgun, ÿ õî÷ó ëè÷íî áëàãîäàðèòü Âàñ çà òî, ÷òîáû äåëàòü ýòó áîëüøóþ âèíòîâêó… Ýòî – èñòèííî ïðîèçâåäåíèå èñêóññòâà è ðàçðàáîòêà genious. Ïî ìîåìó ìíåíèþ ýòî ÿâëÿåòñÿ ëó÷øèì â ìèðå, è ÿ ãîðä ñêàçàòü, ÷òî ÿ – âëàäåëåö ýòîãî îðóæèÿ… Áîëüøîå ñïàñèáî Ýä….
Thanks a lot for the warm words. On the one hand I am very pleased getting such oppinions on the other hand it warries me a lot 🙂 As I always say I cannot guaranty that ALL my guns are as perfect as people say, sometimes you can get some problems with it, as leakage of the air or some parts broken, it is just a machine so everything can happen. But people, who read such words built an image of the “Perfect gun ever made” 🙂 and if they get the trouble with it (those are easily fixed anyhow) they can be very dissapointed especially taking into consideratin the price of the gunt 🙂 That is why I always invite you guys on my forum where we have more the 3 000 users of different guns made by Edgun and some of them are quite fluent in English and you will get more advices or answers on your questions then here, where this gun is still new and people even ask me how to regulate the trigger when their Russian colegues are qutie familiar with adjusting the regulator 🙂
Of course I consider my guns not only as the way of earning money (as for money I have to tell you that now selling to States is not as profitable for me as it was even half a year ago, when the U.S. dollar cost 35 roubles and now only 28. I spend the same money for making it in roulbes and sell it to States for the same amount in dollars, as half a year ago, but having those dollars I get less roubles then before. I told Tony already that I’ve planed to stop selling them to States since I see no way to increase the price on the other hand have no intention to work for money much less then I get in Russia, where people are still in the waiting line for the guns. But Tony talked me into staying in the U.S. market for a while even have almost no profit on it :), so you can thank Tony for still having my guns in U.S.A. ) as the hobby which bring me some money, thus I still assemble every gun myself and test it myself, keeping a part of my soul in each of it 🙂 People, who more sensitive then the average, qutie often tell me that when they take my gun in hand they feel something which is very different of feeling taking any other guns in hand. I call it “soul” 🙂
Sell the guns for the price you need in ‘your’ funds and let the US dollar value float based on exchange. It is how everyone else does it.
I’m sure US cutomers are fully aware of that. I know in Canada it works that way.
Great performing guns you have built.
Walter….
So if you do the math right, EDgun is not expensive.
The EDgun has been the best rifle I have owned. It is about $100.00
more than my cheapest gun and at least $1,000.00 cheaper than my
most expensive gun and shoots as well or better…. The ONLY thing it is
missing is a clip/magazine… Now that I have one and I can see the
quality and performance, I would gladly sell what I have to own one
again….. It does it all…..
The repeater is coming soon, it’s actually a semi auto 10 shots if I am not wrong. So hold tight for now. 😆 😆 😆
Put me on the list… I am not waiting this time… Send payment instructions to
jguillory@skynethouston.com
Thanks
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I copied this from another forum
Thanks you for your interest in Edgun products!
We are the official EdGun distributors in the US.
Due to a high demand, right now we are sold out, the next shipment will be in mid-September.
The price is $1499 shipped to continental US via UPS ground from Florida.
$150 deposit will reserve you a gun from the next shipment.
Here is the short description:
Edgun is a single shot .22 PCP gun.
With recommended JSB Diabolo Exact Jumbo 16 Grains ammo it outputs 920-940 fps (adjustable).
Filling pressure is 3000 psi (there is a gage on the tank).
The gun has black anodised finish, comes with a Weaver scope mount.
Super Sniper 16×42 riflescope 30 mm with medium or hight Weaver rings would be a good and cost-effective choice.
It uses a Lothar Walther riffled barrel with choke.
Sizes are as follows: length 29.3″, height 7.5″, width 2″, barrel length 18.5″. Weight is 6 pounds, tank size is
17.6 cu in, good for 50 shots with built-in regulator. Working pressure is 1600-3000 psi.
Stock is dark grey painted wood.
Gun comes with the soft padded carrying case, manual, factory acceptance paper target, assembly instructions DVD, certificate (in Russian), filling probe FX type 1/8″ BSP male and a set of spare rubber O-rings.
The gun has an integrated compensator-silencer (it’s not like you can’t hear the sound at all but it’s very very efficient).
The gun itself is very straight forward.
Mam that is an awesome setup you have there and how bad are the winds?