Lelya 2.0
Had a look at the new lelya 2.0 on
.177 — JSB Heavy 10.34 grains 920 f/sec
.22 — JSB Heavy 18.1 grains 855 f/sec = 29fpe
.25 — JSB King 25.4 grains 820 f/sec = 38fpe
deciding between the .22 and .25 – keen on the .25 but can’t help feeling its a little underpowered. Vulcan does 45fpe. The .22 power is alright though. Guess it be the .22 …
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why is that?
Well I told Brian I wanted one in .177 and seeing the .22 then the .25 finally get here. I decided I don’t want one at all.
Looks like the .25s are in.
I also have been checking Brian’s website weekly for a new shipment of them.
Because of the lack of US reviews I’m wondering if the first shipment actually came in and sold out or not ?
– Greg
Lelya 2.0 is one that has had my attention since the first
Showing last year. I hope someone will post something on it so we can see it goods and bads . I will probably wait to buy, as stated it is still new. I don’t own any EDgun’s in 25. I do want this one in 25 just to have :biggrinn: Guess we will have to wait till then
I have been thinking the same thing.
Where are the reviews….. someone has to have one around.
Its not a good sign when, a new gun comes out, & you hear nothing on it.
Any guy with a new gun, can’t wait too tell others, all about it. 🙄
The Lelya 2.0 should have been called a Matador R5M Compact ?
Darn pups are becoming heavier …….
:2cents:
~ Greg
the first lot have matador stamped on the breech not lelya
They must be so good that they don’t need reviews :rofl:
Where are the reviews? I know ppl bought guns.
R5M comes in standard and long versions, no compact.
The Lelya 2.0 should have been called a Matador R5M Compact ?
Darn pups are becoming heavier …….
:2cents:
~ Greg
.177 — JSB Heavy 10.34 grains 920 f/sec
.22 — JSB Heavy 18.1 grains 855 f/sec = 29fpe
.25 — JSB King 25.4 grains 820 f/sec = 38fpe
deciding between the .22 and .25 – keen on the .25 but can’t help feeling its a little underpowered. Vulcan does 45fpe. The .22 power is alright though. Guess it be the .22 …
First off we know there is no best caliber but only best or better caliber for application.
Generally the .22 is the better allrounder with a broader selection of pellets and being generally cheaper but you all know this you are not virgin.
Re-check your main application and parameters and decide which is the tool best suitable to you.
The new Lelya 2.0 seems to be a nice tool but it is also very new with virtually no real life testing.
If you are tight on money then probably it is better to wait a few months to see what happens if not then you can jump on whenever you want (my personal opinion).
Guns are only getting better and very often we have seen screws, o’rings and other changes in the second batch.
:2cents:
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Lost interest FatDude.