Obligatory Edgun Photo Thread-Show off the new ones
UPS delivered my R3 .25 Caliber Edgun today. Serial number 3254. It’s marked as made in Russia and has 5.5mm marked on it as the caliber. That worried me since I ordered and paid for a .25 Caliber. But all was good when that first JSB .25 slid right on into the breech. I can live with the mismarked breech.
Mounted the Hawke Tactical 30 6.5-20X on it and I’m good to go. When I placed my order I thought the Long model might be too long but doesn’t feel that way. Weight of the gun right out of the case was around 7.36 pouunds.




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Getting a .25 caliber Edgun out of Russia is no easy feat.
Back a few years ago, when Ed starting getting orders for .22 caliber Matadors from our forum, he had to mark them .117 to get past Customs officials.
It appears going from .22 to .25 caliber probably entails the same difficulties today. Ed marks them whatever it takes to get them out to the customer.
The guy’s jumping through hoops to get his Edguns to various parts of the world. No easy task, and I admire his genius in getting past hurdles that would stop most men cold in their tracks.
There’s probably a very interesting story behind how he ships his rifles to the U.S. Perhaps one day he will tell us what magic he used to get his wares across so many borders, and through so many rules and regulations. If we knew the truth, we would be less likely to piss and moan about how long it takes to get our hands on one.
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