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Veles, Lelya, Morana, Matador .30.

Dear friends,

We started production of the following guns:

1. EDun Veles, short, caliber .177, walnut or soft-touch grip, right handed, moderator.
2. EDun Veles, standard, caliber .20, walnut or soft-touch grip, weaver base, right handed, moderator.
3. EDun Veles, standard, caliber .22, walnut or soft-touch grip, weaver base, right handed, moderator.
4. EDgun Lelya, walnut stock, caliber .177.
5. EDgun Lelya, walnut stock, caliber .20.
6. EDgun Lelya, walnut stock, caliber .22.
7. EDgun Lelya, walnut stock, caliber .25.

All Veles and Lelya are single shot guns.

1. EDgun Morana, long, cailber .25, walnut stock, multi shot.
2. EDgun Matador, standard, caliber .30, walnut stock, single shot.
3. EDgun Matador, long, caliber .30, walnut stock, single shot.

Expect them to be ready to be delivered in Janury/February (if will be possible make it earlier, we will do it). I will deliver dealers in US only based on their order. So if you ever planned to get some of those guns, contact US dealers and reserve the guns.

Ed

EdGun

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Hoot, very happy for you but we have been here before. We all hope this ends well, ready your scope and pellet stock, I have a good feeling this time. Could be a small amount of gas so don’t hold your breath. Ride, please stop trying to corner the market on Ed’s creations just until our Oily Uncle fulfills his dream!!

Regards
LarryW

smoke em if ya got em! 🙄 🙄

Good afternoon Ed. Exists the possibility of reducing energy Lelya 0.177 increasing the shots count? It is regulated? I appreciate the response.

Ed,

Can you post a pic of the Veles with the soft touch?

Ed, your sick. You can’t string along Hoot: like this!
You better mean it this time!
I think Hoots extra gift for waiting should be a Veles.. :whistle:

I emailed Tony on 22 and 25 Lelya’s

Hi ED,

since you are going to make some changes to the current models, any changes/improvements on the multishot mechanism?

Even though the current trigger is far better than the older ones, further improvements also on this side?

Thanks in advance 😀

Thank you everybody for interest in our guns. The answers to the questions, hopefully to all of them 🙂 if not don’t hesitate to ask!

1. Hoot is the number one customer who is to be suppled with Lelya in case he would like to take it. I will be pleased to add something more to the delivery to payback his pationate in waiting it.

2. The Matador .30 will have another valve, bronze one, to resist the power of the strike of the hammer.

3. The Matador .30 will have heavier hammer to get more energy with less tension of the hammer spring.

4. Morana .25 will have heaveier hammer to get more energy with less tension of the hammer spring.

5. Lelay will have new excentrice moderator to have more volum keeping the same length of it, thus, hopefully it will be less noise effect then the previous models.

6. Veles and Lelya will have some improvements in the breech parts to make it possible to regulate the gap between the fixer and the base in order to tune it to avoid backcoil.

7. Lelay is shrouded (you cannot take off the moderator), as well as Matador and Morana, Veles hase moderator you can take off and use Veles without it.

8. The energy set to:

Velles .177 — 10 Ft-Lbf
Veles .20 — 15.8 Ft-Lbf
Veles .22 — 21 Ft-Lbf
Lelya .177 — 14.4 Ft-Lbf
Lelya .20 — 18.4 Ft-Lbf
Lelya .22 — 25 Ft-Lbf
Lelya .25 — 30 Ft-Lbf
Morana long .25 — 51 Ft-Lbf
Matador standard .30 — 83 Ft-Lbf
Matador long .30 — 89.2 Ft-Lbf

9. Set of spare O-ring is included to the delivery, as well as fill probe for Hill pump and soft case for Matador and Morana.

Ed

Just when I thought I didn’t need another gun… hmmmm.

quote ElmerFudd:

Which caliber Lelya is suggested for backyard shooting in suburbia? I was considering .22 but second guessing myself and thinking the .177 is the way to go.

Dear Mr. Fudge,

The Leyla is a tiny carbine version of the Veles, a target pistol. It was designed around the .17 caliber pellet. That changed when Ed visited our bunch of power freaks, and he soon offered it in .22 caliber. It has plenty of power for .17 and .22, achieving in the 20+ FPE.

Note that since it has a 12″ barrel, the shroud will be short by necessity to keep the length short. An after-market moderator is usually acquired to keep the noise “neighbor friendly”.

You can get some very light .22 pellets. However, the .17 Leyla isn’t going to be much quieter than the .22, others may have more input since they actually own one.

Hoot:

Ed,
Can we order replacement
O-ring kits with the rifles?

Which caliber Lelya is suggested for backyard shooting in suburbia? I was considering .22 but second guessing myself and thinking the .177 is the way to go.

quote Haggard616:

Cool..

Hoot: still aint getting one no matter how many you make.

Oh well…I don’t know if it’s Ed or Tony’s “bad boy list” I’m on. I don’t even know what I did. If I were to get one, the .25 is certainly the way I would go.

I wonder what valve he is using to get that Leyla 25 gr up to 720 fps/28 fpe???

Hoot:

PS: $1299, plus shipping/handling. No case with the Leyla…or so I’m told.

Cool..

Hoot: still aint getting one no matter how many you make.

Great progress Ed!
Any info on the energy of the 4.5 and 5.5 Veles? And are they shrouded?

Awny

Very good to know. I’m wondering if Matador .30 has the same valve?

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