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
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The do get a little ignorant looking when their scopes are too big !!!
Ridetoeat,
Please stop tempting me with your march scopes. I go through this every year at our annual ballon bust with powder burning friends. They sit there and giggle and laugh as there march scopes out preform my weaver t-36 and nightforce scopes. 🙂 Now it’s happening hear in the airgun community.
I’m searching IOR’s lineup looking for variable 1-whatever power with a side focus
25 Meter near focus is not that good for typical Lelya uses or for that kind of money for a gun you are likely to use for close work. In my warped mind a Lelya is my close range little bull pup rifle so I ended up getting a March 1-10x that is just great and the 10x is plenty for this guns needs. It focuses down to crazy close like 5 yards, ” better than the spec. zooms to 10x is crystal clear but, also expensive. Here is her specs, price runs $2250 if I remember right. At 530 grams, 18.7 oz. and 264mm, 10 3/8″ long she is lite and small to fit the petite size of Lelyas. Shooting under a nickel 3 nights ago at 50 yards with this little combo is proof it works pretty well. If it will cool off I’d like to do that again at 40-30-20 and 10 just for fun. I cannot imagine a better scope for me on this gun however I could imagine a good scope that cost less though so keep shopping.
The do get a little ignorant looking when their scopes are too big !!!
Something we can all add to our bucket list. I thought this scope was small and compact but it looks like a short beast! Go big or go home!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=QmzoMPE9j9g
this S&B is really very small and compact scope when the money is not a matter,,, it has all features ,,, http://www.optics-trade.eu/shop/en/riflescopes/schmidt-bender-5-20×50-pm-ii-ultra-short.html but so expensive,,,, :angrymob:
IOR makes some small glass that’s caught my eye. Heck this one is three and a half inches 8=D
But lacks side focus
http://swfa.com/IOR-1-4×32-Pitbull-Tactical-35mm-Rifle-Scope-P41874.aspx.
The Lelya is the only bullpup of it’s kind in the world. No other pcp bullpup of it’s tiny size produces that much power, with exceptional accuracy.
Also, did you notice, in the video mentioned above, how hard Ed pushed to close the breech? That’s an indication of heavier springs, and a secret “Ed’s-manship Super-Valve” inside the gun! A valve that some Russian forums are whispering is a valve with “Большие волосатые яйца“!!!
Did you notice the muzzle lift when Ed pulled some of the triggers? That’s “Большие волосатые яйца“, my friends, on that tiny instrument of destruction.
While some of this post may be laughed at by the ignorant and uninformed, and called mere rumor, speculation, and/or outright lies….put nothing past the man who is said by some parties to be the illegitimate great grandson of John Moses Browning!!!
Kind regards,
Uncle Hoot:
PS: Optics-wise, like the “Fudgeman”, I also suggest the inexpensive Bugbuster 3 X 9, which lacks side focus, but is only 11 inches long, and weighs next to nothing. I found it’s clarity and crisp image to be quite adequate for this bullpup’s use. I own one and plan to put it on the Lelya!
Does anyone know what Ed is describing in this Leyla video?
I was thinking it was different calibers but there aren’t 5 calibers. That got me thinking it was 1 caliber tuned to varying levels of power testing sound differences.
I’m interested in my consideration of a Leyla caliber.
Perfect! I’ll look into that as well, that makes sense. Thanks a lot Elmer!
Something light and compact would be my priorities. 1-12x and less than 20 oz. Lets not forget the Lelya is only 22″ so a scope longer than say 12-13″ might be a bit overwhelming. Compact decent glass with side focus less than 25 yd with those specs can be expensive! Or you can go with Leapers/UTG bugbuster.
Ed,
you could send the Veles moderator without the guts. We could figure out the rest. But gluing it sounds great to me. :winkn:
Great, thank you Hemm!
there is a long post on this topic,,, http://talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=29951
What scope would you recommend for the Lelya?
can any accommodation be made for the US Veles moderator issues? Several of us are on the fence with our orders.
Thanks,
Ben
There was a good idea here, to glow it 🙂
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I got a Weaver T36 on an Anschutz .22 Rimfire bench gun. I Need a lot of Mag for bench shooting but this thing is killer for a Lelya, over done really as i don’t need this good of a scope but my lelya is the only gun I have ever spent that kind on money on a scope, I am usually a Hawke cheap ass and get by happily with them but I only like the biggest SW30 6-24 or 8-32 next time and they are just too big and heavy for this gun, hell they are too big and heavy for all of my guns but I still like them on my other air guns. I shoot the other air guns at 20-24x all the time.