You do such a great job with these videos, only thing we need now is a mug shot of you from time to time and we can start calling you Hollywood! Hope you have as much enjoyment in the making of these videos as we do watching them. Kudos to you sir! Both EDgun and the people of the forum are fortunate to have you as a representative.…Read more

So Kevin sounds like you have put the springers on the back burner since getting Edguns. I did the same for a few years but once again I find myself lusting after a couple springers and have acquired a few classics that seem to feel that niche…Read more

So much for my memory, Seems ever so more of lately that I can remember yester years better than I can of yesterday, so redundancy is fine by me!

Great job with the video, look forward to future videos. I do have a question; would applying a small amount of anti-seize compound on the screws be a good idea to keep the metal screws from welding or seizing to the aluminum body or would sufficient torque prevent screw seizure. I’m talking all screws not any pacific ones on the Edguns.…Read more

Have you checked out this guy? If not I suggest you give his web site a look over. Have to admit I haven’t heard much in his behalf, If you find something of interest you may drop him an email or better yet a phone call.

https://americanairarms.com/

With respect to one of your posts above you state

Calif just opened up turkey hunting with pellet guns, I think they require a .22 or larger.

California didn’t just start up turkey hunting with air guns but did recently change it’s requirement for minimum pellet caliber that one can use for taking turkey, thus, the .177 minimum…Read more

I don’t believe there’s anyone here that would think you meant bad intentions, and by no means is there anyone here is in the position to throw the first stone! Even Mr Ed himself should have contacted you privately over his concerns between dealers. You are a bigger man than most if by no others means than just trying to be the best per…Read more

Scope looks very promising, would still like to see some changes and other offerings. I like the reticle and like the idea of being German glass. Who is providing the German glass? Look forward to the pricing and your inventory of Edgun products. Wish you well in your endeavors.

Oh, while I’m here, what is the length and weight of this…Read more

Good choice Ed as I see it.

prior to adding names to a waiting list can you provide specs and prices.

Peter does make a point with regard to air flow, BUT if that was the case and his intention then why not exaggerate the angle as to make a difference. Also; what was Peter’s reason for the dimple placement?

I would also be curious to the other barrels he has machined and whether or not this is systematically being down with intention to…Read more

Crows are very intelligent and yes they can distinguish facial recognition and what’s more is they can teach that to their young. There was a study of such some time back by some university if memory serves me right but don’t remember the details. I believe they even had a TV program showing this and even having the capacity to make too…Read more

With that being said do fill us in with all your “up your sleeve ideas” wondering minds want to now.

Did I miss somewhere the intend power range for the different calibers with respect to the Leshiy?

Cheers

One REQUEST:

Send me a Leshiy, PLEASE.

August will be too late, Spring turkey season starts at the end of March and would love to put one through its paces, or if not, there will be the Fall turkey hunt!!! All kidding aside, what power levels c…Read more

Cheers

PS. Does anyone know the power output for the leshiy? Regulated?

Since moving to Montana we don’t hear much from you, good to see you posting again. How’s Montana treating you and are you liking it there? I was somewhat of a neighbor of yours when you lived in CA, 45min drive away that is. I will be contemplating moving to Idaho this summer.

I must say you provide proof to the quality and lon…Read more

With respect to bullpups, Edgun in particular, I prefer the bipod connected to the front stock by means of a rail over the bag (Caldwell) when shooting from a bench of sort. I also incorporate the use of a small rear stock support bag for extreme control and find this particular method better for my means than using the larger…Read more

Even more reason for the range finder! Especially when hunting long range with an AIR GUN. I find that when shooting more extreme…Read more

Steel rod, pom disk and anodized titanium (or aluminium?) valve?
It looks solid, for sure it will last a lot longer.

Regards, Robert.[/quote]

Many a times upon awaking I often wonder if want I’m thinking was just a dream or actual reality. With that being said I believe I read somewhere that Ed was now…Read more

If looking for hard case check Yellow forum Post “Hard case for Mutant” Posted Aug 24 @ 8:05pm. Might give you ideas for a short compact hard case for bullpup. Finding a custom fit hardcase is a lot harder than finding a soft case. Fact is there are several soft cases that will fit the small bullpups. Just spend a few minutes googling.

Glad to see accuracy back to normal. I too use the Harris bipod on my eddy and helps tremendously. Another necessity to achieve optimal accuracy especial at longer ranges is to use a simple level on the sight rail to prevent canting. Just a suggestion if you haven’t tried it yet. Enjoy your squirrel hunting!

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I have found 945 fps second to be a great speed for accuracy for the .25 matador. No need to adjust velocity down unless you wish to gain a few more shots between fills. Out of the box, even before cleaning barrel, my first two groups (after site in) consisted of a nine and a eight shot group at 90…Read more

Thanks for the quick response and pictures. As you mentioned it may come down to individual cheek placement. I wish the magazine was inter changeable as to be flush mounted for either shooter but then again it may be used to my advantage only shooting one will confirm this. As many can attest to, bull pups are a little harder to get a…Read more

Question for you, the magazine is flush with the breech for typical right hand shooters but wonder how the cheek weld is for us south paws with respect to the magazine on the right side of the breech. Can you give us some insight on this for us lefties. Much appreciated.

I’m sure its a great scope but personally a tad to heavy for my likens then again I’m looking at a hunters point of view . What sold you on this particular scope. Personally I think the March scope and air guns are a match in heaven, not speaking from experience here just dreaming. Glad you like the scope, always look forward to scope reviews. Cheers

When looking to purchasing a gun safe, its always good to buy a little large than needed unless the spot you are considering installation is critical on space. You will find more likely than not that the safe will not hold as many rifles as they claim due to most rifles being outfitted with scopes and for this reason…Read more

Cheers

It was great that you offered such as sale and hope that it was productive for you. Hope that we will see other such sales in the future, for those that choose to come on board for the first time and for those who have been multiple Edgun owners, the sale was much appreciated.

Do agree with Brother Hemn

You worked hard in preparing for this event and we all had looked forward to your participation and share your disappointment. I would have loved to have seen you and this Edgun in the mix amoung this years competitors. Don’t hear from you like we use to, hope all is well, and may we continue to hear f…Read more

You mentioned the 1-8×24 March scope but something doesn’t seem right? They list it as being 18.69″ long and 22.6 oz non illuminated. If in fact this is the case (though I think it’s a miss print) one would be better off with the 3-24×42 as it is only 12.3″ long and 22.6 oz in weight, and if I remember right the price difference wasn’t m…Read more

I can’t help you but I can tell you where to go, in I kind way, try going to chair gun (google it). Different pellets have different BC and different scope/mounts will amount to different heights above the bore line so in using the ballistic tables and plugging in the needed information it will give you all you want to know. After you…Read more

Got tired of waiting I moved on!

Sorry Hoot, we all look forward to you getting your girl, and we will all toast in celebration with you when you get her.

Cheers

The Hummer sure seems to be the buzz around here. The bird appears to be south paw friendly from my observations with the forward caulking mechanism looking to be as left hand friendly as it is for right hand. The magazine sits flush with the breech – is this also true for right side of breech for the lefties? I ask because some p…Read more

Now that’s the kind of Service I like to hear from Ed and his associates. Good for all involved, its taken awhile but good news is becoming more of the norm these days!

Now for those extra magizines!!! Any time soon ?????

Tony it starts with better communication and on a more consistent basis. You are general a man of little words, though not a bad thing, more willingness to converse would definitely assist a more positive attitude from others. I like the move by Edgun and think it…Read more

Don’t hold me responsible for what I am about to say, I’m old and so is my memory, and at this point in time no one knows much about the elusive hummingbird. In the beginning there were a couple hummingbirds out there and I do believe they were at the 22” – 24” in length and many were excited due to the compact length. Since the Vegas g…Read more

Cheers,
Mike

I follow exactly what you’re saying and concur but do what to try the single point if nothing else but to satisfy my curiosity. You look to have a rather long picatinny rail on them their Matadors. Could you measure the used portion of your rail that occupies both sling mount and bipod. I’m trying to figure out the least amount of rail…Read more

Anyone using a Magpul sling on their bull pup?
I am considering mounting hardware unto my Edgun…Read more

Guns are more capable than most shooters but if both do their part 1″ at 100 yards is no problem. I have recently gotten several groups of eight and nine shoot groups + or – 3/4″ @ 90 yards. Don’t think I have gotten anything larger than 1 1/2″ even when conditions have been less than desirable. Using my .25 R3M with Zeiss conquest…Read more

To John and others that have been so…Read more

Who would of thought of such results, very impressive. I think the price of the P12 just went up! I’m also impressed with your work as well as your reviews. Sounds like your having fun with this gun.

On your 97 meter shooting video not bad but could improve greatly if you don’t mind me suggesting the use of a scope level to keep from canting rifle when shooting those longer distances, as indicated in the horizontal stringing of shots. I can see those six or seven shots on top of each other when you eliminate the canting. The reason…Read more