Edgun Leshy 9mm/357

[Ashiii]

Today I went to shooting ranch to try my new Leshy 9 with huma reg adjust to 120ft. First I zero it at 25 yard then 50 and then at 100. I got sub moa at 25 and 50 , but at 100 was a little challenging compare to my Redwolf but was not bad. Then I try shot some animal target that was ok one shoot one kill. I fill the gun up 300 psi and with 16 shoot it came down to 170. So basically its needs a lot of air. which each fill you could get 2 mag and half which is not bad for 350 cc buttle. That was my first day with Leshy 9 I will post more result when I try it more.

 

[donut_man]

Nice! I bought one in .22 but haven't had it out yet. I dig that 'Made in the USA" on the side.

 

[Bowhunter73]

Congrats on your new L2 35 keep us posted on your testing.

 

[Ashiii]

Nice! I bought one in .22 but haven't had it out yet. I dig that 'Made in the USA" on the side.

Yes after war I thought they have problem to import made Russia so they make it made in USA

 

[Ashiii]

Congrats on your new L2 35 keep us posted on your testing.

Thank you buddy I will.

 

[GooseDog]

Is this the top of the line in that style (largish air capacity/semi auto/9mm) or are there other models to look at that are at least similar in quality?

 

[Ashiii]

Is this the top of the line in that style (largish air capacity/semi auto/9mm) or are there other models to look at that are at least similar in quality?

Super small, super light, biutiful, quiet, at 100 yards dime killer, quality is really good, for a backpack air rifle is amazing.

 

[bigHUN]

If you really want more shots per fill you would need a longer barrel.
Learned that with .22 and .25, the difference between 350mm, 500mm and 600mm pipes are eye opening.

 

[Ashiii]

If you really want more shots per fill you would need a longer barrel.
Learned that with .22 and .25, the difference between 350mm, 500mm and 600mm pipes are eye opening.

Thank you brother