So far, my impression of the edgun leyla 2.0. Think about a cantilever scope mount if using a full sized scope. The rifle with the bat moderator in .25 in factory settings is very good. Not great, but a comprise between power and air suppression. It is a great balance for me, I do love how small the rifle is. The edgun leyla is a powerful hunting rifle that sacrificing a flatter trajectory and sound by way of a very compact, fast handling bullpup. The magazine indexing is gravely, but satisfying when it goes into battery with a pellet. The trigger, it is like my edgun leshiy in a way, but better, but no where near a light standard trigger group. The ataman I have has a great trigger, like snapping a photo on a quality camera. The leyla trigger is good, but lost in translation for the last few millimeters in the second stage. I feel the accuracy on the leyla is definitely there, I just haven’t put my time in yet. I will be honest, the leyla is a little harder to shoot than my ataman M2r ultra. The leyla is more powerful, but the compactness demands more concentration. The ataman is a standard rifle, for me it points very easily. The downside was it was longer, Even when folded in half, not nearly as powerful and most of all, to deploy it I still needed to take it out of bag, unfold stock and sight in. Squirrels can be finicky. The leyla is quick to deploy, if I take my time and check cant and learn my holdovers, the leyla is very good. So today’s hunt was really nice, except I lost a magazine while it was in the magazine holder on the upper rail. it just probably jostled right off. I ordered some replacement, but at 30 a magazine, I may just zip lock the spares loaded in a jacket pocket. Had four clean squirrels kills in a span of 2 hours, the leyla is definitely racking up the points.
