The small Magpul screwed the butt end of grip then attaches with Picatinny to Arca adapter.
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Lelya best Scope Options?
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Really hard to beat those light, little 3-12x FFP Veyrons with their $160 price tag. Definitely punch well above their weight at that price. I've had one on my primary pester for several years now and it's never given me a reason to take it off....despite my always looking really hard to find such a reason. It really holds it's own next to budget scopes 2-3x the price.
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Another vote for the Optisan CP line of scopes. I have the 3-12x32 on four of my springers. Had a focus issue with one scope, contacted Optisan and got a replacement after some emails went back and forth.
Very nice glass, Trenier Airguns carries them.
www.trenierairguns.com
Very nice glass, Trenier Airguns carries them.
Optisan Optics 3-12x32 CP MIL-MH10 | Trenier Airguns
The Optisan 3-12x32 CP with MIL-MH10 Reticle is the perfect partner for compact and lightweight rifles and airguns. Parallax adjustment range is from 10 yards to infinity and a 30mm tube. Springer and centerfire rated with a sleek design and stainless steel low profile turrets with 0.1 mrad...
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Sold my Optisan CP 3-12 and bought the Hawke prism 6x36. Don't get me wrong, the CP is a great little scope but I want to go smaller and lighter.
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I decided to just buy another Veyron 4x16x44 FFP IR for the price and the performance of my other one the only downside being thinner reticle lines. I just couldn't push myself to an Optisan for twice as much $. From some of the reviews Optisans have their issues also.
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Monstrum panzer 1-10x24 FFP $200 I've managed to take iguanas out to 73yards with it on my gk1.
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Just bought me a Discovery Ops 2- 12x24 ffp. Its only 21cm en 417 grams( sorry for the metric, I'm Dutch) There's a topic on this forum.
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I don't own a Lelya, yet.... but specs of the scope made me curious and for now I gonna test it on the L2
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I’ve purchased a couple of the 3-12 FFP scopes for my Lelya, they never even made it onto the gun. Like someone else mentioned, I buy non fixed power scopes for a reason. I like to use the full range of magnification. With FFP, if I can’t see it, I can’t take advantage of it. My Lelya got a little Discovery 3-12 SFP from day one. It’s been a good scope.
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The Veyron is a great scope for the price point. The reticle line are a little on the fine side however not that bad.
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I'm glad this resurfaced as I am receiving a Lelya .22 and have been thinking on what to out on it. I have a Veyron 10x40 which side great! But at close distances is a pain to scan with such a small window. I'm thinking I may get the panzer 1-10x24 again or try that discovery 2-12x24 or the 3-12x44
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