Thanks. So at what speed do you shoot the normal Kings then ? You also speak about shooting with a Lelya 2.0. .25 ?
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New Lelya .25 first experience
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Thanks. So at what speed do you shoot the normal Kings then ? You also speak about shooting with a Lelya 2.0. .25 ?
With my R5M, shooting the 25.4 grain Kings at 900 FPS, the velocity dropped about 100 to 110 FPS with the 33.9 grain King Heavy MK2s. FYI.
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Thanks a lot. This confirms an approx. 10% drop in velocity when replacing Kings by the King heavies.
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"Thanks a lot. This confirms an approx. 10% drop in velocity when replacing Kings by the King heavies?"
I own a Lelya .22 but have shot other .25s Pcps and switch between Kings and King Heavy MK2. I don't recall what speed the Heavies MK1s like. It's been a while since I shot my .25, forgot the exact velocity, but I thought it was an 80-90fps difference between the two. Centercut probably knows more on this topic.
I own a Lelya .22 but have shot other .25s Pcps and switch between Kings and King Heavy MK2. I don't recall what speed the Heavies MK1s like. It's been a while since I shot my .25, forgot the exact velocity, but I thought it was an 80-90fps difference between the two. Centercut probably knows more on this topic.
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I’m no expert, but its closer to a 110 FPS or even a little more drop from the Kings to Heavies. At 900 FPS, you’re at 45.7 FPE. For the Heavies to generate 45.7 FPE they would fly at about 780 FPS. Add a little for increased efficiency with the heavier pellets and you get about 790 FPS or a drop of 110 FPS.
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These two bags work best for me.
Thanks a lot for sharing. What meterial is the stock made of ? Very nice .
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After reading this, I’ve confirmed the R5M is more my style. Big power, dime accuracy, and only a few inches longer. If / when I replace my .25 Cricket, it’ll be R5M or if I’m lucky, a smallbore/Hi-Power AAA Slayer.
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Brian, when you’re ready to move that undershot Cricket let me know
. The Lelya looks awesome. I’d love to have one in .25. The R5M also looks good.
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Hey Derrick,, hold on there. Brian gave me first dibs on that when we were at EBR this year... 
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Well...I tuned mine slightly down according to the advise of Ed from Edgun and my groups are with “ dime accuracy” now so for accuracy there is nothng against a LELYA . ( and also for other aspects it is a miracle this small gem )
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Nice gun, accuracy will just keep getting better, my r5m long is set about 840 with mk2 heavies. I can usually put 16 out of 18 covered out to out with a dime. It’s still breaking in but it just keeps getting better.
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For Lelya 2.0? I would recommend about 260 m/sec. In fact, them more I user PCP guns the more I understand that the best option from the point of view of accuracy/power is the spead about 260 m/sec.
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Yes, Edgun is correct. My .22 Lelya is is shooting that speed and I can get MOA 10-shot groups to about 80 yards, if condition are correct (no wind).
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