Lelya 2.0 magic

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davelarson

davelarson

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What a fantastic little beast this is! Just check out these targets. All shot sitting with one elbow anchored. Shot quickly, I’d pull the trigger the instant the crosshairs were inside the mouse head or the circle. This is all with the JSB 13.43 grain pellet. The Lelya is so fun to shoot, it’s like an extension of your arm. It just snaps into place and is automatically pointing almost at the bullseye. It’s snowing and blowing outside so this shooting was done in my indoor range...more accurately described as from the recliner to the bedroom pellet trap, a full 7 yards!! Ha ha. Merry Christmas everyone.
 
That is really nice wood on your Lelya Drew. Mine is very plain. The scope on the Lelya is a bug buster 3X-9X, pretty good little scope for $97. The scope on the HW44 is a March 2.5X-25X. Crazy I know, but really really fun. I have the March on the Lelya q uite often. The March focuses down to 10 yards and has a very fine reticle, it’s my second favorite scope. I have recently bought a see all sight and really enjoy it. I had forgotten how much fun it is to shoot a pistol off hand and using instinct rather than a scope and bags on a bench. Such fun to shoot the HW44 with the see all sight.
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