I am admittedly an EDgun fan. I have owned many brands and many guns. I entered the bullpup arena when Ed introduced the R3M and I still have it in the .25 STD model. I wanted a rifle with more energy so I got the R5M Long in .25 and added the plenum mod. It is a beast and a wonderful rifle. After talking about accuracy results some friends were getting with the Lelya, I had to add a Lelya to my rack and try it first hand.
I go to this rifle more than any other to the point of almost exclusively. The Lelya is simply fantastic. Mine is in .25. I get 4 mags on one fill at 44-45 FtLb. The gun is light, small, accurate, great off-hand and quiet.
I like all the EDguns, but this I what I recommend as a versatile air rifle hands down.
I go to this rifle more than any other to the point of almost exclusively. The Lelya is simply fantastic. Mine is in .25. I get 4 mags on one fill at 44-45 FtLb. The gun is light, small, accurate, great off-hand and quiet.
I like all the EDguns, but this I what I recommend as a versatile air rifle hands down.
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. First impressions straight away when I picked it up was this thing is solidly built, machining quality and anodizing is excellent. The stock is also wonderful and one of the best looking stocks I have seen on an Edgun! I put 20+ magazines through it and it’s a laser beam at 35 yards printing one hole groups. The trigger is a little bit on the heavy side so I will need to tinker with the weight but other than that I am very very happy with the R5M. Thanks everyone for your input and Brian from EdgunWest for his excellent customer service.