Took a few shots this morning and issue still persists. Tightening down the screw part 16 to the point where the spring doesn't work anymore is a temp fix.
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Tuning Edgun Leshiy 2 250mm .22 cal ISSUE!!!
- Thread starter Mack-Attack
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I assume the spring you need fits over the pin you mentioned earlier? And that pin is 3.42 outside diameter?
If not, then what size is the spring in question?
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krale is supplying me with a new one from Edgun, I haven't measured anything out yet but when I receive the part I will post measurements on here.
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Just wanted to add to this report, same thing happened on my L2 from Krale. Going to reach out to them today, Thanks Mack
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Kinda interesting that my pin is silver? Either way this is my second PCP. I know there will be general issues, but this looks to be one that may persist down the line. Kinda concerned about long term if this is not a diy fix.
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Wow, let's keep this post going to see how many more issues pop up. Maybe Ed needs to be made aware sounds like QC issues are popping up at the manufacturer. Send it back to Krale, they should get it fixed.
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Thank you sir, I will. The gun is so awesome, just didn't expect to have to have it leave my hands so soon. Here is to hoping krale can fix and return it before I buy another gun!
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If it's just the spring and it's not terribly difficult to get to then I think it's worth trying. If it's one of those repairs where one doesn't even want to bother taking the gun apart before having the correct part in hand then I think it would be worth waiting for the right part.
If it's also the pin then probably not.
Can the spring be removed and re-installed easily to take a quick measurement?
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Well gun is headed back to krale as soon as I can get this in a box and get the return label.
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Notice that you pin seems to protrude less than on the picture posted by OP (3.42mm)
could be a design change, also note that the opening lever slides in a slot in the frame, this slot should be clean of any dirt or the lever may not move all the way and lock the breech
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Notice that you pin seems to protrude less than on the picture posted by OP (3.42mm)
could be a design change, also note that the opening lever slides in a slot in the frame, this slot should be clean of any dirt or the lever may not move all the way and lock the breech
Towie, that was my fault and I did not realize it until now. The gun was in folded mode and the pin sits higher. I should not have uploaded that pic as it is an inaccurate example. Although the pin did return to the normal position when I extended the gun to half folded. The issue is small and Krale will have to fix it. No big deal
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Towie, that was my fault and I did not realize it until now. The gun was in folded mode and the pin sits higher. I should not have uploaded that pic as it is an inaccurate example. Although the pin did return to the normal position when I extended the gun to half folded. The issue is small and Krale will have to fix it. No big deal
Thank you for making that clear - yes, no big dial to fix
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When the gun is opend does te lever 4 move freely and does the spring work unther te lever( does it push the lock pin 13 down).
or is it only struggeling to go into the hole of the locking plate.
is your mag able to move freely when the gun is closed in other words does it tuch the barrel , close the gun wit no mag in it and see if the lock pin goes down this time
to get the lock pin out, remove the barrel an then get the 3 screws (15) out.
then jou can gently take of the back plate (1) wich is centerd bij two pins for alignment.
when the back plate is out the lockpin can be taken out free.
easy job to check yor components have any default , a burr or something
like that.
i put on some grease on the hinges and locking components.
polished the underside of the lock pin and the ramp of the locking plate upto the hole
or is it only struggeling to go into the hole of the locking plate.
is your mag able to move freely when the gun is closed in other words does it tuch the barrel , close the gun wit no mag in it and see if the lock pin goes down this time
to get the lock pin out, remove the barrel an then get the 3 screws (15) out.
then jou can gently take of the back plate (1) wich is centerd bij two pins for alignment.
when the back plate is out the lockpin can be taken out free.
easy job to check yor components have any default , a burr or something
like that.
i put on some grease on the hinges and locking components.
polished the underside of the lock pin and the ramp of the locking plate upto the hole
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Hi friends, I am Hadi from Jakarta-Indonesia.
I just got my Leshiy 2 couple days ago and got the same issue.. the stock suddenly disengaging after few shots. It happened mostly when the tank is full (200-250 bar) and even worst when I went for rapid shots.
I thought the locking mechanism is the issue but I have confirmed it locks perfectly.
I also tried for a dry shot and its alright at the beginning, but the same problem appeared after the 2nd or 3rd magazine.
I am a bit worried since there is no authorized dealer of Edgun in my country.. I just about to send my gun back to the seller and hope for a miracle. Feel sad, it actualy is a nice airgun
I just got my Leshiy 2 couple days ago and got the same issue.. the stock suddenly disengaging after few shots. It happened mostly when the tank is full (200-250 bar) and even worst when I went for rapid shots.
I thought the locking mechanism is the issue but I have confirmed it locks perfectly.
I also tried for a dry shot and its alright at the beginning, but the same problem appeared after the 2nd or 3rd magazine.
I am a bit worried since there is no authorized dealer of Edgun in my country.. I just about to send my gun back to the seller and hope for a miracle. Feel sad, it actualy is a nice airgun
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Hi Haalte
Make a new latch pin with a lesser angle, I'll bet it will solve your problem, as starting material you can use the shank of a high quality 5 mm drill bit or 5mm hand threading tool, 4.49 mm is the ideal size, any machine shop can make this or maybe you can make it yourself
I wrote about it in the main Leshiy 2 thread starting here at page 87
https://www.airgunnation.com/topic/edgun-leshiy-2-2/page/87/
Best luck, its a great airgun!
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Hi Towle,
Appologize for my late reply, but thank you so much for your kind helps and guidance.. I hope every one else can also fix their L2 as well.
Thanks once again
Appologize for my late reply, but thank you so much for your kind helps and guidance.. I hope every one else can also fix their L2 as well.
Thanks once again
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