Edgun Leshiy 2 parts and accessories

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Johnnybravo_cdn said:
I live in Canada....
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Where in Canada, West or East?
airgunsource may have some limited L2 parts and edgunwest is a best source.
For second hand parts like grips, rails, barrels and bottles you can always search here @ AGN.
In the past I had in mind ordering things from Spain but the 90 euro for shipping to Canada was a no go.
 
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Johnnybravo_cdn said:
I'm in White Rock
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BC... I think edgunwest is closer to you if you wanna buy new in a box.
There are still L2 owners in BC where you can scavenge parts locally that were removed for upgrades. I am in ON and have full drawers of parts I replaced a very first week, you shall be able to find these from your local guys as well.
 
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I mostly buy from EdgunWest. I'm also in BC.

AGS I find difficult to communicate with. Often e-mails are not replied to. Phones not picked-up. If you can order cleanly from their webpage they're very reliable, but any sort of special orders I've found to be difficult.

The Spanish Edgun site is great, but their shipping costs to Canada are insane. You have to buy more than $400 worth of gear to make a shipment worthwhile.

For pucks I 3d print my own. Go to Thingiverse or Printables and you'll find at least two downloadable pucks.

edit: I heard from Brian at EGW. He says Travis (AGS) has had all kinds of trouble importing from EGW. Apparently some Canadians have been trying to improperly import Leshiy 2's (and/or components) resulting in Canada banning imports entirely from EGW (or possibly all Edgun products). This requires Travis to go through a lengthy process to have imports opened-up again for AGS. Brian seems to think this is the reason Travis hasn't been replying to me -- importing parts like Leshiy 2 receivers sounds like a headache. I should add this information is coming from a text message from Brian with plenty of typos, so I might be misinterpreting his intent (given the quantity of typos).
 
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delooper said:
.... Apparently some Canadians have been trying to improperly import Leshiy 2's (and/or components) resulting in Canada banning imports entirely...
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Travis told me about that story last year when I was actively looking for the Classic, if he could get me one or shall I look at it myself. A closer look at possible consequences and I gave up with that idea.
I downloaded the FRT and there are some info - getting parts for L2 is still on safe side unless entertaining with cans idea.
Anyway, AGS is about 120 Km from my door, I was in that fairly larger volume store couple times, I can fully understand why the phone calls may be missed.
Advise - call them again and again. They may be under staffed for the volume of visitors, especially during hunting/fishing season.
 
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bigHUN said:
Travis told me about that story last year when I was actively looking for the Classic, if he could get me one or shall I look at it myself. A closer look at possible consequences and I gave up with that idea.
I downloaded the FRT and there are some info - getting parts for L2 is still on safe side unless entertaining with cans idea.
Anyway, AGS is about 120 Km from my door, I was in that fairly larger volume store couple times, I can fully understand why the phone calls may be missed.
Advise - call them again and again. They may be under staffed for the volume of visitors, especially during hunting/fishing season.
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When Travis does reply to my e-mails it reads as if he's rushed. Often I ask two or three questions, and he replies to only the first one. It's like if he doesn't have a quick and easy answer to a question he ignores it. Which is what I suppose I might do if I was running out of time for more important things.

I'll try giving AGS a few more calls.
 
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delooper said:
When Travis does reply to my e-mails ...
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I was in the store only 2-3 times, but what I have seen they are fairly busy.... airguns, guns, archery, fishing on the shelfs and always several customers to serve or answer.
In my office business world I have learned, single question in a single email, cannot expect the other side have enough time or dedicated attention to read through long txt, especially if the content is fragmented.
Give them some time, they are great in my view.
 
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