EDgun Edgun Leshiy 2
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I agree. I had two Leshiys with bad EDMU's. Ed has wisely backed up off the EDMU on the Leshiy 2, which probably accounted for 90% of the issues with any of his guns (the EDMU). Yes it can be difficult to get a part when there are only 3 sources in the world-Ed directly, or one of his two distributors. I agree that if you are not treated right you should spend your money someplace else, be it a different distributor/dealer or manufacturer. I do the same.
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the site states international deliveries and you can pay in $ USD, but of cause I would shop locally (Edgun West) if I was located in USA, seems to be a very service minded guy, did respond to a problem I had with the Leshiy uno
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If you order from “Franbo’s” Leshiy.shop website be prepared to download WhatsApp and a Spanish-English translator to communicate with him.You’ll need it 
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No you are wrong. He has an English language site.
en.edgun.shop
copy and paste it into your browser bar as some outside links are blocked on this site.
en.edgun.shop
copy and paste it into your browser bar as some outside links are blocked on this site.
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It goes very well. What’s App not mandatory. I usually use Facebook Messenger. There is a link to it in his contact info. I rarely use Facebook, but had to when purchasing the Steven Brown grip for my Leshiy Classic. I think Spain is about 8 hours ahead of the US. He chats quite fluently in English. Communication has been zero problem. I bought a T-shirt from him and entered his Leshiy drawing.
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If you order from “Franbo’s” Leshiy.shop website be prepared to download WhatsApp and a Spanish-English translator to communicate with him.You’ll need it
I have no idea what you are talking about, Francisco's English is better than mine, from email:
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Great, thanks!
I will send you a tracking number next week.
We will ship the Stalker with your T-Shirt
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I am actually getting 2 T-shirts and am on the A list for a 250mm .25 Leshiy 2 (100% pre-paid) with a 350mm .25 barrel kit as well. If I win the drawing, one Leshiy 2 will be for sale. I had to order from the European distributor because the US distributor or his new partner blocked my IP address from accessing his site. I could log on via cellular or a public wi-fi , but why bother? I would rather buy from someone wants my business.
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...or a special kind of vendor.
Actually, I am special. I have enough money that I can afford to tell the truth. I have never gotten anything for free, never will take anything for free, and the truth cannot be bought. I do not need to spread mis information about a vendor or engage in fear mongering to help any one vendor over another. My money is good world wide up to and including flying anywhere on this Earth to get what I want with it.
Actually, I am special. I have enough money that I can afford to tell the truth. I have never gotten anything for free, never will take anything for free, and the truth cannot be bought. I do not need to spread mis information about a vendor or engage in fear mongering to help any one vendor over another. My money is good world wide up to and including flying anywhere on this Earth to get what I want with it.
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Well, I just received another email about 51 minutes ago from Edgun West that 8 more Leshiy 2's are available for pre-order if anyone has missed the first and second pre-orders.
Might be worth a check if it hasn't sold out again.
Might be worth a check if it hasn't sold out again.
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Well I’d have to chime in here, regarding Vendors and running my own business. I own a business where I deal with end user customers and Vendors who make the goods my customers buy, at times it could be very difficult as I am putting my personal reputation on the line with the end user and trusting that the Vendor can deliver and backup promises made by Vendor to me, that are extended to the customer. In my opinion its very important that the business that is in the middle of this kind of relationship (between Vendor and End User) be very focused on the relationship with End Users, as they are providing $$ to the Business. When done correctly the Business enjoys many repeat and referred transactions. The key factor is for the Business to remain Financially very strong, so that the business can go to battle with the Vendors to protect the business’s reputation with is customer base. After all the Business is the Vendor’s customer and has the relationship that allows the business to make demands of the Vendor on behalf of customers. These battles can take time, but in my experience when the Business, Vendor and End User remain level headed, empathize with one another while understanding each parties’ responsibility in the relationship, the problems can be resolved 90 to 95% of the time. There are always people in this world that are just unreasonable, demanding and place themselves above all relationships. When in business for a period of time you learn to just stay away from these people and void dealing with them regardless if they are a Vendor, Business or Customer...release them back into the market and let someone else deal with them. Life is much simpler this way. My 2 cents.
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I agree. Some customers are unreasonable, and are usually looking or something for nothing. Some businesses are run more like hobbies, and are under capitilized, and take people’s $$ before anything is delivered (large deposit or 100% pre payment). Basically they don’ t have the $$ for the “float”, to buy product and re-sell it so they use their customers $$ to finance their business. In some cases, they don’t believe in the product they are selling, so they get the customer to assume the risk by pre payment. No matter what happens they have no “skin in the game” ($$). They are just a middleman/broker. If, after a time, they have to return the customers money, they have lost nothing, other than their reputation, which in many cases was bad from the start. You are correct to always focus on all but the most unreasonable customer. They have money to spend, and if they don’t get what they want from one vendor, there are usually any of another they can spend their money with. Businesses live and die on their reputation.
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Craters,
That is exactly the point....trust is the MOST valuable in these types of relationships. As a business being able to sell a product without having to invest in inventory is a luxury and should NEVER be taken advantage of.....ie not deliver to the customer’s satisfaction. Likewise the customer shouldn’t have demands that the business can not meet. This is a recipe for disaster in my opinion. So in the end cool minds / heads will prevail and when all parties are professional an reasonable there is always a solution to any problem. In fact those businesses that focus on solving the problems to everyone’s satisfaction will always be in business and make huge profits! Cheeers to you and good luck.
That is exactly the point....trust is the MOST valuable in these types of relationships. As a business being able to sell a product without having to invest in inventory is a luxury and should NEVER be taken advantage of.....ie not deliver to the customer’s satisfaction. Likewise the customer shouldn’t have demands that the business can not meet. This is a recipe for disaster in my opinion. So in the end cool minds / heads will prevail and when all parties are professional an reasonable there is always a solution to any problem. In fact those businesses that focus on solving the problems to everyone’s satisfaction will always be in business and make huge profits! Cheeers to you and good luck.
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I did, and retired-at age 42, almost 22 years ago. Good luck to you as well. If more businesses followed your advice, things would run smoothly, and everyone would be happier.
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