I really hope you get this sorted. Mine was not grouping and erratic but the center section of the Behemoth was clipping. They sent me a different one and went to .25 for my .22 and no issues. Nice groups and quiet.
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EDgun Edgun Leshiy 2
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I rarely remove the magazine when shooting my leshiy2, instead I use the magnet to remove the plate from the magazine and reload while still on the gun. to me its just as easy as swapping mags without damaging anything.
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Meanwhile, in an alternate universe… I switched my L2 back to its original 250 mil barrel few days ago. And it is so fun. For some reason it loves the 18g Hades and the Nelson 20.2 slugs.
For the past year or so I had the 450 mm on- absolutely loved it. JSB 18.1 or NSA 20.2 @ 910fps.
Anyway, when I configured back to the short version, I lowered the FPS to 645 for fun. It’s a dang backyard laserbeam-
High power, low power, different pellets, it shouldn’t freaking matter with this platform. I own two of them and this is my experience.
For the past year or so I had the 450 mm on- absolutely loved it. JSB 18.1 or NSA 20.2 @ 910fps.
Anyway, when I configured back to the short version, I lowered the FPS to 645 for fun. It’s a dang backyard laserbeam-
High power, low power, different pellets, it shouldn’t freaking matter with this platform. I own two of them and this is my experience.
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If you are still waiting on that replacement bearing, the part you damaged, that could easily explain the irregularities in your shooting -- random amounts of side-pressure on your magazine.
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I dont think the leshiy2 is made to shoot straight from the barrel it's more like a revolver.
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Better remove the dog collar, it restrict the air flow. Do you have a gauge on your plenum? Maybe your E.A.R is causing the problem??
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I'll have a look at removing the dog collar, the dog bone is definitely not installed, I dont think there's an issue with the EAR as it was all working perfect and consistent before I swapped barrels
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Okay, but you turned the reg up. I had the same problem with my .25. I took it back and got an other barrel. That solved the problem.
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So you had the same symptoms that I'm describing and changing barrels solved it in the end?
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Does anyone know of a video or diagram for the dog bone/ collar removal, I only need to remove the collar I think - fairly sure I couldn't find the bond last time I had her opened up
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I usually do the same. Unless I need a quick reload for some reason!!! like a mass of iguanas.
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Did you remove the magazine and slide the barrel back to make direct contact with the transfer port sleeve?
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After speaking with edgun west, and a more thorough inspection in the suppressor, I think I have some clipping going on, I plan to drill the 7.62 behemoth out to 9mm and hope this might fix the inaccuracy issues then I will replace the wheel and fingers crossed it might be all ok - he also didn't think the collar being left in will make any difference.....
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If that's the case, then another solution would be to adjust your regulator setting, as from what you said earlier you got less clipping when shooting out the barrel, i.e. no magazine. So the small amount of fps loss from shooting out the magazine puts you on the threshold of clipping.
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