Edgun, I am new to pcp airguns, introduced to the L1 in Feb 2020 by my nephew. I went to website and saw the L2, preordered from Brian April 4,preorder #178. Received December 31. As I was waiting I saw the optional equipment offered by other vendors. I bought a few items, scope,mounts,case,pellets,etc. I did not purchase any valkarie items or modifications, yet. Having been a motorcyclist for decades, I am familiar with the replacement parts for the cool factor (Ducati’s,BMWs,Harley) and the eventual pile of parts in my garage. I wanted to see if the hype was true or just “hot air”. Took it out of box, admired it for the sheer genius of design. Attached a Nikon 2x7 and proceeded to dial in. Took two shot to get on paper at 40 yds, the dialed in and took it to 60 yards. The groups were more then impressive, shooting the same hole at 40yds without a flinch, literally the same hole, shot after shot. At 60 yards, the groups were.25”. Moving around the target, it was obvious this was something special. After shooting over 100 rounds, it became apparent there was nothing I wanted to change, unlike my Ducati’s, which I “needed” all the carbon parts just because...My nephew, an experienced PCP dude were in awe of the out of box accuracy.. our discussion was why would we want to inherently modify the L2, not for accuracy. The only issue I have is this is a little loud for a backyard shooter, but would get boring shooting at 40yards and knowing the pellet goes where you send it. I am one who will keep it original as Ed designed it. I want the design Ed created, not some heavily modified replica. My .22/ 250 is exactly what I was looking for, and edgun and Brian deliver. I do enjoy the data being provide, but my banker head can’t get around the tuning efforts everyone is measuring. This is a toy with real world capabilities, Thank you edgun, it’s a pleasure owning on of your creations