That Gun is damn sexy. I can afford it. But I cant afford the explanation to my better half.
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Its here its here....EdGun Leshiy 2...but Houston we have an issue....Solved!!!
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Glad to hear your issue is resolved! Did you decide on what size you are going to hunt with? The thirty is awesome, but does cost more to shoot, and mine is very accurate.
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@snowtrexxs Thanks, I think so too.
@snowtrexxs, if you want the Leshiy 2 bad enough you could what my grandfather did to get a new gun. My grandfather would order a gun, grab an empty gun case and tell my grandmother he was going to get a gun repaired. He would bring the new gun back. Then the new gun would go into the gun locker and then if the new gun was discovered by my grandmother, my grandfather would reply, "OH that old thing?! I have had it forever." This all stopped when he spent around $400 to $500 (or more) on a gun in the 1950s, which now would be $6000-$8000. 50 years later my grandmother was still pissed, and my grandfather had been dead for 30 of it, but that gun is in my safe back in Idaho. The gun which almost caused a divorce is a custom built Belgium made Browning A5 semi-auto shotgun with multiple barrels limited edition.
My only solutions are use my grandfather's empty gun case approach, or say this gun can be multi-guns, so in the long run you are saving money.
Ps. AND yes, my grandmother was known for holding a grudge.
@snowtrexxs, if you want the Leshiy 2 bad enough you could what my grandfather did to get a new gun. My grandfather would order a gun, grab an empty gun case and tell my grandmother he was going to get a gun repaired. He would bring the new gun back. Then the new gun would go into the gun locker and then if the new gun was discovered by my grandmother, my grandfather would reply, "OH that old thing?! I have had it forever." This all stopped when he spent around $400 to $500 (or more) on a gun in the 1950s, which now would be $6000-$8000. 50 years later my grandmother was still pissed, and my grandfather had been dead for 30 of it, but that gun is in my safe back in Idaho. The gun which almost caused a divorce is a custom built Belgium made Browning A5 semi-auto shotgun with multiple barrels limited edition.
My only solutions are use my grandfather's empty gun case approach, or say this gun can be multi-guns, so in the long run you are saving money.
Ps. AND yes, my grandmother was known for holding a grudge.
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@coolhand, right now in the Netherlands I can't hunt with an air rifle, and I am back and forth about 25 / 30 cal. I MIGHT go back for a visit at Christmas, and if I do, I would order the barrel, but if I don't I will hold off until spring.
Plus side I got the Hawke scope to center where the pellet impacts on the target, so that frustration is over.
Plus side I got the Hawke scope to center where the pellet impacts on the target, so that frustration is over.
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The one other comment I have to say, is the trigger of the Leshiy 2 does taking getting use to and really effects the impact of the pellet at least for me.
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i've seen a wide range of comments on the trigger. does it feel like an actual 2 stage to you? similar to the mushiness of a stock glock?
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