I agree with this. I have had a K1 and a few L2s. The L2 is fun to tinker with, but more prone to issues because of the tinkering. While every edgun dealer claims to be the best one, none of them sent me guns setup correctly.
Exactly! Not only that, they are stupid easy to tune to whatever power you want. There's also multiple dealers who are more happy to help with parts and service.
My gripe with the leshiy two is just the trigger and the delay between pulling the trigger and the gun actually firing
It feels like a double action revolver. Takes some getting use to. I use a firm grip like a hand gun. They are a fine piece of hardware. I sold mine recently. I wanted something different.
He had the better customer service, but sent me a L2 with missing gauges etc. it was comically bad. The stuff I got from America had the wrong nozzles for caliber. I had already bought the full nozzle set for tuning, but not everybody does that
Jeffthetech: you can lighten trigger with some polishing of the contact areas on the hammer, sear and trigger. I use a light moly grease I mix on the contact areas. You then want to use some lighter springs on trigger and sear. That sometimes takes some trial and error to balance reliability with lighter pull. 3.5 to 3 lb is very doable. Go to bolt action you can get down to about 2 lb. Best thing to do if you have the mechanical aptitude is to polish all the eternals. I make a bolt handle that makes it easier to cock.
