Watch & Discuss the EDgun Matador R5M !!!
- Thread starter Michael
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I owned the .22 R3M a few years back. It was a shooter with JSB Jumbo Heavy pellets. Out to 70 yards a ground squirrel target was meat on the table. I hated to sell it, but hobbies take a back seat to real life, and so things happen. I've missed it ever since, one of two guns I sold which I most regretted do so. The other was the Kalibrgun Hummingbird. It's nice to see Ed has gone with the dual side-lever cocking, and that the R5M is still relatively compact. I never found the R3M to be a benchrest bother. I know I made the buyer a happy fellow, so good home and all that.
The R5M in the video has that handsome walnut stock the series is famous for, and now electronic tech too. Well done, Ed.
Darryl
The R5M in the video has that handsome walnut stock the series is famous for, and now electronic tech too. Well done, Ed.
Darryl
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I believe I would prefer an analog gauge. Another electronic part that need batteries, and can fail when you need it, is not a plus. It is a really nice small and quiet package though.
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Thanks for sharing another great review Steve. Thanks to all the sponsors that donated all the cool stuff as well. I'm not 100% sure but I think that .25" group has been the tightest that you've recorded. Very nice...
jimmy
jimmy
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Every time I see an Edgun it makes me smile. They just scream quality!!!!!!!! I've been a stalker on this forum for years and joined in June of this year I believe and every time the word Edgun comes up I read, watch, and enjoy. I love the fact that the owner of the company actually participates on the forum. Good luck to everyone!!!!
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This will make a nice addition to the PCP's I already own!! I was always told to dream big!! LOL!! Very nice gun that I would love to own.
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