I accidentally misplaced a pretty important part of the EDgun Leshiy... the hammer spring lol... so the EDgun Leyla 2.0 did all the heavy lifting in this episode of the Winter Pest Control series!

Vol 5, like most of my videos have a story behind it... I hope you enjoy this one... and apologies in advance if that song gets in your head. A lonely table for one is a pretty catching tune, especially when you're hearing the real song, and not one sped up to avoid the youtube music police. If you're interested... you can listen to it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUrfXQ8_mFg

Here's vol 5... hope you enjoy!




Gun: EDgun Leshiy in both .25 and .177 (find a dealer in your region)
Barrel Length: 350mm
Ammo: .25 Cal - JSB 25gr Kings and 26gr Polymags / .177 cal - JSB 13gr Monsters and H&N Sniper Magnum
Regulator: Hybrid HUMA setup... HUMA Sub 12ft/lb Kit Plenum, Valve, Valve spring, and hammer spring.  Then I use the standard high-power HUMA regulator.  Why? Sounds like you're a details person... scroll down, and get your fill.
Tune: 105bar on the reg, and then turned HST up to get to the following... JSB .25 Kings @ 545fps (16ft/lbs) and the Polymags @ 520fps (15ft/lbs) and in .177 I shoot in ~ sub 12ft/lb config...  so about 590-630fps depending on the pellet.
Rail Extension:Lion Gears 12 Slots 0.5" Low Profile Picatinny Rail 
Custom Grip: You need to join the EDgun Owners Facebook group.  Simply search for custom grip, and you'll find Steven Brown.  He's your man.


Note: The Leshiy is really tuned for the .25... while just an adjustment of the HST is sufficient, if it was the primary setup, I'd 100% tweak the reg setup to just the standard sub 12ft/lb kit, and other subsequent changes. This works for me, and is fine for my purposes when I want to quickly drop in the .177

Gun: EDgun Leyla 2.0 in .25 cal (find a dealer in your region)
Ammo: 34gr JSB MK2
Regulator: Ed's new reg for this gun is sick.  I haven't even had to touch it when shooting between 580 - 900fps.
Tune: I simply adjusted HST to shoot the 34gr JSB MK2's at about 585fps (26ft/lbs)


Gun: EDgun Matador R5M in .25 cal (find a dealer in your region)
Ammo: 34gr JSB MK2
Regulator: Edgun.  I haven't touched the reg from it's factory setting of 130bar
Tune: I simply adjusted HST to shoot the 34gr JSB MK2's at about 680fps (35ft/lbs)

​Scope:ATN X-Sight 4K Pro 3-14x
Quick Release Mount: ATN Quick Release
IR Light:Streamlight TLR-1 IR
Bipod:Atlas

The scope is the ATN X-Sight 4K Pro 3-14x.  It's a digital day/night scope, and shoots video in HD using the 4K sensor (i.e. super clear!).  The scope comes with different mount options.  These get beat-up a bit in the forums and FB pages for being poor quality, but 100% of those folks are shooting some pretty heavy caliber firearms. With an airgun, you'll have zero issues.  They include an offset mount for the rear, and I think it's pretty ideal for the leshiy.  I swap this scope pretty regularly between the EDgun Leshiy and EDgun Matador R5M.  The scope has the ability to setup multiple profiles, so that part is super easy... but moving the mounts was a pain.  I ended up snapping a bolt actually.  I got an email announcing the ATN quick release mount, and I snatched it right up.  I was concerned with how well it would hold zero, but was pleasantly surprised.  It holds what I'd call "pesting zero".  If I was shooting benchrest, I'd probably re-zero it each time, but it's within .25in for me every-time I've moved it back and forth (knock wood).  One of the biggest cons for this scope is specific to airguns.  If you shoot a lot of different distances, you may struggle as the recital options are not big enough for holdovers required beyond lets say 60-70 yards.  40 yards and in pesting / hunting though... this thing is perfect.  There is a great little hack though using the profile feature.  You can use the app on the phone to very quickly change between them.  So you could setup 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, etc profiles, and just simply choose the one you need, and hold crosshairs.  Honestly, once you've done it a couple times, I think it's similar in effort/time to moving a turret.   The phone app makes it super fast to change, but even the menu within the scope it pretty easy to navigate.

An important factor with all Night Vision scopes in a quality IR.  In my backyard I have a dedicated IR setup with cameras and other crazy stuff.  If you want to see that full setup, check it out here: https://www.edgunleshiy.com/blog/2018/8/3/edgun-leshiy-night-pesting-kit/

I also mounted the Streamlight TLR-1 IR pistol light.  I love this one because of it's compact size.  It works well for 60-70 yards, but if you're going to push around or beyond that, I would suggest looking at something a little bigger like the Coyote Reaper XXL

The bipod offers me a ton of flexibility for various scenarios. The Atlas is expensive, but totally worth it in my opinion. The cant feature is really helpful when shooting in the woods off uneven rests, and the multiple angle options offer additional stability. The overall build quality puts it in the lifetime type category... just like the EDgun Leshiy.




Pew Pew,

Tim