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Before you decide on another brand of scope think twice. I bought 3 "other brand "scopes that were made by a camera company in a foreign country. What a disappointment ! They were impossible to hold zero and vague in adjustment control .I have 6 Leupold scopes from 4power rimfire to Leupold mk2 6-18power. I also have a VX-R fire dot on my AR15 highpower match rifle. Every one of them holds zero and is easy and predictable to adjust. You can pay lots more but you will never get a better deal! Lifetime warranty!
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The glass is clear and the field of view is good, if you are going to set it and forget it then it will be may be fine. Mine would not zero on my Winchester model 70. Not enough windage adjustment to even bore sight it. I have good quality Talley one piece base/rings that have been lapped. I didn't have any problems with Nikon scope previously on the gun. Going to try it on my my little 223 Wylde AR. If it won't adjust to zero, I'll be trying out that legendary warranty. The tires leave much to be desired, not nearly as user friendly as my Nikons or Weaver's. The clicks aren't nearly as crisp either.
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Quality glass with a rock solid erector system..Where Leupold shines is in their erector systems built inside their scopes. That's where the real the magic happens. Most people fail to realize that 90% of the World's optics glass is manufactured in two plants...They are both located in china. Whether it's tasco or weaver or nikon or zeiss, the glass is made by the same place. But it takes more than good glass to make a rifle scope..The difference lies in how brands set up the systems that control tracking and how those systems react to the heavy recoil created by high pressure/high power rounds. Along with the effects of time and environmental changes...Leupold has been the industry leader in this technology for the better part of a century. ..Within their respective price ranges, you will look a long time to find a better scope for the money than a Leupold. And their warranty program is truly world class..It doesn't matter where or who you buy a Leupold from..It doesn't matter if it's used, brand new or a couple of decades old..It doesn't matter whether if it's had zero rounds put under it or 1000 rounds. If it's a genuine Leupold, and it breaks, Leupold will fix it..Most times for nothing more than the cost of shipping...I don't know you beat that...To top it all off...All genuine Leupold Scopes are built here in USA in Oregon. My only caution is beware of imposters. There's a lot of products being sold that are not genuine Leupold. If it's not made in the USA, it's not a genuine Leupold...Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Good product as expected. Clearest optics around & no parallax problems from 150 yards down to 10 - yes still clear at under 10 yards with no parallax adjustment. NO other scope can claim that. However I did find the eye box on the small side/narrow (eye relief is good) but not so much an issue on a hunting rifle used regularly. Not for tactical. Also, not sure I see any appreciable difference in the optics on the VX-1 & VX-2. Also, people complaining & giving low marks that it doesn't have enough bling should just shut up, return the scope & buy a $500+ Leupold. This scope is a fine tool & does what it's meant to do very well. Lastly, it was nice to find this was NOT one the many counterfeit scopes here that make ebay the ghetto of on-line sales.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
This is the first Leupold scope I've owned. I purchased it because I had a host firearm that had no open sights. I had it mounted and bore sighted. I took it to the shooting range and really loved it. It was crisp and bright and the reticle was undistorted. I made a few adjustments to it while shooting but it was hitting an area a little bigger than a half dollar at 100 yards. Very good scope for the money. On another note I purchased the host firearm because it had a threaded barrel, which makes this otherwise harmless bolt action rifle into a politically incorrect weapon. Like millions of other Americans, I've been purchasing more weapons than I ever should for fear that they may never be available again. Thanks to the idiot administration which holds office. Enough about that. Anyone who wants a good scope, try this one.Read full review
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