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Grab your BEST Reupold,with said rifle and simply gun a TTT from zero,to end of erector travel and whip the zoom selector a few times between shots. It WILL be fhuqking funny! Hint.

Then give 'er a nice toss,whistle 500 MOA through the erector and take it to 900yds on the fly. Hint.










I'm always torn on which is fhuqking FUNNIER,the Silence or the Excuses. Hint.

Just sayin'...............


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A rock solid POI is the primary indicator of the erector assembly fit into the joint(s) that allow it to move when you change w/e.

If that's a good fit, then the tracking will almost always be good as well. And while there can be design issues with the joint(s), that fit is primarily influenced by the care taken when the scope is assembled and the mfgs. Q.C. process after it's assembled.

Good shootin' smile -Al


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Originally Posted by flintlocke
Originally Posted by Al_Nyhus
Had my new 'Rat Rod' Benchrest gun out for a shakedown a couple weeks ago. Even with the switchy 11:00-1:00 13-15 mph winds, the mechanically solid scope let the gun live up to it's potential @ 100 yds. No insects were harmed during the testing. Scope brand withheld to protect the innocent. wink

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One cannot help but notice the orange dead blow hammer Al used to use for fine adjustment back in his Leupold days. Snork.


I believe that's a Sightron pictured.

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Math, Note the past tense, "used to use"..."back in his Leupold days"...since Al went to Sightron, you will note, just barely discernable, a cobweb on the deadblow hammer.


Well this is a fine pickle we're in, should'a listened to Joe McCarthy and George Orwell I guess.
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More good stuff today. Hint.

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Just sayin'..............


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Originally Posted by dave7mm
Originally Posted by Japlvr
Originally Posted by Bugger
I like Leupolds


I don't like Leupolds


I like Leupolds..............Doesn't shoot much.

I don't like Leupolds......Shoots alot..

dave


I suspect that I shoot a lot compared to most here on the fire.

I have had to send a few in. But all in all I think their scopes are pretty good. I feel sorry for those who don’t think so.

Many of the Leupolds I own are M8’s and older variables. I only have a few newer variables and they’re mounted on varmint rifles or one’s I don’t shoot as often. I don’t like variables and when I get the chance I’ll buy a fix power and sell a variable. I would guess that close to 9 out of 10 are fixed power.

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Originally Posted by flintlocke
Math, Note the past tense, "used to use"..."back in his Leupold days"...since Al went to Sightron, you will note, just barely discernable, a cobweb on the deadblow hammer.

Not exactly. I still have some Leupolds that continue to be dead solid reliable. In fact, my first IBS Hunter National Championship came with a Premier tweaked 6X on the gun. And this 45X has been like a tank since it came out of the box:
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Being results oriented, that's what I care about . The brand name is secondary. Of course, some like to spin that with their version of sound bite (print bite) journalism to try and make some sort of case for being anti Leupold.

The red hammer is for seating the the carbide points on the front two adjusters into the bench top.


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I'd very much like to see Reupold turn things around,but the ship has already struck the iceberg and they give ZERO fhuqks. Hint.

Just sayin'.............


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SWFA is doing awesome. Leupold better watch out. LOL

Barfin Arkin is closing in. They just have to perfect getting the 30mm diameter right.

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I saw the hammer and figured you were seating the points into the bench with your Heart rest.

Dave.


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If only in "fairness" to Brokedick Drooling CLUELESS Kchunts,I've not received anything from Barkin' Arken since yesterday and there was only a coupla sets of rings. Hint.

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Fortunately for same,Imagination and Pretend are free,so even they can "afford" to "contribute". Hint.

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Just sayin'...................


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If you suffer from acute LDS you might not want to click this:

Leupold Wins Again

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Leupold & Stevens, Inc., provider of the world’s most rugged, lightweight, and clear sport optics, is pleased to announce that Leupold Pro Shooters Matt Alwine and Nick Gadarzi combined to secure wins at both the National Rifle League (NRL) Hunter Sheep Mountain Shootout and the Precision Rifles Series’ (PRS) Lead Farm Barrel Burner 2.0 match, respectively, last weekend, June 9-11.

Alwine captured the Open Light Division title at the first-ever Sheep Mountain Shootout, which was hosted by Gunwerks in Cody, Wyo. The simulated event consisted of 18 stages, with average target distances of 400 yards and shots out to 1,000 yards. Steep angles and tricky wind calls made the course a complex shoot.

Gadarzi, meanwhile, took home first place in the PRS Lead Farm Barrel Burner 2.0 match, held in Prosser, Wash. The Lead Farm event featured targets ranging from 100 to 1,500 yards, and challenged participants to shoot from prone positions, off barricades/props, from vehicles, and from trailers.

Both shooters use the Leupold Mark 5HD with the PR2-MIL reticle in competition.

Winners use Leupold.

Originally Posted by 24hr Campfire Skilled Shooters with Good Rifles
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Originally Posted by JohnBurns
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Both shooters use the Leupold Mark 5HD with the PR2-MIL reticle in competition.


I don’t think this is correct. If it was, the scope would have to have accurate click values, hold zero and return to zero flawlessly

I’ve learned from the experts here that the Mark 5HD sucks

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Originally Posted by rcamuglia
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Both shooters use the Leupold Mark 5HD with the PR2-MIL reticle in competition.


I don’t think this is correct. If it was, the scope would have to have accurate click values, hold zero and return to zero flawlessly

I’ve learned from the experts here that the Mark 5HD sucks

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I just got done reading an in depth scientific study about shooters, scopes, and good rifles. It's long and dry so I will spare everyone the boring parts.

The conclusion was that those with shit rifles and shitty shooting skills were much more likely to think Leupold will not survive.

Basically a 99% correlation over a very large sample size.

Originally Posted by 24hr Campfire skilled shooters with good rifles
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John the industry leader in phucqn businesses up looks at you every time you see a mirror.

It's no wonder Reco the fryer bitch is a fanboy.


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Originally Posted by JohnBurns
Originally Posted by rcamuglia
Originally Posted by JohnBurns
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Both shooters use the Leupold Mark 5HD with the PR2-MIL reticle in competition.


I don’t think this is correct. If it was, the scope would have to have accurate click values, hold zero and return to zero flawlessly

I’ve learned from the experts here that the Mark 5HD sucks

🤣

I just got done reading an in depth scientific study about shooters, scopes, and good rifles. It's long and dry so I will spare everyone the boring parts.

The conclusion was that those with shit rifles and shitty shooting skills were much more likely to think Leupold will not survive.

Basically a 99% correlation over a very large sample size.

Originally Posted by 24hr Campfire skilled shooters with good rifles
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I should have ask will Wyoming arms survive.

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took a while...but i hear someone saying maven is another brand in the spotlight.


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Originally Posted by bobski
took a while...but i hear someone saying maven is another brand in the spotlight.

I have a few and they are great. I couldn't afford a good rifle so I mounted them on a field and stream magazine stack.


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Fclass nationals.
The top 15 shooters.
Not one Leupold in the bunch.
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https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...v/pubhtml?gid=2075307682&single=true

Fclass equipment list for f open.
I counted over 60 names .
Not one Leupold in the list.
So sad.


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