Here is a 10 second 2012 video of me showing how my 2004 Leupold Mark IV tracks while looking at a Leupold zero point. I have positioned the camera with an x-y rack and pinion from a large microscope. The exit pupil is large enough for the eye or a camera, but when the scope is vertical or horizontal are adjusted, the image moves. The human head with move with it to follow the image, but this camera does not.... so I can only adjust the scope a few moa and keep an image going to the camera.
I have over 50 Leupolds with few complaints.
I have 1 zeiss and complaints... I should write up the phone call I had with THEM last week. I have 1 nightforce nxs and a complaint I have 5 IORs and complaints I have 1 USO and complaints I have 1 Schmidt and Bender and a complaint I have 3 SWFA and complaints I have 1 B&L and complaints I have X Burris' and complaints I have X Bushnell and complaints I have 3 Sightrons and complaints I have X Weavers and complaints I have 1 Swarovski and a complaint I have x Nikons and complaints I have x Vortex and complaints The Lyman and Unertl scopes are so old, I should not complain
Scopes that are mounted with the tube so far from parallel with the bore, that the scope cannot be sighted in..... is not the scope's fault.
There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man; true nobility is being superior to your former self. -Ernest Hemingway The man who makes no mistakes does not usually make anything.-- Edward John Phelps
