I hope so too Boomer, I hope so too.....
Tex..........you have an idea. I was tempted to do a tracking test with them both, but decided no to push my luck with the "Ultralux". The elevation turret is a bit "wobbly", but atleast the clicks were more audible and tactile than the Leupy. To be fair, the Rimfire "Freedom" series of Leupold are pretty dang good for a "set and forget" scope. I have several and they are incredibly clear/bright for the coin. I paid $140 for the 3-9x40 Freedom brand new in box. It's worth that to me.
How does it track? Like a Leupold........a little off and a little wonky, but it seems to work fine after zeroing on 22lr or light recoiling rimfire, in which this particular model was intended.
The rimfire MOA Ret works very well getting you out to 200 yds with a standard 22LR, with hash marks at every 1 MOA for a total of 25 MOA holds. They work well for that, as long as there is no wind....
Last edited by screaminweasil; 10/19/19.
