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I bought a new Leupold FX-II 4x33 scope and sighting it in has taken some getting used to. The adjustment turrets claim 1/4 MOA adjustments but every adjustment moves twice that. 4 clicks move the crosshairs 2" at 100 yards. Seems to be a good scope otherwise but with half moa clicks it's hard to get properly dialed in. I have never seen a Leupold do this. Heck I've never seen a Tasco move so far per click.
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I remember some of the Burris Fullfields were 1/2" adjustment. I don't know about Leupold though.
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Sunds like something might be amiss...
That being said, if all my 1/4 MOA scopes were to magically to go 1/2 MO adjustments I sure wouldn't be sad.
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Hey- sure it’s screwed up- but a reliable 1/2moa beats the hell out of the leupold shuffle
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Thats correct six five my full field ii is 1/2 inch
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I've always been of the opinion that Leupold is a bit optimistic in their claims of movement per click on their VXII line anyway.
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A malfunctioning or otherwise *sketchy* Leupold. Who could have seen that coming?
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The old Redfield Accutrac elevation turret was a half inch per click.
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The last Leupold 4x33 that I had moved about 1/3" per click. The Weaver K4x38 that I sighted in the same day moved 1/4" per click as advertised.
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A malfunctioning or otherwise *sketchy* Leupold. Who could have seen that coming? Oh, you don't say?
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Honest question. Is this happening at 50 yards or 100 yards? I believe that Leupold clicks are 1/4 unless I am mistaken.
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Just turn it a half of click.
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Honest question. Is this happening at 50 yards or 100 yards? I believe that Leupold clicks are 1/4 unless I am mistaken. If your 1/4moa turrets are giving 1/2” at 100 it’s bad. If they’d are doing it at 50 it’s even worse.
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Honest question. Is this happening at 50 yards or 100 yards? I believe that Leupold clicks are 1/4 unless I am mistaken. If your 1/4moa turrets are giving 1/2” at 100 it’s bad. If they’d are doing it at 50 it’s even worse. Yep, you are right
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Welcome to the world of Leupold, my 4x does the same thing. My 6x wont respond to an adjustment until after you shoot, fun times chasing that around. Makes a person question their sanity......
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Honest question. Is this happening at 50 yards or 100 yards? I believe that Leupold clicks are 1/4 unless I am mistaken. 100
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Welcome to the world of Leupold, my 4x does the same thing. My 6x wont respond to an adjustment until after you shoot, fun times chasing that around. Makes a person question their sanity...... No doubt.
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I guess they should've stuck with friction dials.
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Might want to try one of the Leupold fakes off Ebay. Maybe it would be a bit better and only set you back $70 or so.
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If it is dependably adjusting the same amount every adjustment, your scope is more predictable than a couple dozen Leupys I’ve had the last 30 years (vari-II, vari-x III, VX 3 and 3i). I will say that once sighted in, most have reliably held zero. At the VX3i price point, I’ve switched to Nikon Monarchs which have had predictable adjustments and held zero.
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