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How are these compared the rifleman or vx series
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Optics to my eyes are the same as numerous VX-2 that I have, extertior is more tactical looking, not as sleek as the VX-2.
No downside that I can see except for looks.
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Do the low end Leupolds still have friction adjustable turrets, rather than click adjustable?
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Their website says they are click adjustable.
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To my limited knowledge, the last friction erectors Leupold offered were on the old Vari-X II. However, I could be wrong.
For the record, I would never own another friction erector scope! I hate them with a passion.
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They are click adjust. The MOA ones I've handled have awful mushy clicks, but the few MIL ones I've had (still have 1) have great clicks.
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Optics appear fine. I have 5: 2 2-7x33's, 1 3-9x40, 2 4-12x40. One thing to watch out for--the optic bell is longer than the bell on the VX 2's and 3's and can be a problem on some standard-spaced scope rings. Cant get the scope as far forward as the earlier ones because the bell impinges on the base. .
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Mushy click adjustments on the ones I have tried. About like the VX-1 and Redfield Revolution from a few years ago. They seem to stay put once zeroed though. I don’t care for the higher squared off turrets but know that the fashion these days.
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Do the low end Leupolds still have friction adjustable turrets, rather than click adjustable? I'm pretty sure Leupold abandoned all friction adjustments long ago.
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