Originally Posted by
ezearl
I'm sure he's meaning external fogging of Leupold's lenses. Would be nice of Leupold. I don't know why it's not used but they must have their reasons.
ezearl - Thats exactly what I mean, many of their competitors also have fog proofing on the outside of the scope to prevent this. If scopes fogged on the inside that would just be a terrible scope and no worth the money but even a lot of cheap $50 scopes don't fog on the inside.
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