Leupold Scope concerns
#13
RE: Leupold Scope concerns
What leupold should do is concentrate on makeing their scopes long enough so that you don't have to use extension rings or reversed bases to mount them. Most of ther scopes barely fit on a short action much less a long action.
#14
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 240
RE: Leupold Scope concerns
What leupold should do is concentrate on makeing their scopes long enough so that you don't have to use extension rings or reversed bases to mount them. Most of ther scopes barely fit on a short action much less a long action.
#16
RE: Leupold Scope concerns
The gripe is that they are short enough (not all of them) that in order to mount them to fit a variety of sizes of people you must use either extension rings or reverse front or rear bases that extend over the ejection portof the rifleto give the shooter proper eye relief. Remember that not every one is built the same nor do they shoot the gun the same.
Leupold isn't the only offender of this though. IMO there are a lot of scopes that are too short.
Leupold isn't the only offender of this though. IMO there are a lot of scopes that are too short.
#17
Join Date: May 2008
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RE: Leupold Scope concerns
Between me at 6'4", my son 5'8", and my wife 5'1" we've no suchproblems with the Leupies we shoot.
Have seen a wide range of other size folks too suffer no issues with 'em.......
Sorry, can't feel your pain...........
Have seen a wide range of other size folks too suffer no issues with 'em.......
Sorry, can't feel your pain...........
#20
RE: Leupold Scope concerns
Rifle Loony,
Have you ever heard this phrase before;
"New opinions are always suspect, and usually opposed, without any other reason but because they are not already common." -John Locke
Or perhaps this one;
"Practice what you preach"...........I was surprised coming from you, try to keep an open mind.
No offense ment or intended!!!!
Have you ever heard this phrase before;
"New opinions are always suspect, and usually opposed, without any other reason but because they are not already common." -John Locke
Or perhaps this one;
"Practice what you preach"...........I was surprised coming from you, try to keep an open mind.
No offense ment or intended!!!!