Leopold Rifleman
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Spike
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What's your thoughts on this scope? Seems like you get the quality of a Leopold for a small price...Would be used as my all around scope for just about everything I hunt from deer/elk/yotes...
Is there a comparable scope for this price?
Is there a comparable scope for this price?
#3
I would look at a Sightron S1 way before the cheap Leupolds. They are a super scope for a very reasonable price. I have several Leupolds, and several Sightrons... (low and upper levels) Sightron is every bit as good as Leupold is, imo.
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Typical Buck
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5-6 years ago I bought a Leupy Rifleman for my son's 7-08. $200 was the budget and Leupys had always treated me well in the past. Scope is bright, clear, adjustments seem to be reasonably true, holds zero. Overall it's been a decent scope.
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Typical Buck
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I own 3 other Leupys, VX2s and 3s, a Conquest and a Monarch. The Rifleman is not nearly what the others are but then it didnt cost nearly as much either. Basically, the Rifleman is very similar to the old Vari X 2s with friction adjustments rather than click adjustments. As stated earlier, it is a "decent" scope, nothing more, nothing less.
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Fork Horn
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It isn't the worst scope in the world, but it's way way overpriced. It's more comparable to many $80-100 scopes.
The Burris FFII is cheaper and a much much better scope. IMO it's the way to go in that price range, but Vortex as well as Nikon have a few good options as well.
The Burris FFII is cheaper and a much much better scope. IMO it's the way to go in that price range, but Vortex as well as Nikon have a few good options as well.
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Clermont Florida U.S.
It isn't the worst scope in the world, but it's way way overpriced. It's more comparable to many $80-100 scopes.
The Burris FFII is cheaper and a much much better scope. IMO it's the way to go in that price range, but Vortex as well as Nikon have a few good options as well.
The Burris FFII is cheaper and a much much better scope. IMO it's the way to go in that price range, but Vortex as well as Nikon have a few good options as well.
+1 on the Burris.


