Leupold warranty work
03-04-2013 | 05:36 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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Leupold has one of the best warrantees in the industry and probably the best customer service I have ever dealt with. If they cant fix it they will send a brand new replacement. Fast turn arround I might add.
03-04-2013 | 05:40 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Idaho
Anybody sent anyting back to Leuopold for warranty work?
Sent them a couple e-mails on their form and never heard back.
Mildly discouraged as a lot of the stuff I've read is that they're great to deal with especially on warranty work.
Heck the work I'm looking at having them do should be pretty easy. Bascially resetting horizontal and vertical adjustments to factory specs and getting new scope covers.
Sent them a couple e-mails on their form and never heard back.
Mildly discouraged as a lot of the stuff I've read is that they're great to deal with especially on warranty work.
Heck the work I'm looking at having them do should be pretty easy. Bascially resetting horizontal and vertical adjustments to factory specs and getting new scope covers.
The absolute way to center a scope is to use a mirror.
Step one, place mirror in front of the objective lens and use a rubber band to hold it there
Step two, look through the scope to see two sets of reticles
Step three, move the windage and elevation screws until the two reticles are together and look as if they are one
Step four, remove the mirror and use a bore sighter to sight the rifle
You have now set the reticle back to the factory center.
03-04-2013 | 07:32 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Virginia / West Virginia
Setting back to factory zero is easy, you can do it yourself.
The absolute way to center a scope is to use a mirror.
Step one, place mirror in front of the objective lens and use a rubber band to hold it there
Step two, look through the scope to see two sets of reticles
Step three, move the windage and elevation screws until the two reticles are together and look as if they are one
Step four, remove the mirror and use a bore sighter to sight the rifle
You have now set the reticle back to the factory center.
The absolute way to center a scope is to use a mirror.
Step one, place mirror in front of the objective lens and use a rubber band to hold it there
Step two, look through the scope to see two sets of reticles
Step three, move the windage and elevation screws until the two reticles are together and look as if they are one
Step four, remove the mirror and use a bore sighter to sight the rifle
You have now set the reticle back to the factory center.
Why would that even need to be done? Someone running them way out to the end of the adjustments?
03-04-2013 | 09:26 AM
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Fork Horn
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From: Land of 10,000 Wolves
Good info Fritz thanks!
Somehow when I had the scope on my muzzy I ran out of elevation.
Probably just send it to them vs waiting for e-mail. Think Leupold probably gets a lot of e-mails.
Somehow when I had the scope on my muzzy I ran out of elevation.
Probably just send it to them vs waiting for e-mail. Think Leupold probably gets a lot of e-mails.
03-04-2013 | 02:44 PM
#16
Spike
Joined: Nov 2007
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From: Florida
As for Leupold's service: it's excellent. Last time I sent one in I got it back within two weeks.
03-04-2013 | 04:28 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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My experience was great ... my older Vari-X III had lost seal and was fogging .... and I requested a reticule change to German #4. Called them first. Followed their instructions. Scope was back in two weeks from when I shipped. Lenses has some light scratches. Probably from my poor cleaning techniques ?!? They either polished these off or replaced the lenses. They looked brand new. I never asked what they did. They also replaced or refinished the tube and turret covers. Whole scope looked brand new. That was early last summer (2012).
