Tod osier
WKR
I'm not so much a hater as a "won't buy one againer". Good luck with yours! Mine all worked pretty well most of the time.
I'm with you here. All 3 mk5s I purchased had to go back at different times. Just cant gamble on if your going to get a good one.I'm not so much a hater as a "won't buy one againer". Good luck with yours! Mine all worked pretty well most of the time.
That’s the exact one!!!I’ve got one of those from the early 80’s mounted on a .243 right now.
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Why would you say that?As long as those don't get wasted on top of a Tikka, I say good for you man
Elevation turret failure. 2nd time, first was on a VX-5 and then it happened to my VX-6 on that hunt. Common field issue with these scopes. Sent them back to Leupold and they repaired for free and then I sold both scopes.What happened?
SarcasmWhy would you say that?
Why would anyone care what you just spent your money on?
Elevation turret failure. 2nd time, first was on a VX-5 and then it happened to my VX-6 on that hunt. Common field issue with these scopes. Sent them back to Leupold and they repaired for free and then I sold both scopes.
Nope. Just shot it a lot like all my rifles and scopes. Also the forest service road to get back to the trail head was really bumpy. The rifle and scope were wrapped up in a puffy jacket on the back seat with my sleeping bag underneath. Nothing I haven’t done hundreds of times. The road was extra bumpy that year though. Probably was the last straw for the turret. It was the 2nd failure on a VX line of scopes that I paid over $1,000 for each... I’ve since switched to Meopta and Zeiss and haven’t had any field or home range failure yet.Did you drop the gun?
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A bumpy road broke your elevation turret?Nope. Just shot it a lot like all my rifles and scopes. Also the forest service road to get back to the trail head was really bumpy. The rifle and scope were wrapped up in a puffy jacket on the back seat with my sleeping bag underneath. Nothing I haven’t done hundreds of times. The road was extra bumpy that year though. Probably was the last straw for the turret. It was the 2nd failure on a VX line of scopes that I paid over $1,000 for each... I’ve since switched to Meopta and Zeiss and haven’t had any field or home range failure yet.
No. Thousands of shots and hundreds of field hours likely are what broke it. I’m guessing the bumpy road was the last straw since I sighted it in before I left and it was all good. If it was the first time this happened I would have sent it in for repair and kept it, but this was the 2nd VX scope to fail in the field on me.A bumpy road broke your elevation turret?
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after reading this I had to go rummage through old posts about leupold. Come to find out i was 43 years old before finding out leupolds suck....weird...Actually shipped off a maybe 35 year old VariX III since it showing its age... they gave me a brand new Vx3i 4-14x40 with the CDS and 30mm tube as a free replacement. Not bad in my book!?
I only have a few Leupold scopes but had no idea they suck until reading Rokslide . Guess I’m not hard enough on my stuff.