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I offered to send out my Leupold VX-3HD 2.5-8X36 CDS-ZL DUPLEX scope for testing. Would love to see how it does.
My grandpa had one. It loses zero sitting in the safeI offered to send out my Leupold VX-3HD 2.5-8X36 CDS-ZL DUPLEX scope for testing. Would love to see how it does.
I'll speak out of turn here.Interested to see if a VX5HD fails as hard as the others. Just wondering if it would still be covered under warranty if the testing sends it to be with Jesus. If so, I could part with a 3-15x44.
I'll speak out of turn here.
It’s not worth testing more vortex or leupys. They fail. Spectacularly. Every time. It’s not worth the ammo expenditure to continue beating a dead horse. There are other scopes that need testing. If the flagship model can’t even pass what hope is there for the lesser models.
I offered to send out my Leupold VX-3HD 2.5-8X36 CDS-ZL DUPLEX scope for testing. Would love to see how it does.
Interested to see if a VX5HD fails as hard as the others. Just wondering if it would still be covered under warranty if the testing sends it to be with Jesus. If so, I could part with a 3-15x44.
Our issue isn’t in time or ammo, it’s in not having scopes to evaluate. People don’t believe that what Mark 5’s or VX3 HD’s do, is what a VX5 or VX6 will do. The more scopes evaled the better.
Right now we currently have in ongoing evaluation-
Trijicon credo 3-9xx
Trijicon Credo 2.5-15x (almost complete)
SWFA UL 2.5-10x (difficult to get use on it)
ZCO 4-20x
Zeiss LRP S3
IIRC that’s it. None of that affects doing the initial eval on new scopes.
Both of y’all contact @Ryan Avery.
He let me know last month it would be of interest, been waiting on an address.Our issue isn’t in time or ammo, it’s in not having scopes to evaluate. People don’t believe that what Mark 5’s or VX3 HD’s do, is what a VX5 or VX6 will do. The more scopes evaled the better.
Right now we currently have in ongoing evaluation-
Trijicon credo 3-9xx
Trijicon Credo 2.5-15x (almost complete)
SWFA UL 2.5-10x (difficult to get use on it)
ZCO 4-20x
Zeiss LRP S3
IIRC that’s it. None of that affects doing the initial eval on new scopes.
Both of y’all contact @Ryan Avery.
No interest in my Sig Sauer Electronic reticle scopes? Would be interesting to test loss of zero on a reticle that is significantly different than traditional. Maybe you've tested them before and they're junk but I didn't see them listed...
I offer the VX5HD for that exact reason. I WANT to believe they’re different because I’ve got 4 and none have had problems. Granted, they’ve had pretty easy lives. Given Leupold’s huge market share, I think it would be great to have data on each line to settle the question for a lot of folks like me that have enough cash tied up that we don’t want to admit we might need to make some changes.Our issue isn’t in time or ammo, it’s in not having scopes to evaluate. People don’t believe that what Mark 5’s or VX3 HD’s do, is what a VX5 or VX6 will do. The more scopes evaled the better.
Right now we currently have in ongoing evaluation-
Trijicon credo 3-9xx
Trijicon Credo 2.5-15x (almost complete)
SWFA UL 2.5-10x (difficult to get use on it)
ZCO 4-20x
Zeiss LRP S3
IIRC that’s it. None of that affects doing the initial eval on new scopes.
Both of y’all contact @Ryan Avery.
I’ve been helping people dial in their equipment more than normal this year. How much $$$ do I need to donate to never have to say “I don’t trust scopes in general and maybe your’s in particular” ever again?Our issue isn’t in time or ammo, it’s in not having scopes to evaluate. People don’t believe that what Mark 5’s or VX3 HD’s do, is what a VX5 or VX6 will do. The more scopes evaled the better.
Right now we currently have in ongoing evaluation-
Trijicon credo 3-9xx
Trijicon Credo 2.5-15x (almost complete)
SWFA UL 2.5-10x (difficult to get use on it)
ZCO 4-20x
Zeiss LRP S3
IIRC that’s it. None of that affects doing the initial eval on new scopes.
Both of y’all contact @Ryan Avery.
Our issue isn’t in time or ammo, it’s in not having scopes to evaluate. People don’t believe that what Mark 5’s or VX3 HD’s do, is what a VX5 or VX6 will do. The more scopes evaled the better.
Both of y’all contact @Ryan Avery.
I’ve been helping people dial in their equipment more than normal this year. How much $$$ do I need to donate to never have to say “I don’t trust scopes in general and maybe your’s in particular” ever again?
So should, or shouldn’t we beat that dead horse?I've never been so happy to be wrong.
Thank y'all.
I offer the VX5HD for that exact reason. I WANT to believe they’re different because I’ve got 4 and none have had problems. Granted, they’ve had pretty easy lives. Given Leupold’s huge market share, I think it would be great to have data on each line to settle the question for a lot of folks like me that have enough cash tied up that we don’t want to admit we might need to make some changes.
After reading through the tests though, I’ll admit, I bought a 2.5-15x42 Credo HX and a 3-9x40 Credo to mount up for the season. My wife isn’t amused.
I've never been so happy to be wrong.
Thank y'all.
I’ve been helping people dial in their equipment more than normal this year. How much $$$ do I need to donate to never have to say “I don’t trust scopes in general and maybe your’s in particular” ever again?
Just hit up Ryan to see what we can make happen.Yes, send it if you want. We want to do as many as possible.
It’s on its way to Ryan.I offered to send out my Leupold VX-3HD 2.5-8X36 CDS-ZL DUPLEX scope for testing. Would love to see how it does.
No interest in my Sig Sauer Electronic reticle scopes? Would be interesting to test loss of zero on a reticle that is significantly different than traditional. Maybe you've tested them before and they're junk but I didn't see them listed...