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First failure was a 3x9 Weaver, back in the 1970's. A big buck was silently gliding under my tree stand. Heart was pounding. Scope fogged up. Dang. Next failure was a Redfield. I switched to Leupold and had no issues for decades. Decided to try a Nikon Monarch 4-16. It failed. Replaced it with a Leupold VX2 6-18, which failed after a few years. All good for the last 3 or 4 years.
I suppose any of them can fail, but I like Leupold customer service. I've had a few reticles switched out, and Leupold is easy to work with, and fairly fast. When I had the reticles changed, they refurbed each scope. I didn't ask them to. They just did it, and sent along a work order list of all that they did.
I suppose any of them can fail, but I like Leupold customer service. I've had a few reticles switched out, and Leupold is easy to work with, and fairly fast. When I had the reticles changed, they refurbed each scope. I didn't ask them to. They just did it, and sent along a work order list of all that they did.