FrankenMauser
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If you think it is a scope issue, then do this:
Not only will they repair the scope, if needed; but they'll also do what they call a "clean and tweak" service. They check out the scope, from top to bottom, replace seals, clean everything up, check all adjustments, and then refill the scope with their current blend of inert gasses, rather than just the "inferior" nitrogen that that scope has in it right now (if it hasn't all leaked out).
Call Leupold customer service. I would suggest boxing it up and shipping to Leupold. Two weeks or so and it will be back and remove that area of doubt. If anything is loose, they will find it and fix it. If not, they will service your scope and you will have it back and ready to roll. Total cost to you is shipping
Not only will they repair the scope, if needed; but they'll also do what they call a "clean and tweak" service. They check out the scope, from top to bottom, replace seals, clean everything up, check all adjustments, and then refill the scope with their current blend of inert gasses, rather than just the "inferior" nitrogen that that scope has in it right now (if it hasn't all leaked out).