Leupold Spotting Scopes

[Duckslayer89]

Looking for my first spotting scope. What does everyone suggest? I don't want anything super heavy but needs to be powerful. Using for range and backpacking/spotting from the truck. I want to get one of those little hand clicker things to barely move the scope around and glass not sure what they are called

[SemperFidelis97]

The gold ring 20-40 x 60 is a pretty damn good compact spotter.

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[hughjorgan]

What's your budget?

[theleo]

The Gold Rings are great spotters, the China made stuff I'd pass on.

[JDHasty]

The gold ring 20-40 x 60 is a pretty damn good compact spotter.

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It is packable.  Most of the others in it's class are heavier.  Ours is non-HD, 30 years old and it still holds up well when compared to other spotting scopes. 

[Duckslayer89]

No particular budget but I want light as possible. They sell them in a kit with a tripod and stuff but I'm not sure if you would be better off buying an aftermarket one. Drew this wenaha tag and I have a good pair of binoculars but wanted something with some more power

[Bob33]

The gold ring 20-40 x 60 is a pretty damn good compact spotter.

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I'm not aware they make a 20-40x60 Gold Ring.

Are you thinking of the 12-40x60? If so it's a nice optic and relatively compact for a 60mm scope.

[JDHasty]

The gold ring 20-40 x 60 is a pretty damn good compact spotter.

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I'm not aware they make a 20-40x60 Gold Ring.

Are you thinking of the 12-40x60? If so it's a nice optic and relatively compact for a 60mm scope.

Yes, that is what I was referencing. 

[SemperFidelis97]

Me too, you would think I would remember I own one.

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