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I think it goes rifleman, then VXI, VXII, VXIII, VX7, and then the big boys which i don't keep track of.
Quote from: LongTatLaw on September 16, 2009, 08:20:01 PMjust do me a favor...pick the very best Leupold you can get for the price and then do a side by side comparison with a Nikon thats close in price!I like to clarity better on Nikon and Im impressed with Nikon's warranty although its not necessarily known for it.I've had two Nikon Monarchs... both were optically very clear. Problem was... they weren't very tough... neither would hold a zero under normal hunting conditions. Never had that problem with a click adjust Leupold (and only a couple times with the friction adjust models). Don't do you much good to have a crystal clear image of something that you can't hit...Also... take a look at all the "Factory Refurbished" Nikons available online or in catalogs... not sure as I've ever seen a "factory refusbished" Leupold... unless it was sent in for a clean bill of health before being sold privately.
just do me a favor...pick the very best Leupold you can get for the price and then do a side by side comparison with a Nikon thats close in price!I like to clarity better on Nikon and Im impressed with Nikon's warranty although its not necessarily known for it.