Leupold Spotter Opinions??

[Kino]

Anyone had the chance to compare the 60mm to the 80mm?? I'm leaning hard to the 80mm and was wanting to hear some opinions of it before pulling the trigger, I'm needing a spotter with a milling reticle.

I'm wanting something good , I'm just not looking to spend the money for a Swaro right now but open to suggestions!

 

[ToKeepAndBear]

I have not used a 80mm. I have a 60 and enjoy the compact nature of that scope. Most of the time I have it at around 20 power anyway.

 

[FUNCTIONAL]

I have the 60 as well for the last few years. Love it. Like it a lot more than the vortex razor spotter I replaced with the mk4. Like above I'm in the 12-20x range.

 

[nn8734]

Ive owned my mk4 spotter (TMR reticle) for 10 years and it's done a great job for me. I also like all the different accessories for it (rails, covers, etc). Footprint is perfect, fits into most midsized secondary pockets/sleeves on back packs.

The 80 is nice also, good for a flat range but i prefer the 60 for any sort of field use

 

[Kino]

Thanks gents, appreciate your feedback!

 

[chevy_man]

The 60 is the most usable. Higher power can't be used often unless the conditions are perfect anyways.

 

[Scotch_egg]

I love my 60. Easy to pack and offers a great mag range.

 

[stanley_white]

I just bought a 60 last fall and in the one instance I have used it, it performed well.

-Stan

 

[ToKeepAndBear]

Ive owned my mk4 spotter (TMR reticle) for 10 years and it's done a great job for me. I also like all the different accessories for it (rails, covers, etc). Footprint is perfect, fits into most midsized secondary pockets/sleeves on back packs.

Yes!

 

[gr8fuldoug]

Take a look at:

Revic Acura Spotters which come with both zoom eyepieces and a fixed power reticle eyepiece

Athlon Cronus G2 7-42x60 UHD Reticle Spotting Scope