Rifle Scopes New Leupold Reticle

[CSTactical]

7-35s PR2 in stock!

Leupold MARK 5HD 7-35x56mm - FFP

180223, 180292, Leupold, MARK 5HD, 7-35x56, Longrang, Rifle Scope, Tactical Scope, PR2

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[Escanor]

Yep, Leupold pricing went up across the board recently due to raw material cost.

Ahhhh ok, that makes sense… sucks, but what can we do

 

[CSTactical]

Ahhhh ok, that makes sense… sucks, but what can we do

The cost of raw materials have been going up for a while now, it was only a matter of time and I wouldn't be surprised if other manufacturers follow suit soon.

 

[longgunJR]

2 questions, if they’ve been asked already and I missed it I apologize.

1. Is there a windage thread protector if you run it without a cap? Specifically for the 3.8-18.

2. Are there any plans to put a PR2 on the 3.8-18?


Thank you

 

[5RWill]

2 questions, if they’ve been asked already and I missed it I apologize.

1. Is there a windage thread protector if you run it without a cap? Specifically for the 3.8-18.

2. Are there any plans to put a PR2 on the 3.8-18?


Thank you

Not to my knowledge on the thread protector cap.

Still no 3.6-18 PR2s yet logically you would think Leupold would offer their flagship reticle in the little brother to one of the best selling optics they've ever made, but then you have to remember it's Leupold.

 

[koshkin]

Not to my knowledge on the thread protector cap.

Still no 3.6-18 PR2s yet logically you would think Leupold would offer their flagship reticle in the little brother to one of the best selling optics they've ever made, but then you have to remember it's Leupold.

Yeah, that's a mystifying thing to me. If they offered it with illuminated PR2, I would likely own one.

That having been said, I am messing with Trijicon Tenmile 3-18x44. It is a physically very long scope, but if you are not running a clip on, it is a really interesting option with a competent illuminated tree reticle.

ILya

 

[beetroot]

Still no 3.6-18 PR2s yet logically you would think Leupold would offer their flagship reticle in the little brother to one of the best selling optics they've ever made, but then you have to remember it's Leupold.

I think it's pretty consistent with Leupolds as of late.
I think they roll a dice to see what reticles to put in scopes and what versions to offer with illumination.

The VX5/VX6 line has been all over the place with reticle options.