muzzleblast525
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Okay you Leupold people....Tell me, is $125 a good price on a new, in the sealed box, Leupold VX-1 rilfe scope.
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Desert Fox
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It's a steal :wink:
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What power range?
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What power range?
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muzzleblast525
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3x9x40
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Do it.
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remingtonman_25_06
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For sure! :lol:
Powerstroke
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NO No, that is a terrible price, I think you had better give me the contact number so I can work you a better deal ?? *L*
A Leupy VX1 is a decent scope and for that $$, it is hard to walk away from a good value.
You need to remember though that the VX1 doesn't have the optical quality or lenses coatings of a VX2 or VX3 and therefore your dawn and dusk hunting time will be more limited. Also, as I recall, the adjustments are .5 MOA friction type and that makes it a bit harder to get the scope zeroed perfectly. Other than that, as long as the one you buy tracks properly (meaning the windage and elevation adjustments work as they are supposed to), then you should be happy with it.
Al the best.
You need to remember though that the VX1 doesn't have the optical quality or lenses coatings of a VX2 or VX3 and therefore your dawn and dusk hunting time will be more limited. Also, as I recall, the adjustments are .5 MOA friction type and that makes it a bit harder to get the scope zeroed perfectly. Other than that, as long as the one you buy tracks properly (meaning the windage and elevation adjustments work as they are supposed to), then you should be happy with it.
Al the best.
