Leica Glass?

LeeEnfieldNo.4_mk1

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Anyone running a Leica scope?

Kinda looking at maybe picking up the PRS 5-30 for the long range rifle and maybe an Ampulus 1-6 for the hunting rifle a bit further down the road.

Not a whole lot on these, but what I can find seems good. Some first hand remarks would be nice though.
 
I have experience with Leica binoculars, I can tell you they are beautiful, expensive and crystal clear. Never an issue.

Unfortunately I do not have any experience with Leica scopes, I can only assume they will be as nice as their binos.
 
I love the glass on the Leica. I have the magnus and an older ERi. The only issue I've ever had was with an older ER where the exposed turret was super mushy and could get rotated when carrying. It is no longer an issue on newer ones and the turrets are protected and work great.

By far my favorite hunting scope is the Leica magnus 1.7-10x42.
 
running amplus 6 in 2.5-15x50 for over a year now - my experience has been good from 25 to 500yds - suggest to wait for post boxing day, just before new years timing as (in my experience) that's when there might be promotional pricing of some significance (ie >20%)... hth
 
Anyone running a Leica scope?

Kinda looking at maybe picking up the PRS 5-30 for the long range rifle and maybe an Ampulus 1-6 for the hunting rifle a bit further down the road.

Not a whole lot on these, but what I can find seems good. Some first hand remarks would be nice though.
I had the Amplus you mentioned, great scope. Check out trapper Johns which is west of Valleyview, Alberta, they had the best price by far when I bought mine.
 
I'm on my 3rd season with an Amplus 6 2.5-15x50 on my Tikka... It bounces around strapped to the quad and bashes through the timber on the side of my backpack and has held zero. I'm not gentle with my gear. Glass quality is excellent, I have no issues with looking though it with eye box/relief, seems very bright at 15x in all but the lowest light.

I picked up the Leica flip caps for it too - must have I think. But on my setup it's a little tight to cycle the bolt with the ocular cover closed, I'm used to it though...
 
I have no experience with Leica rifle scopes, however I do own a Leica Trinovid 8 x 42 binocular. In my opinion, the glass is on par with Swarovski, Zeiss, etc. It is an outstanding binocular with very good low light capabilities, excellent mechanics and with it's magnesium body, ultra light weight.
 
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