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Not an expert on these but seems like a decent deal


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In case anyone missed this deal from Africa Hunting sponsor @EuroOptic , the $1,400 Leupold 1-6x illuminated Patrol riflescopes are still available for $800.

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Leupold Patrol 6HD 1-6x24mm 30mm SFP Illum FireDot Duplex Riflescope 182398 For Sale | SHIPS FREE - EuroOptic

FREE SHIPPING on Leupold Patrol 6HD 1-6x24mm 30mm SFP Illum FireDot Duplex Riflescope 182398
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Okay folks, these do not have the optical clarity of a Schmidt & Bender or Swarovski 1-8x, but the Leupold doesn't cost $3,000! Even the new tougher than woodpecker lips Nightforce NX6 discounted price starts at $1,350.

For many applications, this $800 Leupold meets the required level of brightness, clarity, and ruggedness.

FYI, with illuminated center dot, I much perfer a 1x scope for brightness and clarity over any of my Trijicon or Aimpoint reflex sights. That stated, on a double rifle, I'll stick with a much smaller reflex sight. If only they could make a super-compact 1-4x scope...

PS, When shopping EuroOptic, please use the link below. That way your purchases will be credited to our man with the plan, Jake! I have no financial interest in this nor does Jake give me any larger discount than he will give you. Jake has however given some badgering flatlander piece of sht employee an attitude adjustment. Long story but because instead of clicking on the link below, I Googled these guys and a human leach wanted to argue with me, a customer... Way to go Jake!

Jake Tumolo - Representative
EuroOptic Ltd - Shop Rifles, Optics, and More · Unbeatable Deals on Scopes!
Email jacob.tumolo@eurooptic.com
Mobile/WhatsApp +1 (570) 368-3920
Website www.eurooptic.com
 
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Mark A Ouellette said:
In case anyone missed this deal from Africa Hunting sponsor @EuroOptic , the $1,400 Leupold 1-6x illuminated Patrol riflescopes are still available for $800.

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www.eurooptic.com

Leupold Patrol 6HD 1-6x24mm 30mm SFP Illum FireDot Duplex Riflescope 182398 For Sale | SHIPS FREE - EuroOptic

FREE SHIPPING on Leupold Patrol 6HD 1-6x24mm 30mm SFP Illum FireDot Duplex Riflescope 182398
www.eurooptic.com www.eurooptic.com

Okay folks, these do not have the optical clarity of a Schmidt & Bender or Swarovski 1-8x, but the Leupold doesn't cost $3,000! Even the new tougher than woodpecker lips Nightforce NX6 discounted price starts at $1,350.

For many applications, this $800 Leupold meets the required level of brightness, clarity, and ruggedness.

FYI, with illuminated center dot, I much perfer a 1x scope for brightness and clarity over any of my Trijicon or Aimpoint reflex sights. That stated, on a double rifle, I'll stick with a much smaller reflex sight. If only they could make a super-compact 1-4x scope...

PS, When shopping EuroOptic, please use the link below. That way your purchases will be credited to our man with the plan, Jake! I have no financial interest in this nor does Jake give me any larger discount than he will give you. Jake has however given some badgering flatlander piece of sht employee an attitude adjustment. Long story but because instead of clicking on the link below, I Googled these guys and a human leach wanted to argue with me, a customer... Way to go Jake!

Jake Tumolo - Representative
EuroOptic Ltd - Shop Rifles, Optics, and More · Unbeatable Deals on Scopes!
Email jacob.tumolo@eurooptic.com
Mobile/WhatsApp +1 (570) 368-3920
Website www.eurooptic.com
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Lol
Thanks for the kind words buddy!
GPO Spectra 1-6x24i G4i
These GPO's are definitely worth a look as well, little less expensive than the leupold - punches right up there with Ziess and Schmdit Bender in glass quality
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EuroOptic said:
Lol
Thanks for the kind words buddy!
GPO Spectra 1-6x24i G4i
These GPO's are definitely worth a look as well, little less expensive than the leupold - punches right up there with Ziess and Schmdit Bender in glass quality
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@EuroOptic

Have you had good luck with the GPO line? I was always leery of them as their scopes were near identical in look to Vector optics. I guess it boils down to QC
 
Journey said:
Not an expert on these but seems like a decent deal


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The 375 Winchester "Big Bore" is a straight walled caliber invented in the late 1970s. Its basically two 357 magnums stacked together. It never really caught on, largely because post-64 winchester lever guns didn't catch on too well either. They don't sell for much money.

Since then, the Linebaugh, the JDJ, 444 Marlin, and the Turnbull calibers have come to the lever gone world and pack more punch.
 
MontanaGrant said:
@EuroOptic

Have you had good luck with the GPO line? I was always leery of them as their scopes were near identical in look to Vector optics. I guess it boils down to QC
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I do, I own several - the 1.5-9x33 being my favorite.
Glass is very bright, FOV is great, and the illumination is extremely bright and clean.
I have a 16" 308 tikka with an over the barrel suppressor that I use almost everyday around the farm, I am not kind to the rifle.. the optic has preformed flawlessly going on 2+ years
I also have the same optic on my TC Encore muzzleloader, which gets drug thru the weeds driving deer and bear all winter... Same verdict, its preformed flawlessly.
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Altitude sickness said:
That’s a bold statement that a $400 or $700 rifle scope compares to a Schmidt and Bender
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I just say what I see ‍♂️ I was hesitant at first as well, I own a lot of Swaro, Leica, and 2 S&B's.. These GPO's are a sleeper.
 
Got another screaming deal on a Kimber rifle right now!
$629.99, 5.7 Lbs, Threaded the typical kimber 7/16th threads, includes a brake and a 3rd detachable magazine

Kimber Hunter 6.5 Creedmoor Pro Desolve Blak - Rifle Link
Kimber 84M Hunter 3rd Magazine 1002294A - Spare magazines
Dead Air Xeno Radial Brake 7/16x28 - muzzle device made for us for these kimber rifles, to use with Dead Air Nomad Ti OTB
Talley SS Base - Talley SS 30mm Fixed Medium Scope Rings - Rings and bases for the rifle that match the stainless perfectly

As always, reach out to me if you have any questions, I am always happy to help!
Thanks!
Jake
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Beck said:
What kind of glass do they use? Is it Schott Glass?
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As far as I know it is not Schott Glass, they don't designate the glass origin other than "Germany"
According to them, all manufacturing takes place in Germany, components are then shipped to PNG, Japan, Taiwan, for assembly - Their higher end offerings are assembled in Germany I believe.
 
Does this count for this thread? The Half Price Books flagship Dallas store on NW Hwy. has a boatload of Africana books. I have most of them already but bought two today. It sadly almost appears someone died and family dumped them on HPB.
 
steve white said:
Does this count for this thread? The Half Price Books flagship Dallas store on NW Hwy. has a boatload of Africana books. I have most of them already but bought two today. It sadly almost appears someone died and family dumped them on HPB.
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Every time I’m in Texas I check HPB for this. Always miss…
 
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