That is a bigger joke than some of the customer service from some of these scope companies.FedEx may solve your problem !!! Take the insurance !!
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That is a bigger joke than some of the customer service from some of these scope companies.FedEx may solve your problem !!! Take the insurance !!
Sightron makes a few good ones that wont kill ya in cost. The best in customer service so far...at least
Thanks for the lead.Vortex?? They have a lifetime warranty and they stand behind their products.
l am NOT a competition shooter. l'm a prairie dog shooter. l only own USED Leupolds. They're the only ones l can afford. l don't about their customer service. l have never had one to fail.I mean no disrespect to the original poster or anyone else for that matter, but I cannot fathom with people continue to buy Leupolds.
One, no shame at all in using the best you can afford, whatever that may be. It’s as likely as not that yours have seen repairs before being sold and generally once on comes back it works better than the first time. I needed one for a lightweight gun in 2016 and sent it to them fresh out of the box for a once over. That one was still working when I sold it, but it’s the only one I have ever had that didn’t go in for an actual repair. That’s why I don’t buy them.l am NOT a competition shooter. l'm a prairie dog shooter. l only own USED Leupolds. They're the only ones l can afford. l don't about their customer service. l have never had one to fail.
l DO KNOW what l see hanging around Jarrett Rifles 40+yrs. Up until a couple yrs ago, all they use to sight in and work up loads are LEUPOLDS. Most guns shot use 80 gr+ powder
One, no shame at all in using the best you can afford, whatever that may be. It’s as likely as not that yours have seen repairs before being sold and generally once on comes back it works better than the first time. I needed one for a lightweight gun in 2016 and sent it to them fresh out of the box for a once over. That one was still working when I sold it, but it’s the only one I have ever had that didn’t go in for an actual repair. That’s why I don’t buy them.
As for Jarrett, I just scrolled through the last 341 posts they’ve made (since 2017) and there’s only two Leupolds that I can find, one’s on a 6.5 Creed in 2022 and the other was older- so it seems they’ve caught on as well.
Ok bud…. If you wanna be the odd man out, be my guest. I know what works and in this case, what doesn’t.Clancy. You are seeing pictures of customers' finished guns. A gun is built ''unpainted''. Gun is then sent to the TUNER for that perfect load. Leupolds are used in the TUNING process. After the tuning process the gun gets painted/engraved. Then customer's scope preference is mounted and sighted in. The CUSTOMER CHOOSES the scope for his Jarrett Rifle
That right there is a key statement about Vortex.They've provided the best customer service I've ever had on repeated occasions.
I defend my statements. Without the context of how many of a particular scope are out there, your complaints are meaningless and likely misleading. Take March scopes for an example. They are hand assembled in very limited quantities. The ones I have owned had hand written serial numbers on the box and they were in the 100 range. You won’t hear of many problems with them. Is that because they are great quality or because there are only a few out there?Mr. Way please go back and read all my post and you will see nowhere in any that I bad mouthed or condemned Leupold. I just stated what I experienced and I did call them, no offer to send return label or to replace. Just send it in and we will check it. In the box are the other 3 repair slips that I received on the other repairs (all for the same problem), I guess I'm guilty of Einstein's theory.
I'm sure others here appreciate these types of threads so when looking at different brands they get a different perspective of the quality and or lack of it on products they are interested in.
As for the life time warranty, it is way better if never needed, that would speak volumes to their QC. The older scopes being Made in U.S.A. were much better than the assembled in U.S.A. ones.
This post is my opinion, and I won't change it or argue over it.
Have a nice day.