The VX-6HD Gen 2, 2-12x42 comes with a zero-stop CDS turret that offers 38 MOA (two rotations) of uninterrupted elevation and ...

The new VX-6HD also has Leupold’s Motion Sensor Technology that turns on and off when the scope is deployed. The push-button illumination module also has an anti-cant indicator that can be turned on ...

The HAMR uses Leupold's CM-R2 reticle, ballistically calibrated for the 5.56 mm round, ... At its highest setting, the illuminated reticle is visible against all but the brightest backgrounds.

Leupold achieved this balance by investing heavily in the internal workings of the VX-6HD, overbuilding the erector system — that’s the cams, springs, and small lenses housed inside the main tube that ...

Though expensive, if you have the means, Leupold’s Mark 8 CQBSS is an excellent choice. ... The brightness knob also serves as a housing for the CR2032 battery that powers the illuminated reticle.

Leupold Tactical Optics introduced the next generation in practical, tactical rifle optics, ... Non-illuminated reticle options include Mil Dot, Duplex or Fine Duplex.

Leupold’s primary issue is with the adoption of a different reticle with Sig’s S-VPS winning bid, due to a shift in SOCOM’s changed preference for a Tremor8 etched and illuminated reticle ...

Since, the contract value increased $1.6m dollars and was split into two awards: $42.8m to Leupold for both illuminated and non-illuminated reticle versions of the Mark 6 3-18x44 riflescope with ...