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Most things I have read say its down to personal preference as they are both top of the line.
Leica
Pros:
- Better range finder
- Integrated custom ballistic solution capability
Cons:
- Bigger and heavier
- Another chunk more expensive
Swarovski
Pros:
- Lighter compact unit
- Better price
Cons:
- No custom ballistic solution
- Range finder not as grunty (but still plenty good enough)
I have also been told by retailers that their experience has shown Swarovski much easier to deal with for warranty issues and repair / replacement etc. I cant go wrong either way but keen to see if anyone has experience with both.
Cheers team.
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