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About LinkBacksI am interested in the Leupold VX2 1-4x20mm and VX3I 1.5-5x20mm scopes.
Mainly from the weight side of things they are pretty light 8.1 and 9.3 ounces respectively.
One thing I have found interesting is if you check weights the Leupolds compared to similar scopes appear to be pretty much the lightest.
Has anyone who uses them provide comment on what they are like to use for instance on the change of light or in dark bush.
And in general.
Looking at maybe putting one on a .222.
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