Thread: Leupold VX6 4-24x52

The new VX6 4-24 x 52 arived in the country yesterday, I saw it today whilst picking up a VX6 CDS cap for a client, that took a while.........

Here are the specs from Leupold

Leupold Optics VX-6 4-24x52mm Side Focus CDS - | Leupold Optics

They appear to be a little different to the scope I saw.
It looked very nice, seemed a little heavy, with the 34mm tube it had about 80 moa to dial.
The reticle looked pretty good but no number marking on it & I'm not sure which power it "works" on.
I guess the hash marks were 1 moa.
The turrets have caps on them.
Pretty impressed with it going by my very brief look at it.

How much they got on it?

80 MOA , better off with an ATAC-R

Hmmm hopefully that means my cds cap is there too.

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took a while
Not really sure what they are thinking with reticle

specs only show 68 MOA , you using the same measuring device you use to measure your water

Originally Posted by Looseunit

specs only show 68 MOA , you using the same measuring device you use to measure your water

You got !!!

Imagine 68 moa in a 34 mm tube, still more than a moa S&B

The 20 moa turret goes around 4 times or so, 80 ish moa

Originally Posted by Looseunit

80 MOA , better off with an ATAC-R

Ya what? Twice the price and 15oz heavier... Not even similar. Almost think you were selling Nightforce

I'm quite interested to see one of these, could be a really good option for a light LR rig, especially with CDS dials on it including a properly marked windage dial

If you can click in the range and wind easily why bother with the dots ? I think they just confuse the issue .

I just saw one yesterday. Bloody light for a 34mm tube. The reticle looks real good too, almost the same as the TMR. I don't like the capped turrets, but thats only because I WILL loose them eventually if I owned one.
What's with the eyepiece too. It just looks like it was rushed? Tacky writing and an odd looking diopter adjustment? Maybe just me? All up a pretty clever scope (bout time too) from loopy.

price? and who stocks them

Hamills Hastings (name changed now though, Range to River?) has a 3-18x40 and 4-24x52