Leapers vs tasco..
To be honest..I have never heard of a leapers scope till I found this site..I wonder if they have some type of cult following?? haha.. I have a dozen or so Tasco’s and have never even as much had the paint start peeling on one of them.. some are over 25 years old..they go from my .177 rws to .17 hummer to a 30-06.. My 6mm that I deer hunt with has held zero for 8 years..I have never taken the caps off after the initial sight in.. So if you dont mind and have the time tell me about the leapers..thanks!!
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I have Tasco 2.5-10×40 Varmint Scopes on several of my guns and think they are great.
I’ve owned a few different types of leapers, but the only one I kept was a true strength one on a Springer. I greatly prefer the tasco over the leapers.
Well, I’ve never owned Tasco’s, but from what you say about yours I think I might just stick with them. I’ve had two Leapers scopes and have had problems with both of them. The QC dept at Leapers seem to have a bit to be desired. Getting a good Leapers seems to be kind of a crap shoot, but then again many here get good ones and are happy with them. If you were to get a good one with no problems, then it’s worth it, and are decent scopes with good features, for the money you pay.
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im with YN on this one…the tasco varmint2.5-10×42 is great, how ever the 6-24 varmint is not, it looks like it got catarax or something.
at least the tasco’s turrets actually change stuff, i have had leapers that took several clicks without any thing happening, and then all of a sudden 2 shots later it moves a bunch….plus some of them have changed poi with temperature…
i made the change to bushnell, the legend can be had cheap and is light years ahead of leapers, only missing sidefocus