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orsogato · November 4, 1999, 05:21 PM

Woody,

Thanks for input. I agree w/ you on the Made in U.S.A deal. I am very undecided about which of these three scopes I want to opt for. All three manufacturers name's have great reputations among shooters. The Leupold is a lot of scope for the $$. In terms of quality all three are probably neck and neck.

Both the Swarovski and the Zeiss that I am looking at are made in the U.S.A. (That is why the $$ is under a grand). So I think Americans are employed making these particular scopes.

Like you said all three are excellent scopes. I just want to do this right. I dont want a piece of junk that will fog up on me at the worst time possible, or lose its cross hair setting at the slightest bump or bang to the scope.

November 4, 1999, 05:21 PM	#3
orsogato Senior Member Join Date: July 20, 1999 Location: Steeler Country Posts: 628	Woody, Thanks for input. I agree w/ you on the Made in U.S.A deal. I am very undecided about which of these three scopes I want to opt for. All three manufacturers name's have great reputations among shooters. The Leupold is a lot of scope for the $$. In terms of quality all three are probably neck and neck. Both the Swarovski and the Zeiss that I am looking at are made in the U.S.A. (That is why the $$ is under a grand). So I think Americans are employed making these particular scopes. Like you said all three are excellent scopes. I just want to do this right. I dont want a piece of junk that will fog up on me at the worst time possible, or lose its cross hair setting at the slightest bump or bang to the scope.