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bamaranger · July 10, 2014, 02:33 AM

I've got a friend, who suffered a house fire a few years back (second pal that went through that misery). Pal #2 is a member of this forum. A very avid and knowledgeable shooter. I've heard from mutual acquaintances helping him out salvaging his guns and gear afterwards, that the Leupold scopes in his possession that came through the fire were a train wreck cosmetically, but still usable. All other scopes were trashed.

Lots of possible variable reasons for that, but still, Leupolds are one tough scope.

July 10, 2014, 02:33 AM	#18
bamaranger Senior Member Join Date: October 9, 2009 Location: North Alabama Posts: 8,295	more I've got a friend, who suffered a house fire a few years back (second pal that went through that misery). Pal #2 is a member of this forum. A very avid and knowledgeable shooter. I've heard from mutual acquaintances helping him out salvaging his guns and gear afterwards, that the Leupold scopes in his possession that came through the fire were a train wreck cosmetically, but still usable. All other scopes were trashed. Lots of possible variable reasons for that, but still, Leupolds are one tough scope.