[stagpanther]

Finally found something I definitely do not like about the scope--and leaves me scratching my head as to why Leupold did this. The windage turret zero is offset so that it appears higher up on the scope body--say at roughly 10:30 instead of the normal 9:00 or 12:00. Presumably this is to make it easier to see, but I find it confusing/difficult to figure out what the setting actually is (if you're not carefully keeping count of the clicks). I'm sure the intent is to make it easier to adjust without coming off the sight picture; but I find I have to do the opposite--and in fact have to get above the scope to see if the hash line is properly lined up, which itself is hard to discern since it's at an angle to the turret.