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The Leupold Integral Mounting System eliminates scope-height and eye-relief problems associated with tactical rifles.
November 30, 2011
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Early Monday morning I received a call from NRA Secretary Edward J. “Jim” Land, Jr., USMC (Ret.). Jim has the difficult, and at times enviable, job of running the corporation part of the Association, including the NRA Annual Meetings and the NRA Board Meetings. A shooter’s shooter, Jim is double distinguished, was a Marine officer in Vietnam and is one of the fathers of the modern Marine Corps sniping program.
August 15, 2011
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“What is Leupold thinking with the CQBSS? It costs more than most used cars,” wrote one budget-conscious NRA member. “Who can afford $6,000 for a scope?” Yes, it is indeed spendy, and to paraphrase my friend and colleague American Rifleman Shooting Editor Glenn M. Gilbert as he wrote in the May issue, if one has the means, it is an impressive optical device that is innovative, feature-laden and rugged. It is the first of its kind; capable of handling several different roles—from door-kicking to sniping—currently served by different optics within the same military unit. But with that versatility comes cost, weight and size.
May 19, 2011
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Though expensive, if you have the means, Leupold’s Mark 8 CQBSS is an excellent choice.
March 21, 2011
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Designed for close range, this shotgun/muzzleloader scope has a parallax preset for 75 yards.
December 20, 2010
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New tactical scope continues the two top companies' partnership to bring cutting-edge technology to the U.S. Army's sniper weapons system.
September 21, 2010
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The Oregon-based optics manufacturer has created a textbook example of strong branding. The Leupold brand is associated with extremely high quality, yet with a mid-range price. Now that’s a trick! Whenever you can deliver a perception of quality that far exceeds the price, you’re rocking.
July 28, 2010
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Consumer confidence is in the news more than usual these days, what with the economy looking like Jerry Cooney after the 10th round. Even though that term has a specific meaning in macro-economics, it led me to ponder a similar matter—brand loyalty.
July 27, 2010
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Made Right, Made Here.
March 12, 2010
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