Leupold Mark 6 Throw Lever

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posted on July 29, 2014
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Leupold has introduced the Mark 6 Throw Lever, an accessory for Leupold Mark 6 riflescopes, which allows a hunter or marksman to make quick magnification adjustments, even when wearing gloves.

The Mark 6 Throw Lever clamps over the magnification adjustment ring on the Leupold Mark 6 family of riflescopes, providing a point of traction. Exclusively available through Alamo Four Star, the Throw Lever has an MSRP of $189.99. Leupold Throw Lever

Supported by a team of dedicated engineers, the Leupold Tactical Optics staff works with American warfighters, law enforcement personnel and competitive shooters to design and build products that meet their needs. Currently, more long-range Leupold Tactical Optics are in service with the U.S. military than any other brand.

For more, go to Leupold.com.

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