Thread: Leupold Question

Some companies in their advertising say VX3 4.5-14x40.
Some say VXIII 4.5-14x40

Leupold on their site say VX3. The scope however has on it in the "gold" band VXIII.
Surely its all the same thing and just the result of some drunkeness correspondence between marketing and engineering
or are there actually two different versions (Older or maybe Newer)
of the same thing. If thats the case anyone know what the differences could be ?

VX3 is the latest model from the previous VX-III. It has the better lens coatings and few other improvements. Which is again different from the original (older) Vari-X III.

Originally Posted by kiwijames

VX3 is the latest model from the previous VX-III. It has the better lens coatings and few other improvements. Which is again different from the original (older) Vari-X III.

Thanks for that.. Have you used both ? If so much difference or splitting hares excuse the pun !!

Vx3 also has double sprung adjustments like the mk4 vxIII does not.

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It never ceases to amaze me how you fellahs know this stuff about riufles and scopes. I am definitely in the minority with my "pick it up, use it, put it away approach"

It's because the Chinese don't reconize Roman numerals

Originally Posted by Rushy

It never ceases to amaze me how you fellahs know this stuff about riufles and scopes. I am definitely in the minority with my "pick it up, use it, put it away approach"

Yes, Yes you are

Originally Posted by 7mmsaum

Yes, Yes you are

I am quite happy in that corner though.

Originally Posted by Rushy

I am quite happy in that corner though.

We like you there........

Originally Posted by 7mmsaum

We like you there........

Yeh the last thing you need me doing is jumping in to the techo threads as though I know shit. It would be even worse still if I started reloading