The term" Leopold scopes" is a very common misspelling of the popular Leupold riflescope line that is based out of Beaverton, OR. Founded in 1907 by Fred Leupold, the company was originally focused on repairing surveying equipment.
Originally known as Leupold & Voelpel, in 1942 the company changed the name to Leupold & Stevens Instruments Co. In 1947, Leupold decides to enter the sports optics markets and offers it's first scope, called the Plainsmen.
The Plainsmen was popular and led to a contract with the U.S. military in 1947 and 1948. Nearly every riflescope produced during this time suffered from a common problem that involved the scope fogging up during temperature changes or elevation changes. In 1949, Leopold solved this problem by becoming the first rifle scope company to purge all the air from the scope and refill with nitrogen.
Leupold called the process "weather-proof" and this new technology launched sales to new heights. Due to the success of their scope line, Leopold decides to launch new scope lines and delve deeper into the sport optics market.
They went on to add other optical lines including binoculars, spotting scopes, compact scopes, pistol scopes, shotgun scopes, and range finders.
Today, Leupold is one of the best known brands in sporting optics and produces a fantastic line of rifle scopes that pretty much dominate the market when it come to high-end, precision scopes for use in hunting, law enforcement and military applications.
While a number of rifle scope competitors are based in the US, they are using parts imported from all over the world. Leopold is one of the few US optical companies that still builds everything in the United States.
Leupold scopes carry with them a sterling reputation for accuracy, rugged construction, absolute watertight integrity, and they are so reliable that they come backed by Leupold's full lifetime guarantee. If Leupold can't repair the issue, they will send you a new replacement.
Leupold is currently making rifle scopes for nearly every application. Some of the more popular models include the Rifleman series, VX II, VX III, and VX-7. Leupold scopes aren't cheap, but they are far less expensive than most all of their European counterparts; and will outperform most competitors.
If you in the market for a high performance scope and want the best that you can afford, then consider a leupold. They have enough models to fit most any budget and I guarantee that you won't be sorry.
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 Leupold mark 4 35 10x40BRAND NEWModel 58850  US $1,329.00
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 Mark 45 14x50mm LRT M1 Rifle Scope Leupold Lens Pen US $213.49
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 NEW LEUPOLD EURO 30 RIFLE SCOPE 3 9X50 DUPLEX 54135 US $424.99
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 NEW LEUPOLD FX I DUPLEX RIMFIRE RIFLE SCOPE 4X28 58680 US $209.99
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 NEW LEUPOLD VX I WIDE DUPLEX SCOPE 3 9X50MM MATTE 58210 US $279.99
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 LEUPOLD 56940 3 9X50MM VXII GERMAN 4 MATTE US $449.95
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 New Leupold vx 7 vx7 15 6x24mm scope 63115 xt duplex US $1,155.00
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 LEUPOLD EURO 30 2 7X33 DPLX MATTE LP54115 US $439.39
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 LEUPOLD EURO 30 3 9X40 GER 4 MATTE LP54130 US $469.39
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 LEUPOLD EURO 30 3 9X50 DPLX MATTE 30MM LP54135 US $479.39
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 Leupold 45 14x50 VX 3 Rifle scope 66295 Matte Duplex US $659.95
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 LEUPOLD EURO 30 4 12X40 DPLX MATTE LP54140 US $479.39
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 Leupold 3 9x40mm Rifle Scope European 30 NIB US $399.99
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 LEUPOLD RFLMAN 2 7X33 WIDE DPLX MATTE LP56150 US $229.39
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