Leupold scopes.

activeviii

Well-Known Member
might be a bit of a silly question but, i have a leupold VX-III on the underside of the 30mm tube, where the front ring would sit, there is a hole/depression. about 2mm wide and 1mm deep. it is offset to about the 7 o'clock position.

only thing i can think of is for a scope ring to clip into to help stop the scope slipping back from recoil. think is i cant find a scope ring with a lug in it to fit.

whats the hole for please:oops:


Phil
 
Last edited:
hope the photo shows it. it is machined in at point of manufacturing i would say.
P1020021.jpg


secondhand scope.

I did drop a mail to Leupold as i was also looking for user guild but as of yet I have had no reply.


Phil.
 
Looks to neat to be a bodge job, and the serial number can be checked at gmk uk ltd, to make sure its a real one,

or could it be a way the tube is made during its manufacture, or another way that they now gas the scope when built/re-gas it after work has been done,

bob.
 
i think all Vx3 scopes have it.mine certainly does.
I read someowhere it was to do with gas purging but that sounded like bollox
 
I seam to remember something from years ago about a ring with a stud in that would lock into a hole in the scope tube to allow perfectly square lineament with the rifle but im not sure now. i have mailed leupold again to see if they can shed some light.
 
Back
Top