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Leupold Pioneer Spec/Measurements

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  • cody45
    Ive got a Gun Digest collection going back to the late forties. tell me what year your pioneer scope was marketed and Ill look up the info for ya.
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  • pfm41
    Thanks for the offer Cody. I don't have the scope yet but have one found and a line on a set of 7/8" rings. My concern is, will the scope mount far enough back to get the proper eye relief. I guess the figures I need are the eye relief and the distance from the eye piece to the rear of the front bell. I currently have a old B&L Baltur with a straight front objective and it has to be all the way to the rear. If you have those figures on both the 4X and the 2 1/2X it would be great. Thanks
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  • pfm41
    The Pioneer was made through the 1950's.
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  • Madman
    pfm;
    I have two of my pre-64 Model 70's set up with a 4x Pioneer system and they sit about normal. Not far back and sight picture comes up clear and quick when shouldered. Zero process is a trip, but doable. I have original instructions if needed could copy. E-mail me if so..

    Paul
    Mountain Magic Gunsmithing
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  • Ambrose
    I checked through some old 1950's Stoegers catalogs. The 4x Pioneer is listed as 11 1/2" long with eye relief at 3 1/2 or 3.7 inches (depending on which issue catalog you're looking in). The 2 1/2x is 10" long with 4" eye relief. No other dimensions are listed.
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  • studejong
    quote:Originally posted by Madman
    pfm;
    I have two of my pre-64 Model 70's set up with a 4x Pioneer system and they sit about normal. Not far back and sight picture comes up clear and quick when shouldered. Zero process is a trip, but doable. I have original instructions if needed could copy. E-mail me if so..

    Paul
    Mountain Magic Gunsmithing
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  • CapnMidnight
    I have an 8X Pioneer on a 98 Mauser actioned 250-3000, it has about 3 1/2" eye releif. Hope that helps.
    W.D.
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