Applause to Leopold !!!!!!!
I sent a damaged VII 3X9X40mm scope back to the factory. They called and told me they would replace it for free and wanted to know my choice of recticle. Today I received the brand new replacement. No hassle and no questions asked about what caused the severe damage. What a fine company and product. They mean what they say about a lifetime warranty and without begging or hissing hemorages required. And best of all it is made in America! Besides their high quality put into their products I would just bet they probably treat their employees like they do their good customers. I thanked them and offerd that I would put a message of allocades on the Gunbroker Forum for their great service to me on this problem I sent them. They were very pleased with my offer and thanked me. I salute Leopold and pledge my allegence to them on all future scope purchases. I hope this makes a difference to you guys when weighing the little extra cost on a quality scope and the company behind it. It sure worked for me. I dropped this scope and broke in half. owen219
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I heard that they finally got sick and tired of OryGun and are looking for a more hospitable state to which to relocate.
Doug0 -
My dad bought a 3x9 Leupold back in 1968. A year or couple years ago I got some fogging inside the scope and called them. Expected to have to pay, but all I had to do was send it and they sent me the scope back fixed with a letter dating the scope. Very friendly company and great product they stand behind. I only give my money to Leupold for optics. 0 -
It's always refreshing to hear that there are some companies that still do this. I have always been a fan of Burris and Leupold optics(although I only own one of the mentioned two so far) and will continue to be. Kudos to Leupold!
Jon0 -
Thats very good to hear. I'll by more Leopold scopes. 0 -
The first rifle i bought was not topped with a Leupold, but every one after that has been.
I have a 2x7 compact on a 243 that i let the boys use when they were younger. It is an older scope and was on the rifle when i got it in 1983. In 1998, i took it to the range and couldn't get it to group. I took it off, put it in a fedex box along with a note that had my address and in big bold letters - won't group - deer season starts Friday - (it was Monday when i sent it). Thursday night a UPS truck pulls up at the house with the repaired scope. ...And i direct you back to the first sentence in this post....0 -
I was in the local gunshop when another customer came in with a Leupold scope....well actually, just 1/2 of a Leupold scope. He wanted to return it but the store would not accept it as it was obviously not a manufacturing problem, but a running into a tree on a four wheeler kind of problem. The customer could not locate the other 1/2 of the scope. Anyway, the store agreed to send it back to Leuopold and while Leupold did not replace the scope for free, they sold the customer a new replacement for below wholesale cost. They did not have to do anything, but they helped the guy out and got him back out hunting again very quickly. 0
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