Reviews - Leapers 5th Gen 6X32 Mini Size Range Estimating Mil-Dot Scope SCP-632MD1 Reviews - LP-RS-SCP-632MD1

Author: Pervertedewok (verified customer) from Hamilton, NJ on Feb 12, 2009
Pros:  Cheap, positive no-tool adjustment clicks, good optics for money
Cons:  The crosshairs are quite thick.
Would recommend:  yes

Pervertedewok wrote:

Leapers scopes are cheap and usually quite reliable. This scope is no different. Please note that most leapers scopes are for airguns, so the optics are braced for front and rear recoil. Most gun scopes are only braced for rearward recoil. This makes the scopes a little more resistant to bumps and so on.

Author: shooter (verified customer) , shooter, from simi Valley,ca on Jan 26, 2009
Pros:  easy to sight in
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

shooter wrote:

wow,this is a great little scope, could probably spend lot more for less, gotta buy 3-9x mil dot next

Author: Pervertedewok (verified customer) from Hamilton, NJ on Jan 17, 2009
Pros:  Very short scope, integral lense covers, reasonably bright optics
Cons:  Dead spot near the middle of x and y travel adjustment, thick crosshairs
Would recommend:  yes

Pervertedewok wrote:

Bought this for a Marlin Papoose, which is a very small rifle. In addition, the rifle is a takedown, so the barrel is detachable. This scope fit the bill perfectly: short, decent optics and cheap. You get what you pay for. As far as most Leaper's products are concerned, the durability is great. I've had a number of Leapers scopes on hard-kicking air rifles, centerfires and rimfires alike. This particular scope has especially thick crosshairs. There was also a 3-4 click deadspot right in the middle of both the x and y adjustments. Overall very good buy for the money.