Leupold

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It's not what you can see, but what you can't see that marks a dramatic change for Leupold's 2009 line. The company tossed all its old VX-3 scopes--no kidding. They were completely redesigned from the ground up. The 18 new VX-3 scopes feature an all-new lens system, the same used in the VX-7, which improves dawn and dusk performance. Diamondcoat 2 provides enhanced abrasion resistance, and a new Generation II waterproofing system utilizing argon and krypton gas seals the scopes against the elements. Borrowing the internals of Leupold's military/law enforcement-grade Mark 4s, two springs instead of one now keep the erector assembly in place. The scopes also come with the new Custom Dial System (CDS). Just call in your serial number after purchase, and Leupold will send you a half-height target turret with the correct drop adjustments for your particular cartridge. What did these improvements do to the price? The average VX-3 scope should only see a 10-percent increase.

VX-3 Riflescopes
We pushed everything to the limit to make the VX®-3 at home on your favorite rifle, whether you are hunting whitetail from a treestand, or stalking sheep in rugged terrain. We've loaded the VX-3 with optical technology: Xtended Twilight Lens System, DiamondCoat 2 lens coating, blackened lens edges, second generation waterproofing, twin bias spring erector system, and cryogenically treated adjustments. It's all there to help you make the shots of a lifetime.

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