12-16-2011, 10:21 AM
Premier Reticles used to do custom Leupold work, but I don't know if that included a zero-stop feature. I think it was more reticle and FFP stuff. Kenton Industries does custom knobs, but a zero-stop mechanism needs to be built from the ground up usually.
It's a shame, because the new Leupold Mk IV glass is quite impressive-very sharp, with beautiful light transmission and excellent color representation. I was pretty blown away looking through one recently, to be honest, and I wrote off Leupold a long time ago. The turrets are still mushy on a lot of their stuff, so that is non-starter for me.
They would really have something if they took care of the turrets for positive click value, and added a zero-stop, with turret increments matching the reticles.
It's a shame, because the new Leupold Mk IV glass is quite impressive-very sharp, with beautiful light transmission and excellent color representation. I was pretty blown away looking through one recently, to be honest, and I wrote off Leupold a long time ago. The turrets are still mushy on a lot of their stuff, so that is non-starter for me.
They would really have something if they took care of the turrets for positive click value, and added a zero-stop, with turret increments matching the reticles.