Tactical Duplex
Tactical Duplex
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Leupold's motto is "America's Optics Authority." Founded in 1907 Leupold was a single man repair shop for surveying optical gear. He soon was joined by his brother in law Adam Voelpe. In 1914 J C Stevens joins the firm as a partner. His creation, the first water level recorder, increased the company's growth. Fred Leupold always believed that "customers deserved a fair deal."
Family legend says Fred Leupold's son Marcus missed a deer shot because of a fogged rifle scope. His vow that he could make a better scope led to the Leupold Company's 1949 entry into the sporting optics business with the plainsman 2.5X rifle scope. Utilizing abilities learned in the US Army Corps of Engineers, he bled off all the air in the scope and put in pure nitrogen. This kept water from entering the scope and fogging the lens. This development in rifle scopes promised Leupold a leadership role in America's optics business to this day.
Duplex reticle was introduced by Leupold back in 1962. Huge dark posts attached to the rifle scope's cross hairs made it easier for shooters to locate the center in poor visibility or light conditions. This evolved into the standard for all rifle scopes.
Nowadays Leupold makes tactical rifle scopes for law enforcement agencies and for the military. Tactical rifle scopes are built sturdy and meet higher standards than sporting scopes. Tactical scopes need the strength to survive the problems of combat and law enforcement uses such as SWAT teams. Leupold even creates rangefinders and range finding binoculars to aid tactical users locate and range targets quick enough for combat conditions.
To supplement sporting rifle scopes, Leupold makes spotting scopes and binoculars. These optical devices are renowned among bird watchers and other animal observers and surveyors. The spotting scopes have more range than binoculars. As the size and the weight increases the range also increases. The highest powered spotting scopes are too heavy to utilise by hand, so they come with a stand to support them.
Finally, Leupold makes golf rangefinders, handheld monocular devices which provide range information to a point selected by the user. This technology can cross over to sporting uses to determine if a target is in the range of a rifle.
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