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Redfield Is Back!
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Larry Caldwell
Jan 3, 2010, 10:24:10 PM1/3/10
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If you have seen this month's Shooting Times, you know that Leupold
bought the Redfield name, and is manufacturing a $149 US-made hunting
scope at its Beaverton, Oregon factory.
bought the Redfield name, and is manufacturing a $149 US-made hunting
scope at its Beaverton, Oregon factory.
It's nothing flashy, but the reviews indicate it is a well made,
economical scope that is positioned to go head to head with the mid-
range imports. Leupold is offering their standard lifetime warranty on
new Redfield scopes, but is not doing warranty service on old Redfield
scopes.
There is a Redfield web site up, but so far there isn't much on it.
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Ledgewalker
Jan 13, 2010, 5:25:47 AM1/13/10
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Sure, I�ll buy one, why not. To me it's a Leupold. My last buy from
them was I believe a Rifleman and I have no complaints. It�s as good
as I need for what I do, and under $200 fits right in my budget. I�m
glad to see at least the Redfield name is on it made by a quality USA
company which is rare by today�s standards. Unlike Leupold I hope they
at least put some lens caps in the box, but no big deal...
them was I believe a Rifleman and I have no complaints. It�s as good
as I need for what I do, and under $200 fits right in my budget. I�m
glad to see at least the Redfield name is on it made by a quality USA
company which is rare by today�s standards. Unlike Leupold I hope they
at least put some lens caps in the box, but no big deal...
Ray,
(Si vis pacem
para bellum)
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