I notice that a number of Target shooters use Leupold target scopes. Excellent optics and repeatable click adjustments.
A few years ago I talked to an optical company. There are only a few glass manufacturers, and a few lense makers. Everybody buys from the same people, the difference is in the tolerances/specifications and price.
The Club President (CP) bought a Zeiss. He took it to the range and tried to compare with other scopes he had. The distance was 200 yards he had shapes and grids on the target boards. Then he let some young whipper snappers look through the scopes for a second opinion. They could see things he could not.
So he gave up.
At some point, you will need an optical interferometer to tell the difference between lenses.
Or a teenager.
A few years ago I talked to an optical company. There are only a few glass manufacturers, and a few lense makers. Everybody buys from the same people, the difference is in the tolerances/specifications and price.
The Club President (CP) bought a Zeiss. He took it to the range and tried to compare with other scopes he had. The distance was 200 yards he had shapes and grids on the target boards. Then he let some young whipper snappers look through the scopes for a second opinion. They could see things he could not.
So he gave up.
At some point, you will need an optical interferometer to tell the difference between lenses.
Or a teenager.