I mounted one (different model, but still an imported Leupold) on a 270 Win rifle, zeroed at 100 yards, shot about 10 rounds. Then I went to 400 yard target and held for proper elevation using mil dots in scope, seemed to be fine. I was able to put 3 rounds in 5 inch area without any other adjustments. I shoot quite a bit and use handload ammo that I have tested for each rifle I own. I don't know long term on this scope, but initial setup and use was fine. Not Leupold quality by any means, looking inside tube you will immediately see it's not original quality as the inside finish is incomplete at best, lack of coating on metal, rough surface, etc..I found it on par with other sub $100 scopes, I would rather buy a Bushnell for the same money and feel better about warranty.
These fake counterfeit knockoff scopes don't have any warranty. A buddy bought one and said it wasn't nearly as good as the real thing and could easily tell it was a fake just by looking through it. He said it looked like a typical cheap Chinese made scope that cost under $100.
We shoot these scopes on Air rifles... A couple of my buddies have originals on their air rifles and we're wondering how the copy would fare... I'm sorry you didn't find it useful but it answered a question we had... I only shoot airguns so that's all I care to test it on
a buddy of mine bought one of those 4.5-14x40AO off wish for $61 & had a coupon code that got extra $25 off shipping was $12 = $48 total it Does looks nice The Parallax Ring is off a bit @ 100 yds you have to put the ring around the 150 yds mark can't adjust the Lens to correct it because they glued the locking ring , the Glass is OK I say its Equal to a Simmons Pro Hunter He has it on a 22 hornet and so far has help up great , Is it worth the $48 he Spent YES ! Again its as good as a higher end Simmons Scope for sure there probably made in the same China Factory .
It's a piece of crap. Will not hold zero. It's a fake. Glass is good but it cannot handle a 30 cal. I doubt it would hold a 22. I've got several Leupolds this is a boat anchor.
You knew what the risk was when you bought them. Counterfeit items aren't nearly as good as the real things. They don't have any warranty either. Try using them on a toy airsoft gun. Might work fine.
Not necessarily. It's like saying when a kid puts Ferrari stickers on his Mitsubishi he is hurting Ferrari. Ferrari had no chance of ever selling to that guy so he never stole business from them. The people buying fakes know they are fakes 90% of the time and they do it because they can't afford the legit one. What would hurt a company is coming out with a quality scope that was indistinguishable for 1/10 the price with same logos. But that rarely happens.
@@realeyesrealize388 This is an awesome comparison, I agree with your stand point. To further reinforce this, I have the knock off Eotech and Acog, I purchased both while knowing they were fakes. Both have great quality, hold a zero on .556 and both look nearly identical to the real deal (there are still some differences and down falls with the fakes). But my point is, I knew they were fake and knew that I could never afford $1300 for an Acog and $1500 for Eotech. Honestly, a lot of these counterfeits provide something that authentic can not, Price/quality ratio. You get identical looks, near equal performance but for literally 1/10th the cost. The counterfeit products may look and operate in an identical capacity to the authentic, but no business was ever stolen because the authentic dealers were never going to sell their products in my affordable price range.
Stealing intellectual property typical of them Commies for sure. I seen fake Duracell batteries selling dirt cheap and many Chinese fake stuff with name brand labels on them at the Dollar Store.
Maybe so but I didn't tell them to hold my first born for ransom till payed of there prices are stupid same as with rage broad heads I'm not paying it.
No I'm sorry I have no personal interest in real guns. I don't own any and can't be bothered to jump through the hoops we have to here in the UK. Thankyou for watching the video tho...
These "replicas" (which are not identified as "replicas") might be OK for guns with minimum power, like an air gun, some airsoft or even low power firearms. These cheap scope will likely not hold up on high power rifles, and Leupold has a warning for buyers on their website about Wish and these scope. Forget the lifetime warranty... that's 100% dishonest in their representation.
Mounted one of these on a winchester 88 in .243 , have killed several cats with it it holds zero. Unfortunately one of the cats belonged to my sister in law , shes pissed ! I have since switched to playing chess, my bunions have kept me from hunting
I’m sure it’ll hold up just PERFECT!!!. 😂😂If any problems.... just box that China-Doll right up with your Wish receipt of $61.... and I’m sure the Leupold folks will box you a $500 scope and send right your way and make it right!!!!😂😂😂😂
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I mounted one (different model, but still an imported Leupold) on a 270 Win rifle, zeroed at 100 yards, shot about 10 rounds. Then I went to 400 yard target and held for proper elevation using mil dots in scope, seemed to be fine. I was able to put 3 rounds in 5 inch area without any other adjustments. I shoot quite a bit and use handload ammo that I have tested for each rifle I own. I don't know long term on this scope, but initial setup and use was fine. Not Leupold quality by any means, looking inside tube you will immediately see it's not original quality as the inside finish is incomplete at best, lack of coating on metal, rough surface, etc..I found it on par with other sub $100 scopes, I would rather buy a Bushnell for the same money and feel better about warranty.
Is it waterproof and fog proof
On ebay I bought a fake bushnell that was pure junk but lesson learned for me
These fake counterfeit knockoff scopes don't have any warranty. A buddy bought one and said it wasn't nearly as good as the real thing and could easily tell it was a fake just by looking through it. He said it looked like a typical cheap Chinese made scope that cost under $100.
You cannot test a scope with a air rifle!!! There is no recoil involved.
We shoot these scopes on Air rifles... A couple of my buddies have originals on their air rifles and we're wondering how the copy would fare... I'm sorry you didn't find it useful but it answered a question we had... I only shoot airguns so that's all I care to test it on
Air guns are fun toys for some people.
a buddy of mine bought one of those 4.5-14x40AO off wish for $61 & had a coupon code that got extra $25 off shipping was $12 = $48 total it Does looks nice The Parallax Ring is off a bit @ 100 yds you have to put the ring around the 150 yds mark can't adjust the Lens to correct it because they glued the locking ring , the Glass is OK I say its Equal to a Simmons Pro Hunter He has it on a 22 hornet and so far has help up great , Is it worth the $48 he Spent YES ! Again its as good as a higher end Simmons Scope for sure there probably made in the same China Factory .
looks the part, but id bet it wouldnt stand up to the abuse a real one can
I would definitely agree
It's a piece of crap. Will not hold zero. It's a fake. Glass is good but it cannot handle a 30 cal. I doubt it would hold a 22. I've got several Leupolds this is a boat anchor.
You knew what the risk was when you bought them. Counterfeit items aren't nearly as good as the real things. They don't have any warranty either. Try using them on a toy airsoft gun. Might work fine.
Buying fake crap hurts legitimate companies and encourages counterfeiters. Not good.
Not necessarily. It's like saying when a kid puts Ferrari stickers on his Mitsubishi he is hurting Ferrari. Ferrari had no chance of ever selling to that guy so he never stole business from them. The people buying fakes know they are fakes 90% of the time and they do it because they can't afford the legit one. What would hurt a company is coming out with a quality scope that was indistinguishable for 1/10 the price with same logos. But that rarely happens.
@@realeyesrealize388 This is an awesome comparison, I agree with your stand point. To further reinforce this, I have the knock off Eotech and Acog, I purchased both while knowing they were fakes. Both have great quality, hold a zero on .556 and both look nearly identical to the real deal (there are still some differences and down falls with the fakes). But my point is, I knew they were fake and knew that I could never afford $1300 for an Acog and $1500 for Eotech. Honestly, a lot of these counterfeits provide something that authentic can not, Price/quality ratio. You get identical looks, near equal performance but for literally 1/10th the cost. The counterfeit products may look and operate in an identical capacity to the authentic, but no business was ever stolen because the authentic dealers were never going to sell their products in my affordable price range.
Stealing intellectual property typical of them Commies for sure. I seen fake Duracell batteries selling dirt cheap and many Chinese fake stuff with name brand labels on them at the Dollar Store.
Maybe so but I didn't tell them to hold my first born for ransom till payed of there prices are stupid same as with rage broad heads I'm not paying it.
Hello from across the pond hate to be the "American" to ask but did you do any testing with a real gun like a .308 or .223
No I'm sorry I have no personal interest in real guns. I don't own any and can't be bothered to jump through the hoops we have to here in the UK. Thankyou for watching the video tho...
Some airguns, like springers are harder on scopes than a high power rifle.
A bloody bargain for free mate.
These "replicas" (which are not identified as "replicas") might be OK for guns with minimum power, like an air gun, some airsoft or even low power firearms. These cheap scope will likely not hold up on high power rifles, and Leupold has a warning for buyers on their website about Wish and these scope. Forget the lifetime warranty... that's 100% dishonest in their representation.
They hold up great. I have a 44 mag rifle as well as a 7.62 rifle and it has been awesome
Mounted one of these on a winchester 88 in .243 , have killed several cats with it it holds zero. Unfortunately one of the cats belonged to my sister in law , shes pissed ! I have since switched to playing chess, my bunions have kept me from hunting
checkmate... I can't condone the cat business tho
How has this scope held up so far mate..? Been thinking about getting one, any problems with it as of yet..?
im actually really impressed with this scope on a pcp rifle...it has held zero fine...im still amazed at the clarity too...thanks for watching
@@CultofRust good to hear, that's great
Don't do what Danny does it does
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Would this hold up on a shotgun in your opinion
THOSE MOUNTS ARE SITTING UP TO HIGH
Wonder how it would hold to a 30-06 or 270 or do you think that would be to much recoil
i have no knowledge or experience with any live fire stuff so im afraid i couldnt tell. sorry
It will. I have one on a 7mm mag.
I’m sure it’ll hold up just PERFECT!!!. 😂😂If any problems.... just box that China-Doll right up with your Wish receipt of $61.... and I’m sure the Leupold folks will box you a $500 scope and send right your way and make it right!!!!😂😂😂😂
@@MrKstowe is the scope still holding up
@Chuçky Dubree yes I don't use either of those rifles a lot but they're still holding up fine. One on the 7 mm and one on a 300 win mag