opinions on 20-60x80 leupold sequoia

[bmf1321]

is this a good scope?

[DesertBull]

I can only go by what others have told me and that is that the Sequoia line of scopes is not up to the normal quality of the Leupold products.

 

I have been reseaching scopes too, in that price range, and have concluded that the Nikon Fieldscope is the superior scope.

[azryan]

i have the 15x-45x and its ok...not the best..but for now it does the job for me...i dont use it that much anyways, i use my binos the most when glassing, but i would agree with desertbull on the nikon one...it will be better plus they have the best warranty. i will sell you mine if u want

[davecinaz]

i have the 15x-45x and its ok...not the best..but for now it does the job for me...i dont use it that much anyways, i use my binos the most when glassing, but i would agree with desertbull on the nikon one...it will be better plus they have the best warranty. i will sell you mine if u want

 

What about the Nikon Sky and Earth - any opinions on this?

[gr8fuldoug]

I can only go by what others have told me and that is that the Sequoia line of scopes is not up to the normal quality of the Leupold products.

 

I have been reseaching scopes too, in that price range, and have concluded that the Nikon Fieldscope is the superior scope.

 

The better choices would include:

Nikon Filedscope

Minox MD 62 (ED)

Pentax PF65ED

[azryan]

i dont have any opinions and the sky and earth one I have looked at it before, but still i would agree that it is the superior

[azhuntnut]

Stick with the Nikon, it has the better glass and the best warranty. I think the new Cabelas has the Nikon on sale right now for a pretty good deal. David

[davecinaz]

Stick with the Nikon, it has the better glass and the best warranty. I think the new Cabelas has the Nikon on sale right now for a pretty good deal. David

 

do you know by chance which model is on sale and for how much?