Leupold crossbones less is more

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Carnivorous
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Leupold crossbones less is more

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Mounted my newly acquired crossbones on the nightmare.

It has a clean reticle with drop points out to 60 yards,superb glass for my eye!! :)

Sometimes less is more!

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Great glass and they weigh about HALF what a Hawke weighs! No, its not illuminated, but its bright enough that you aren't handicapped much if at all.
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flightattendant100 wrote:
Sun Aug 04, 2019 11:03 am
Great glass and they weigh about HALF what a Hawke weighs! No, its not illuminated, but its bright enough that you aren't handicapped much if at all.
Yep and made in the USA goes a long way for me! :)
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I keep looking at my Crossbones that looks lonely on the shelf. I might have to put it somewhere and put it to good use.
I doubt that I will ever sell it.
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I'm sure it would look good on my matrix :wave:
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Normous wrote:
Sun Aug 04, 2019 12:57 pm
I keep looking at my Crossbones that looks lonely on the shelf. I might have to put it somewhere and put it to good use.
I doubt that I will ever sell it.
Norm, I look at the one on my bow and think,” I might upgrade”...... naawwww. Don’t think it gets any better till you get to a Leupold illuminated scope. Others can’t hang!
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Love mine .Jeff . thanks for the heads up l thought they were gone that was a good deal thanks for the heads up.l like the simple crosshairs too.. It's a shame to put such a nice scope on a black crossbow.Send lt over l can spray the thing and fix it.
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I had 2 and loved them until my eyesight got worse and I started not being able to see the hash marks in low light situations. When I first got one I took it outside 15 minutes or so after darkthirty and could still make out my deer target well enough to make a kill shot.
But alas, old age and aging eyes caught up so I sold both of them and got scopes with illumination. Great glass in the Leupolds though.
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