Leupold AO & EFR

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This may be a stupid question, but what does EFR stand for?
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caseyboy wrote:This may be a stupid question, but what does EFR stand for?
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I think they have been taken over by the damn "bean counters". All they can think about is the next quarter profits and their bone-us. Lots of good companies have gone that way.
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Jason wrote:Yes, it's mandatory and it shouldn't be something you have to pay to have custom built for you. The VX3 6.5-20x40 EFR Target is a standard model. Make sure to get the one with the target dot reticle.

http://leupold.com/hunting-and-shooting ... fr-target/
Jason is this scope model # 66570 and has AIR RIFLE written on the gold ring.

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Yes, the 6.5-20 is that model number and the last one I that used had "air rifle" on it to made it very clear that it was rated for springer airguns.
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Thanks for that mate.
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