[shocku]

i guess it got water in it on tuesday and i took off both ends and it was clear also i used a blow dryer to remove moisture and it still fogged on sat is it trash or any remedy

 

[joedjr]

What brand is it?

 

[shocku]

bsa

 

[BROWNING 10 GA]

upgrade to Leupold, it is likely to happen again so I would not be confident in using it

 

[hunterdan199]

trash . buy a leupold u will have it for the next 25 years.............

 

[shocku]

thought so

 

[birdshotnj]

No good, throw it out

 

[Buckster]

I believe there is supposed to be a gas inside to keep it from fogging. Needless to say there isn't any anymore!

 

[Bucksnbows]

You can get by in hunting with an inexpensive gun, but not an inexpensive scope...only buy quality optics (IMO)

 

[JcHiGgInS]

I believe there is supposed to be a gas inside to keep it from fogging. Needless to say there isn't any anymore!

x2

 

[00 buck]

Return scope for refund. Than get quality scope.

 

[alecsZ7]

I have a Leupold and had the same tying happen to me with the moisture inside of it. its not the scope, it just simply got water in it an created moisture. it'll eventually evaporate.

 

[acabtp]

I have a Leupold and had the same tying happen to me with the moisture inside of it. its not the scope, it just simply got water in it an created moisture. it'll eventually evaporate.

sorry man, but your scope is broken too. good scopes (like Leupolds) are purged with nitrogen or other inert gas and sealed with o-rings. if there is moisture in there something is wrong, get it repaired or replaced.

 

[Bucksnbows]

And be cautious of fake Leupolds built in China!!! For more info on that topic, visit the Leupold site. Apparently a lot of illegal knock-offs are/were being returned to Leupold for various quality issues and there is nothing they can do about fixing them. Basically, if you see an amazing price for a quality scope, do some more research because they may not be legit.