Can Redfield scopes be repaired?
Redfield Scopes will repair or replace with a new item (at their option) any Redfield Scopes product that is defective. Since Redfield ScopesRedfield Scopes will return the original item without a replacement. Some products cannot be repaired depending on the limited availability of parts.
Are old Redfield scopes good?
The old Redfields optical quality is poor in comparison to the new ones, but back then they were top shelf. The reality is, most Pa deer rifles see the light of day for a day or two each year. That type of hunter is correct in not spending $500 plus on a scope.
What is the warranty on Redfield scopes?
Redfield’s newest optics assortment continues a tradition of industry-leading standards and excellence that shooters, wildlife observers, and hunters have known for more than 100 years. Redfield optics are backed by a lifetime warranty from Academy.
Will Leupold refurbish a scope?
Can I have an existing scope refinished? Unfortunately, we cannot refinish a scope. To effectively remove scratches, dings, or ring marks, the affected area must be replaced. In these instances the Leupold Custom Shop can replace the maintube or other external parts.
Who makes the new Redfield scopes?
Leupold & Stevens will sell its Redfield brand to Academy, which will own brand rights and will develop and sell the gear exclusively across its 259 stores. Redfield joins several other hunting and fishing brands exclusive to Academy, the release states, including Magellan Outdoors, Monarch, H2O Xpress and Game Winner.
Did Leupold sell Redfield?
Leupold & Stevens, Inc., provider of the world’s most rugged, lightweight, and clear sport optics, is pleased to announce the sale of the Redfield brand to Academy Sports + Outdoors (“Academy”) (NASDAQ: ASO).
Who bought Redfield scopes?
Academy Sports and Outdoors
A brand of binoculars and scopes used by hunters and birders will be sold to Academy Sports and Outdoors for an undisclosed amount, according to a news release. Leupold & Stevens will sell its Redfield brand to Academy, which will own brand rights and will develop and sell the gear exclusively across its 259 stores.