Scope question - focussing range of eyepiece

[Racalman]

Does anyone know the focussing range in dioptres of the eyepiece on a Leupold Mk 4 LR/T scope please.

Google has failed me on this one.

[Topdogpippin]

There are probably many better suited to help you and I am sure they will step forward. In the meantime could you be a bit more specific about the problem? The focusing ring on the ocular bell (the bit you look through) is only there to assist you to compensate for the focusing parameter of your own viewing eye, master or not. This merely serves to adjust your visit. So that it is corrected to focus on the reticle. If this is the question you are looking for the diopter range of that particular scope and making your Google or other search engine, that specific may yield the answer you are looking for.

Pause for checking!

Hmm having had a look myself you are right! Even on the 44 page manufacturers handbook on the website this technical feature isn't covered so I presume they figure the overall range is enough to to cover a hawk to Mr MaGoo!

Best TDP

[Racalman]

Well I know that my March scope has an adjustment range of -2/+1 dioptres because I asked the importers. I can't find any info on the range the Leupold provides.

I need to be able to compensate for my eyes.

[Chuck]

Why not just email Leupold support and ask the question???

The email address is productspecialist@leupold.com and they usually reply within a couple of days as they are always busy.

Hope that helps.