Name: Leupold 6x20 D-EVO Prismatic Riflescope, Matte Black with CMR-W Reticle
Brand: Leupold
SKU: LD120322
Price: 999.99 USD
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 4.5 (6 reviews)

Leupold 6x20 D-EVO Prismatic Riflescope, Matte Black with CMR-W Reticle

Leupold D-EVO

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Leupold D-EVO 

23% Off: Leupold 6x20 D-EVO Prismatic Riflescope, Matte Black with CMR-W Reticle Buy now & save $300. Fixed Power: 4x to 6x, Objective Diameter: 20mm, Reticle: Non-Illuminated, Reticle Design: Rangefinder, Riflescope Tube Diameter: Integrated Mount

NOTHING on the market like this set up with your red dot or the Leupold options. 6 degrees of eye movement between the two. Enough said!

Best 6x combo with red dot.

This is an amazing scope. I had a really hard time weather to invest in an Acog or get the D-evo. Ended up going with that D-eve because of the 6x ( better able to spot hits/misses) and the low profile that it has when mounted. Running a delta point pro in front of the scope. I can easily go out to 600 meters with a 5.56 62 grain open tip brass round from Winchester. I love this scope. But it does have its quirks. Just like the Acog it has a very small eye box that isn't very forgiving if not properly set up. I wish this scope was illuminated.

Recommend

Great product! 
I bought both the LCO and the D-EVO and use it on my .308 rifle.
The LCO and the D-EVO are a perfect match. Using it is intuitive and the fixed 6x magnification is just fine. Image is crisp and clear, and the bullet drop compensated reticle with range estimation is really precise. Incredibly easy to operate.

However, there are two aspects where the D-EVO needs improvement:
one, the reticle ends at only 600m, and there is plenty of empty space below the 600m mark when looking through the D-EVO - why not extend the reticle to 800m or 1000m? Would make it much more precise at ranges beyond 600m.
two, the reticle is poorly visible in low light or night time conditions - a gentle illumination would make it much more useful at dawn, dusk, or even at night.

When looking at the LCO, theres only two things I would improve: 
one, less light exposure from the frontal aspect. If you will ever get to use it in a hostile environment, don't set it to really low brightness level, it's a decent beacon to tell the enemy where you're at.
two, a brightness setting in between level 4 and 5 (one too dark, next a little too bright in some situations)

I would buy it again, am really pleased about it!

Another great product from Leupold. The D EVO combine with the LCO is the perfect combination for coyote hunting. If it's close, use the LCO, if it's far use the D EVO, all while maintaining proper cheek weld and not having to adjust focus, parallax, or magnification. Put simply its perfection.

Perfection.

I put the DEVO / LCO combo on my patrol rifle about a year ago. I've grown to love it. For a backup sighting system I put a Crimson Trace laser grip / light on it. Super fast with the laser, gets me to the LCO and then for accuracy the DEVO x6 is right there. Only fits in our vertical rifle racks. As I get older that 6x becomes even more important to me.

Patrol Rifle

But it has no provisions to be compatible with back-up or transition sights.It does not come with a QD mount.Nor is it compatible with weapon mounted night vision.Until these issues are addressed in a up dated version I'll stick with the Elcan Spectre Dr in 4x and 6x for Carbine applications.