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Watch our comparison of the 1280's here


Digital zoom may blur image details, but LEAP L12R sharpens them with AI algorithms.
RET Technology fills in missing details when zoomed, keeping images smooth and clear.
Dynamic Scene Adaptation balances bright and dark areas, preserving local details.
Sharper Edge Definition enhances edges for clearer target separation.






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Return to Center Function (RTC)
The RTC feature automatically resets the reticle to the center position on the y-axis after zeroing, enabling you to have a more comfortable field of view and making it easier to maintain focus on the target. This feature enhances precision shooting and target acquisition.
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It does. The laser rangefinder is built in and measures out to 1,312 yards with accuracy of about ±1.09 yards. The metal lens cover closes over both the objective and the LRF window, so the rangefinder stays protected while you're walking in.
Two power sources work together: an internal 4000 mAh battery and a swappable 18650 cell. RIX rates the pair at up to 6.5 hours at 72°F. You can also run it from 5V USB-C, which is handy with a power bank during long sits in a blind.
RIX Optics designs the LEAP, Storm, Titan and STRIDE lines and sells them under the RIX name. Warranty coverage comes from RIX as the manufacturer, and if you ever need it, we help you get in touch with them so you aren't sorting it out alone.