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Both brands originate from Europe. Leica is from Wetzlar in Germany and Swarovski from Wattens in Austria.
Both brandes offer items of best quality.
Swarovski Z6i gen.2 2-12x50 and Leica Magnus 1.8-12x50i are both rifle scopes for mountain hunting.
Both Leica and Swarovski are brands that have been on the market very long. Swarovski began in 1895 and Leica in 1869.
Video review of the Swarovski Rifle Scopes
Read Swarovski Z6i 2-12x50 Riflescope Review
Read Leica Magnus 1.8-12x50 i Riflescope Review
Swarovski Z6i gen.2 2-12x50 BT SR riflescopes offer the same characteristics as the 1.7-10x42, but sacrifice some field of vision width for greater usefulness in the dark and long distance shooting. It is aimed at those who hunt more by stalking game in the dark then hunt driven game.
Both scopes are under 3000€. Leica is slightly more expensive, it costs 2575€ and Swarovski is 2550€.
Leica is slightly heavier than swarovski. It has 700g, while Swarovski has 570g.
Leica is few mm shorter than Swarovski. It has 340mm and Swarovski has 343mm.
Both have the same tube diameter, 30mm.
Leica has better Diopter settings -4 / +3 and Swarovski has - 3.0 / + 2.0.
Both rifle scopes have fixed parralax.
Swarovski has maximal magnification of 12x and minimal is 2x, while Leica has better minimal magnification with 1.8x it has maximal magnification of 12x.
Leica has better Field of View. Its maximal is 22.5m/100m and minimal is 3.7m/100m.
Swarovski has minimal 3.5m/100m and maximal 21m/100m.
Swarovski has better eye relief 95mm vs 90mm in Leica.
Swarovski doesnt transmit as much light as Swarovski. It transmits only 90% while Leica transmits 91%.
Eye relief
Edge sharpness
Temperature range
Zero stop
Lenght
Field of view
Diopter settings
Metal BDC turret
Smaller dot size
Price
Parralex fixed at 100m
