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Both brands come from Europe, to be more precise, Leica comes from Wetzlar in Germany and Swarovski comes from Wattens in Austria.
Both companies have a long tradition. Swarovski Optik was founded in 1895 and Lecia in 1869.
Both produce high-end Optics.
Swarovski Z8i 2.3-18x56 P is on the market since 2016 same is Leica Magnus 2.4-16x56 i.
Both Swarovski and Leica offer the best of the best premium scopes.
Leica Magnus i is the successor of the Magnus series (better and improved version), the first series
Swarovski Z8i 2.3-18x56 P VS Leica Magnus 2.4-16x56 i
Read Swarovski Z8i 2.3-18x56 Riflescope Review
Read Leica Magnus 2.4-16x56 i Riflescope Review
Both scopes are in the 3000€ range. Leica is the slightly cheaper one of the pair with 2.835,00€. Swarovski costs 3.300,00€
Swarovski is the lighter one of the two. It has 725g, while Leica has 785g.
Swarovski is just 4mm longer. It has 364mm and Leica has 360mm.
Both have the same tube diameter, 30mm.
Leica has much better diopter setting. It has (-4 / +3) and Swarovski has only (- 3.0 / + 2.0).
Both have adjustable Parallax 50m to infinity.
Swarovski has a better zoom. Its minimal magnification is 2.3x, while Leica has 2.4x. Maximal magnification on Swarovski is 18x and on Leica is just 16x.
Swarovski also has a better field of view. Its maximal field of view is 18.6m/100m, while Leica has 17m/100m. The minimal field of view is 2.3m/100m at Swarovski and 2.6m/100m at Leica.
Leica has 90mm eye relief and Swarovski has 95mm.
Swarovski has 93% light transmission and Leica has 91%.
Only by looking at numbers, we see that Leica is not as good as Swarovski, but when you use these two scopes on rifles is very hard to tell the difference.
weight
zoom
eye relief
field of view
light transmission
elevation
edge sharpness
price
plastic BDC turret
metal BDC turret
Smaller dot size
diopter settings