Leapers INTEGRIX Optics Line Marks Company's 30th Anniversary

Established in 1992, Leapers, Inc. develops, manufactures and distributes a wide variety of hunting and shooting sports-oriented products across a multitude of platforms. What once started as a garage business is now a global enterprise headquartered in Livonia, Michigan. The company’s 150,000-square-foot, four-building campus is home to in-house product design, development, manufacturing, indoor proving grounds and an advanced order fulfillment and distribution center. Over 700 SKUs later, the UTG and USA-made UTG PRO brands have gained wide market recognition across the globe.

2022 is the year of Leapers 30th anniversary, and after years of unrelenting efforts in advanced R&D, manufacturing, assembly, distribution and technical know-how, a new line has been developed. INTEGRIX is a new line of higher-tier products. INTEGRIX is a culmination of integrated and intelligent design, R&D and execution with the first products in the line being a new generation of first focal plane (FFP) and second focal plane (SFP) optics.

Shooters make a critical decision when they choose an optic for their firearms. It is a decision that requires research and knowledge to justify what we consider a quality purchase. The voice of the customer has spoken, and Leapers has listened.

The company has learned from its experience, 30 years listening to and learning from customers. Quality glass achieves optimal performance when optical design and mechanical precision integrate seamlessly under strict tolerance controls. When such standards are met at the manufacturing level, the customer benefits.

INTEGRIX offers peak performance. Years of experience produced expert development and evaluation, endless testing and meticulous manufacturing. German and Japanese lenses are used exclusively in every INTEGRIX optic. They are individually centration-tested; multi-coated for glare, reflection and scratch resistance; and upon assembly, are inspected for concentricity as a whole. The end result? Low-aberration-optimized image quality with over a 92 percent light transmittance, edge-to-edge sharpness and high contrast resolution.