Integrix at the CMP Western Games 2025

CMP Western Games 2025 was held at the Ben Avery Shooting Facility in Phoenix, Arizona. Temperatures averaged around 80-85 degrees F this year, a refreshing change from last year's 100 degree sweltering weather. Over 200 shooters from Arizona, California, Alaska, and other areas of the country attended the games here in the mountainous desert dust. A strong slate of competitions was held, from the 2-Man Team Match Across the Course on Monday, to a 3-Day 2400 80-Shot Aggregate with Long Range at 1000 yards to end each day. 

It was a strong showing for Integrix this week, with James Fox and Nick Till, long standing civilian national champions, shooting with the Integrix Service Rifle scope alongside Trace Weisenburger and Conrad Young, who came in 2nd in the President's 100 at Camp Perry this year in a suspenseful tied up shoot out. We continue to build the Integrix shooting team, come to the line in person to show our support, and listen to shooter feedback on how we can improve our solutions.

Kicking things off strong, James Fox and Conrad Young took the win for the 2-Man Team Match on Monday, October 20 with a 592-23X combined score. Nick Till had the individual win for the team match with a 298-16X. 

The week went on to the CMP 80 Shot 2400 Aggregate over the course of 3 days. Awards processing was simple, for James Fox took the win on Day 1, Day 2, and Day 3, as well as the 2400 Overall Aggregate, breaking the CMP Record he himself set in 2022 with a whopping 2385-150X. He broke the 800 pt record on Day 3 as well, with a monstrous 798-47X. 

The top 4 competitors in the CMP 2400 Overall Aggregate were all civilian marksmen shooting Integrix Service Rifle scopes! Following James was Nick Till, with a 2370-106X, Conrad Young, with a 2370-90X, and Trace Weisenburger, with a 2335-79X. Congratulations to all the shooters!

We wrapped the week with a 3X600 Mid Range match, where Nick Till took the win at 596-26X, Conrad close behind at 595-29X. 

The Integrix iXF 4.5X28 Service Rifle scope first launched in July 2025, onsite at Camp Perry Commercial Row during Rifle Week for Nationals. This scope marks a long awaited update to low power riflescopes with unparalleled FOV, image clarity, and over 92% light transmission, made with German SCHOTT and Japanese OHARA glass. It took over 10 years to develop the high performance Integrix platform and Service Rifle competition became the perfect opportunity to invigorate the origins of target shooting and give back to the elite marksmanship, civilians and military alike. Leapers creates and owns 100% of its proprietary optical and mechanical design for our Integrix riflescopes, which we machine and assemble in our R&D center in Taiwan, and dual-validate at headquarters including collimator and live fire testing in Livonia, Michigan. The scope runs a 34 mm tube and is paired with the launch of our UTG Pro Service Rifle Mount, machined at headquarters in Michigan, as well as customized lens reducers and carbon fiber sunshade. 

Catch us on the range at the next High Power Across the Course competition!