Leupold VX-Freedom 3-9X40mm Riflescope

So far, I'm very impressed with this scope. Leupold seems to have responded to the market with a home run. I love that it is American made and fully guaranteed at such a low price.The quality seems excellent, although I will echo another reviewer is stating that the adjustment knobs on the turrets seem a little squishy in their action. I feel like they might twist off or break if I got too rough with them.The optics are bright and clear, the focus is great and the finish seems tough and durable. I also have a Nikon P-223 which I really like and these two compare well with each other. I do believe the Leupold wins in clearness and optics quality, however the Nikon is an outstanding value with its bullet drop chart reticle and super positive turret clicks. Perhaps Leupold doesn't want to look trendy or take the coolness factor from their more expensive scopes, but I really think they should have done exposed turrets like Nikon did and ditch the caps that I have to keep track of now at the range.In conclusion, I'm pleased with this scope and its quality and that it's an Oregon made, USA job supporting scope.

This is a comparitivly inexpensive scope but like all the other Leupold products I own, it is excellent. The glass is crystal clear, no edge distortions or color aberrations. It seems to "gather" light&is often easier to see things than with my unaided eye. I mounted this scope to a high quality .22 rifle. With this scope, that rifle is a joy to shoot. I use CCI shells exclusively. The rifle&scope will shoot a quarter dollar size group at 150 yards all day long. I think you will be happy with this scope

Don't Think Twice by it don't be like me and wait and wait and finally by a Leopold should done this years ago. Dead nuts hundred yards what a great scope can't go wrong with this one. And I just got back from hunting now blasted 2 deer down at 80 yards or so what a great scope. Contact me at [email protected] to make donations . im building a spot up north 4 disabled vets and their families to hunt and fish for free.. Thks

After bore sighting this puppy. Went out to the range. Shot 3 times at 50 yards. Then another 3 at 100 yards. Made my few adjustments and was putting quarter size groups right where I wanted at a 100 yards with a 30-30 336cw Marlin. On top that was 17° out that morning and I could not get the lenses to fog up to where they were useable and I tried lol... extremely crisp view. Also extremely well on dark cloudy days and low lighting. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a great scope that gets the job done every time for a reasonable price. Especially with the warranty that comes with it

Decent scope for under $200. I’ve been a long time Leupold user. My biggest complaint with the freedom line are the mushy turrets. Nothing like the VX2 or VX1. Feels super cheap.Glass is clear. Good hunting scope

Before I even mounted it, I was looking through it ten minutes after legal hunting hours would have ended if it were deer season and came to the conclusion that this glass is more than clear enough to comfortably make lowlight shots with confidence. Adjustment dials are mushy but this has been mounted and sighted in 3" high at 100 yds where it will stay so I cannot comment on how well it tracks but the mushy turrets don't bother me. Magnification dial is smooth and the scope overall seems well worth the $169 plus tax that I paid but time will tell.

Love this scope no issues first season with it sighted in within a few shots and had zero just fine on a ruger 30-06. Nice low light vision as well.

Love the clarity and consistency for the money. Took no time to set up, wish it came with some sort of cap for the lenses, even something cheap. When I buy a $100 camera lens it comes with a plastic cap, not sure why scopes don’t, but that won’t keep me from buying more leupold stuff in the future, just an idea that should be implemented by scope companies, as it’s standard for most optics