Leupold VX-Freedom AR 6-18X40 (30mm) 223 Mil Side Focus TMR Riflescope 177231

SKU 177231-Leupold

1 Review

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Description

Leupold VX-Freedom riflescopes are budget-friendly yet reliable scopes hunters will enjoy. Delivering the legendary Leupold performance, VX-Freedom scopes are what hunters have been demanding for decades. With a host of new and improved features, the VX-Freedom is guaranteed to get the job done every time. One feature in particular that is useful is the Twilight Light Management System. This system provides less glare, higher contrast, and higher overall performance during those dwindling hours of daylight for shooters and hunters alike.

Leupold riflescopes won't be outlasted or outperformed. Each riflescope has been tested to ensure durability even in the harshest conditions. The VX-Freedom series also carries their Leupold Full Lifetime Guarantee.

Leupold VX-Freedom Features

New, easy-to-read, high contrast adjustment markings
Extreme recoil tested
Lightweight and compact
Waterproof and fogproof
Scratch resistant lenses

Specifications

Item ConditionNew
Scope Weight:17 oz.
Scope Length:14.3"
Magnification Range:6-18x
Scope Objective Diameter:40mm
Scope Tube Size / Mount:30mm
Turret Adjustment (Click Value):.1 MIL
Parallax Adjustment:Yes
Reticle Position:Second Focal Plane
Reticle Details:TMR
Field of View:14.3 ft - 6.8 ft @ 100 yards
Eye Relief:3.8" - 5.1"
Illuminated Reticle:No
Scope Finish:Black
Scope Turret Rotation:Counter Clockwise (CCW)
UPC030317022488
MPN177231

Customer Reviews

Average Rating

Dylan gray December 11, 2020

My first impression of this scope having not shot through it yet is that the glass is great, everything else is slightly disappointing. My biggest gripe is the windage turrets, they are not zeroable and have no audible or tactile clicks. Also the reticle is not the one pictured, the aiming point is a solid line not the open space In the center like the other tmr reticles on the higher end leupolds. Not sure why leupold did that. I do however like the scope because the glass is very clear and bright the elevation turret is good the weight is excellent and the power range is perfect for my applications. If you are a varmint or big game hunter and you don’t dial for wind this is an excellent option. If you area target shooter that dials your wind calls and requires a precise aiming point you might find a scope with better features but probably not better glass so it’s a trade off. Hope this helps you decide.

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