Description
Discover precision and clarity with the Leupold VX Freedom 3-9×50 Riflescope. Engineered for serious hunters, this riflescope offers unrivaled precision and clarity, ensuring you never miss your mark.
Key Features
- Magnification Range: 3-9x
- Objective Lens Diameter: 50mm
- Illuminated FireDot Twilight Hunter Reticle for low-light conditions
- Daylight Bright Illumination with 8 settings
- Locking Dial for secure adjustments
- Waterproof, fog-proof, and shockproof construction
- Lightweight at only 16.1 oz
Benefits & Usage
The Leupold VX Freedom riflescope transforms your hunting experience with its superior light transmission, ensuring optimal performance in twilight conditions. The illuminated reticle enhances target acquisition, while the adjustable magnification adapts to various hunting scenarios, from stalking game in dense woods to long-range shots in open fields.
Additional Info
Crafted from rugged materials, this riflescope withstands the harshest environments. Care is simple—clean lenses with a soft cloth and keep the scope covered when not in use to maintain its pristine condition.
Specifications
- Adjustable Parallax: No
- Battery Type: CR2032
- Custom BDC Dial Compatible: Yes
- Elevation Adjustment Type: MOA
- Reticle Focal Plane: Second
- Reticle: FireDot Twilight Hunter
- Precision Side Focus: No
- Windage Adjustment Type: MOA
- Weight: 16.1 oz
- Elevation Adjustment Value per Click: 0.25 MOA
- Windage Adjustment Value per Click: 0.25 MOA
- Magnification Max: 9x
- Magnification Min: 3x
- Linear FOV Low Mag: 33.1 ft @100 yds
- Linear FOV High Mag: 13.6 ft @100 yds
- Eye Relief Low Mag: 4.2 in
- Eye Relief High Mag: 3.7 in
- Battery Life (hr), High Intensity: 500
- Number of Illum Settings: 8
Recommendations
Pair this riflescope with a high-quality Leupold mount for optimal performance. Always ensure the scope is securely fastened and regularly checked for alignment to maintain accuracy. Explore more about this impressive riflescope and other high-performance optics at Leupold’s Homepage.
