As always it’s just my opinion but I think this is the best bang for your buck scope you can put on a rifle!
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I have been using a Tikka T3 .308 stainless for 15 years. The Leupold VX-Freedom 2-7x33mm has pretty much replaced the Redfield scope I have for about the same price. The VX-FREEDOM has sort of eliminated the Redfield, VX-1, & VX-2 Leupold models. If my rifle was stolen & needed to be replaced today, I would buy a Tikka T3x & a 2-7x33mm VX-FREEDOM. I prefer less magnification for hunting in wooded areas. I have seen to many people struggle finding a deer with their high power scopes. More power is not always better. I know 3-9x are popular, I won't put one on my deer rifles. 2-7x or 1.5-6x are my preference. 2-10x42mm Leupold would be an awesome scope, but it's $900. My brother has that scope, & it's very nice. He asked what to buy if money is not a concern, & I told him.
You don’t have to break the bank to get a good scope for your hunting rifle. I hurt a lot. And I have used Leopold Scopes for 20 years and never had a problem.
what kind of reticle does that one have? I see there are 2 versions for the 3-9×40. one is duplex and the more expensive of the 2 is duplex cds. does your have the cds?
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where are you finding tikkas for 600$?
I have been using a Tikka T3 .308 stainless for 15 years. The Leupold VX-Freedom 2-7x33mm has pretty much replaced the Redfield scope I have for about the same price. The VX-FREEDOM has sort of eliminated the Redfield, VX-1, & VX-2 Leupold models. If my rifle was stolen & needed to be replaced today, I would buy a Tikka T3x & a 2-7x33mm VX-FREEDOM. I prefer less magnification for hunting in wooded areas. I have seen to many people struggle finding a deer with their high power scopes. More power is not always better. I know 3-9x are popular, I won't put one on my deer rifles. 2-7x or 1.5-6x are my preference. 2-10x42mm Leupold would be an awesome scope, but it's $900. My brother has that scope, & it's very nice. He asked what to buy if money is not a concern, & I told him.
Can it handle the recoil of a 30.06 and 6.5 creedmoor? I need to upgrade my scope and my wife.
Luepold is like Trump. Vortex is like Biden
Almost a thousand what
I like only the telescop in how much..
How would you compare it to the Vortex Crossfire 2, which came on my Ruger American .308? Thanks
You don’t have to break the bank to get a good scope for your hunting rifle. I hurt a lot. And I have used Leopold Scopes for 20 years and never had a problem.
Think its a good choose for my 30 3p marlin
Sold on this scope buttttt…. Do I get the 40 mm or 50 mm objective??? I'm leaning towards 50 unless you can talk me out of it haha
Nice Tikka, I was thinking about buying same rifle and looking for a scope to pair it with.
Do the freedom line scopes have an adjustable eyepiece for focus?
what kind of reticle does that one have? I see there are 2 versions for the 3-9×40. one is duplex and the more expensive of the 2 is duplex cds. does your have the cds?
I think that's a good choice with a lot of value per dollar spent.
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