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Leupold VX-Freedom 2-7x33 Riflescopes
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Rugged Reliability
Designed with advanced sealing methods that withstand extreme temperatures, elevation changes, and shocks, so the internals of the optics keep moisture out and stay crystal clear for life.
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Leupold Punisher Process
Every Leupold riflescope is designed to survive a minimum of 5,000 impacts on the Punisher, Leupold’s recoil simulation machine. The force of each impact is 3x the recoil of a .308 rifle.
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Performance in the harshest conditions
We make sure our optics perform at the highest level in the harshest
conditions by testing them in extreme temperatures ranging from
-20 degrees Fahrenheit to a blistering 140 degrees Fahrenheit.
Our rigorous testing process goes above and beyond to make sure every scope holds up to a lifetime of use.
Designed, machined and assembled in the USA
We are a family of hard-working Americans who are competitive, driven, and proud. Manufacturing is the backbone of America, and our teammates take pride in being a part of that. But above all else, we are committed to upholding the legacy of quality and craftsmanship that is expected of true American Manufacturing. We believe in outperforming everyone, even ourselves, and we are relentless in our pursuit.
Fred R.
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2024
Same old optical quality from Leupold (I have a few of them of varying ages). This one goes on a 22WMR bolt action rifle. Only thing: these new Leupolds don’t seem to have the same durable finish as the old ones.
Pat Carmody
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2024
Nice scope. Nice quality. Reasonable price!
nathan
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2024
Long time leupold user, from hunter to target to range finding. Always great quality and pricing been getting better and better.
seww
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2024
The glass is bright and clear. You can feel the quality. I have no idea why someone would pay this same price for made in China when you can buy Leupold that is made here and just flat performs better. Unrelated, but I also like the size of this scope… works perfect on something compact like a Ruger American Ranch.
Lloyd W. Herrington
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2024
I put it on a Henry .22 magnum lever gun. At 50 yards with Federal 50 gr bullets I can cover the group with a nickel. That’s from a bench rest.
Mark H.
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2024
This is a tremendous scope for the money. I own three of them and I used to be a Swarovski dealer.
FTUSA
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2023
I have always used Leupold Scopes.....for 61 years now. I own three of these Freedom Scopes (amongst other Leupold scopes) and for hunting its a quality optic for a very reasonable price. It has crisp, clear optics, repeatable windage and elevation adjustments, and offers the hunter Leupold quality in a budget package. It also has the Leupold Lifetime Guarantee which is worth the cost alone. So, if you are knocking around the outdoors and not looking to spend 500+ dollars (or more) on a scope, this Leupold Freedom scope will get the job done whether your a beginner or an old shoe like me.
Lance Wiegand
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2021
First off, the finish is nice, even, smooth, and everything you would expect from a Leupold. The power adjustment ring is firm and precise, no need to be concerned about it breaking.The eye relief of the eye box is fairly forgiving, though a tad small at 7x.The turrets are covered with removable caps and are marked in 1/4 MOA increments, with every 3 MOA clearly marked, and 12 MOA per revolution. The turrets are finger adjustable; though the clicks are a bit mushy, they get the job done.There is a small split ring under the turrets; this can be rotated to align with the 0 mark on the turret once the scope is sighted in to allow for the addition of, say 10 MOA, and can then be returned to zero again.Reticule tracks well and passed the box test.Going by the old rule of thumb (1x per hundred yards/ 5x for 500 etc.) this scope, for someone with good eyesight, should be adequate on larger targets out to about 700 yards, perhaps further.The reticule can also be used for rough range estimation of targets of known size. At one-hundred yards on 4x, the sub-tension, or the center of the crosshair to the bold portion of the crosshair, is 16". At 7x, the sub-tension is 11".For example, a 6' human silhouette would span the distance of the center of the cross-hair to the bold (subtend) on 4x at roughly 450 yards. (6' x 12" = 72". 72"/16" = 4.5 4.5 x 100 yards = 450 yards.The same silhouette on 7x would subtend the crosshairs at roughly 650 yards. (6' x 12" = 72". 72"/11" = 6.545 x 100 yards = 655 yards.For example, a .223 60 grain V-MAX fired from an 18" barreled AR-15 with a MV of 2,850 FPS and height over bore of 2.6" and is zeroed at 260 yards for a MPBR of 300 yards with an 8" target; will drop 7.4 MOA at 450 yards, and 20 MOA at 655 yards. Simply move the turret in the correct direction, RAISING THE STRIKE OF THE BULLET, the desired amount of MOA and the zero will be very close.Altogether, I really like this scope and I find the quality hard to beat. Easily withstood a couple of hundred rounds from a .30-06 Winchester model 70, and is now on an AR-15 as a coyote rifle.For the money, this scope can not be beat, even by some more expensive scopes. I would recommend shopping around though, they can be found for anywhere from $225 - $275.
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