Reviews - Leupold VX-I 2-7x28mm Rimfire Rifle Scope Reviews - LU-RS-VX1-2-7x28-58700

Author: mtnshooter (verified customer) from Colorado on Oct 29, 2009
Pros:  Great Leupold quality and optics
Cons:  None
Would recommend:  yes

mtnshooter wrote:

Very good, clear scope with good eye relief and a very good price.

Author: CH (verified customer) , Target shooter, from Raceland, Kentucky on Mar 17, 2009
Pros:  Good quality, Excellent warranty
Cons:  Non-adjustable objective, No included lens caps
Would recommend:  yes

CH wrote:

Excellent rimfire scope. Clear and bright at all zoom settings.

Author: Yorktown (verified customer) , engineer shooting hunting and gunsmithing hobbies, from Virginia on Oct 9, 2008
Pros:  View Clarity, Holds zero
Cons:  cost
Would recommend:  yes

Yorktown wrote:

Installed easily with the leupold rings on my 22 with a 3/8" rail. Easy to focus and sight in. Holds zero very nicely. No technical issues would recommend this product. Perhaps a bit of sticker shock compared to other rimfire scopes but far out performs them.

Author: Crockett (verified customer) from Knoxville, Tennessee on Sep 12, 2008
Pros:  Brightness, size, quality.
Cons:  Variable control is a little stiff to operate.
Would recommend:  yes

Crockett wrote:

I purchased this Leupold VXI 2x7 riflescope for an old .22LR Marlin 99M1 carbine which I received at Christmas 44 years ago. I am a fan of Leupold riflecopes and always wanted to put one on my old Marlin but was hesitant because of its age and the expense. I already owned a Leupold VXII 3x9AO rimfire scope for my .22LR CZ 452, and a VXIII 2.5x8 on my 30.06 pre 64 Winchester Model 70, and have owned others with other rifles in the past. I mounted the little VXI 2x7 with medium height 3/8" steel Leupold Ringmount rings and it is a perfect match. I ordered the Leupold Alumina covers. One thing to note with the Leupold rimfire scopes is that they have a 28mm eyepiece and require the smaller "Ultralight" Alumina cover. Great classic size rimfire scope. I sighted it in between 25 and 30 yards, and while benching the old Marlin a horsefly made the fatal mistake of spending too much time walking across the target. Not bad for a couple of old timers.

Author: mc9864 (verified customer) from Durango, CO on Jul 18, 2008
Pros:  great picture, great optics, lots of adjustment range
Cons:  none, well maybe it's a little tight when first used.
Would recommend:  yes

mc9864 wrote:

I bought this scope for my Browning T-Bolt, but changed my mind and mounted this scope on an RWS Model 34 and put the Leupold VX-1 3x9 Rimfire on my T-Bolt. I have the best of both worlds now, the 3x9 give the .22 the extra range and the 2x7 is perfect for the RWS.