Reviews - Leupold VX-II 3-9x33 Ultralight Riflescope, Matte Black, Wide Duplex Reticle 58500 Reviews - LU-RS-VX2-3-9x33-58500

Author: lostlakedave (verified customer) from Destin, FL on May 15, 2013
Pros:  Very light and trim, EFR aids accuracy at close range
Cons:  EFR ring sludgy and difficult to adjust
Would recommend:  yes

lostlakedave wrote:

Extended Focus Range (EFR) is the only way to go with a .22; most of your shooting is at close range, where parallax becomes an issue with conventional scopes. Other scopes can make a light, handy .22 top heavy and diminish its handling qualities. This scope is very light sleek, perfect for the job. Quality of construction, however, was a disappointment for the price.

Author: Wes from Livermore, CA on Mar 31, 2013
Pros:  excellent focus at close range
Would recommend:  yes

Wes wrote:

Great little scope. I am using it on a CZ .22lr. The scope image is clear and bright. It focuses easily close up as well as at distance.

Author: Maverickp (verified customer) from Florida on Feb 25, 2013
Pros:  Optical clarity, eye relief, LR reticle, easy to use
Cons:  Cost
Would recommend:  yes

Maverickp wrote:

I didn't want an unreliable sight for my Remington 597. I also wanted an advanced reticle. The magnification range is great for within 100 yards, which is the maximum I shoot. Has remained zeroed so LR reticle is not really necessary, but i like it. Optical clarity and eye relief is the greatest advantages to this sight compared to cheap rimfire sights. If you don't mind the price this is one of Leupold's best cost rimfire scopes.

Author: browning30 (verified customer) from mandan,ND on Feb 10, 2013
Pros:  Made in the USA
Cons:  price
Would recommend:  yes

browning30 wrote:

American quality Leupold scope. This scope has crystal clear optics. Bought this for my Browning .17 T Bolt. Works great.

Author: rander14 (verified customer) from Grafton, WV on Oct 29, 2012
Pros:  Outstanding quality, most desirable features, and reliability of a Leupold
Cons:  Expensive, but worth the money
Would recommend:  yes

rander14 wrote:

I bought this Leupold EFR rimfire scope (110822) for my new Cooper Custom Classic 22LR. The gloss finish of the scope looks great on the glossy, engraved Cooper! This updated Leupold scope is easier to adjust the magnification than the scope it replaced. Although it does not have a locking ring for the objective focus, I don't see this as a problem. I appreciate the adjustable parallax, but realize it is probably not essential. I have used this scope for a couple of weeks and I can tell you that the squirrels hate it!

Author: pvang82 from Brooklyn Park MN on Oct 9, 2012
Would recommend:  yes

pvang82 wrote:

It's my first Leupold and what can I say? Well, it's definitely worth the $400. It ain't cheap but it will last for a long long time. Very nice gloss and like the click adjustment dials on the new VX-2 scope. Very clear and high quality optics!!

Author: bgm from Fayetteville AR on Aug 8, 2012
Pros:  great quality optics
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

bgm wrote:

easy to set up and to zero in.

Author: donldcrown (verified customer) from Houston on Aug 6, 2012
Would recommend:  yes

donldcrown wrote:

I bought this scope for my .22 center fire rifle. this one is very stable, very easy to adjust. It has nice structures, you can see your target so clear like it is just 10 yards away from you. I strongly suggest you think about this one. It is great

Author: Fotheringill (verified customer) from Seaford, New York on Jul 30, 2012
Pros:  Does What It Should. Bright, Excellent Eye Relief
Cons:  Price, Other scopes ALMOST as good with the same features may be had for about 40% less.
Would recommend:  yes

Fotheringill wrote:

Excellent quality, but costly for powers on the scope.

Author: eglover7 (verified customer) from denton nc on Jun 24, 2012
Pros:  clear
Cons:  none
Would recommend:  yes

eglover7 wrote:

extended focal range featue is super