Reviews & Ratings for Vortex Triumph HD 3-9x40mm 1 inch Tube Rifle Scope, Second Focal Plane — 39 reviews — Page 1

Great scope at a great price. Also an unbeatable warranty.

Eye relief is a little short. But value is good. Included rings are good quality

With only 17mm of eye relief, this scope is of no value to me. Dialing to full power, the scope is useless. Spend a few more dollars and get a Crossfire.

Great scope and good reticle. Great for deer hunting.

I mounted this scope on my Ruger M77/22, but had to buy taller ring mounts because the power adjusting ring is quite large and contacts the top of the receiver with the standard height rings. Being that my rifle is a Ruger product the supplied Vortex rings are unusable, but would probably work well when used in conjunction with a Weaver type mount or a rail system. Otherwise, I am happy with this purchase as the glass is bright and clear, holds zero and the reticle is easy to use. I would recommend this scope to anyone in the market for a good inexpensive scope with a lifetime warranty.

I own multiple vortex optics from rifle scopes to binoculars and have purchased most from optics planet. Would recommend optics planet and vortex optics to anyone for the price and quality you can’t beat this combo.

Just got it for my FIL.
It will be going on a 22.
BEST warranty in the world.
Has not been sighted in yet. Good quality and good glass especially for the price. Good reticle.
The rings are great quality and sturdy.
I will most likely buy again if they haven’t all sold out.

Great scope for the money, put on my 22-250 really like it �

When I lived in the Pacific Northwest, squirrels were so big and plentiful that I never went to bed hungry. But those bothersome hippies kept trampling through my living room with their soccer balls and soy lattes, so I had to move off to Alabama where nobody would look for me. And while I've found a nice reprieve from the communism and Patterson-Gimlin wannabes while hiding out in the great state of Alabama, the squirrels are a lot faster down here. And if I'm honest, my old eyes just ain't what they used to be on iron sights. So I ordered this Vortex Triumph scope when it was on sale and, fellas, let me tell you something.

I've had great scopes, I've had cheap scopes, but I've never had what I would call a truly great, inexpensive scope. To my pleasant surprise, this scope not only has that fantastic Vortex build quality, but the included mounting rings are outstanding quality too. Sure, it's probably not the scope you need for setting records on elk shots with a rifle that costs more than a mortgage payment, but for a rimfire? This thing is the ticket. And yeah, it's a second-focal-plane scope, which is one of the reasons it's so inexpensive. But at 3-9 magnification, be honest... we're all just dialing it to 9 and leaving it there for all of eternity, which is where that second focal plane is designed to work best anyway. Don't let the 40mm size spook you either. That's plenty big enough for 100-150 yards and carries with it a pretty low bore-to-sight distance, so your s...
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I have a crossfire and a triumph so far I think the triumph is a little better scope