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The Leupold® VX-3i™ LRP (Long Range Precision) Rifle Scope features a unique travel indicator on the elevation adjustment marked in 5 mil or 5 moa increments, and is easy to read from the prone or improvised shooting positions. An adjustable zero stop gets you back to your original setting without risk of over rotation. The windage dial features a protective cover that can be replaced with the included thread protector if you prefer running an exposed dial. An aggressively redesigned power selector, with an included throw lever, turns easily, allowing you to quickly adjust for fluctuating terrain or to verify the power setting without having to lift your head, even with gloved hands. Leupold's Twilight Max™ Light Management System provides enhanced light management for razor sharp resolution and true color fidelity. Edge blackened lenses reduce diffusion and glare. DiamondCoat 2™ lens coatings on the exterior lenses boost light transmission and provide unsurpassed durability and abrasion resistance that exceeds military standards. All of this gives you enhanced target acquisition, enabling you to pick out small details in deficient light so you can place your shot with precision at long range. Second-generation, argon/krypton waterproofing resists thermal shock for waterproof and fogproof reliability in the field. A 1-piece aircraft grade aluminum main tube holds up to extreme hunting conditions. Covered by manufacturer's full lifetime guarantee.
Long Range Precision rifle scope
Elevation adjustment with travel indicator
Adjustable zero stop eliminates over rotation
Windage dial can be used with or without cap
Aggressive power selector dial with throw lever
Twilight Max Light Management System
DiamondCoat 2 lens coatings
Edge blackened lenses
Versatile magnification range
Argon/krypton waterproofing
1-piece aluminum main tube
Web ID: 100000137
Rated 5 out of
5 by
LongRangeShooter from
Incredible ScopeI purchased one of these to compare against a Vortex, the difference was incredible so I bought another one. Within 20 rounds of mounting the scope, including site-in, with a zero at 200 yards, I used the Strelok Pro app to make the necesary adjustments to easily hit targets at 500 and 1,000 yards. The clarity of the scope is amazing compared to Vortex. It performs much better in low light and direct sunlight scenarios. I like the larger thumb adjustment that allows me to easily change power. Pretty amazing scope for the money.
Date published: 2018-02-08
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Johnny1234 from
Awesome productHands down best glass I’ve ever shot with. Just got it and shot it twice on the range. Hoping to learn more about this scope before next hunting season.
Date published: 2018-02-05
Rated 5 out of
5 by
steelwool from
Amazing Scope!I was debating this scope, or a competitors equivalent scope. I went with the Leupold LRP becuase of the trusted name of Leupold. Boy was i glad i did! I was able to compare this to the scope i was thinking of getting at the range, and i made the right choice! This glass on this scope is amazing! The dials are repeatable and it tracks true. Lots of features are included in this scope for a great price point. High recommended.
Date published: 2018-02-02
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Rex Nanorum from
Top notchA fantastic optic. I own optics from 8 different companies, American, Japanese and Chinese alike. Leupold is consistently in the top echelon for quality and features. Others are cheaper, none better.
Date published: 2017-11-23
Rated 5 out of
5 by
PFC1 from
Great scope!Clear glass, solid build, simple to use (Mil/Mil), clear image on 25x mag. Very thin reticle. No unnecessary functions. Great value for money. Recommend!
Date published: 2017-10-22
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Fatmandue from
All work no play.To each their. If you want a scope with all the right perks and don't care for all the unnecessary toys. I believe this is the scope for you. Couldn't be happier. Its everything you can expect with Leupolds name on it.
Date published: 2017-08-11
Rated 5 out of
5 by
narcisic from
Great scope for affordable priceIt have a very wonderful optics, with great turrets. The main elevation turret is resettable and have the zero stop, very simple to use and set. Big and clear numbers and clean click helps to find the right elevation. It work very well with hands and gloves.
Date published: 2017-08-04
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Wellsey302 from
Believe the Hype!Everything you would expect from Leupold:
Crystal Clear Glass & Rock Solid Construction!
Thank you for your question. These scopes are Rear Focal Plane (RFP) unless specifically listed as having First Focal Plane (FFP) reticles.
Answered by: BPSProductSpecialist14
Date published: 2018-09-16
With my scope bttomed out on my Ruger Precision, I am 17 moa high at 100 yards. It is mounted on the standard 20 moa rail which comes on the gun. Is this issue common? Is there a with the scope or is the issue the rail? Ruger does have a 0 moa rail.
Asked by: Bulldog
Bulldog,
It sounds like you are running into the zero stop on the VX-3i LRP dial. Simply loosen the set screws on the dial, rotate the dial a full turn clockwise and retighten the screws. This will back you off the zero stop and allow you to adjust downwards more. If that doesn't work or you still have difficulty with that scope, contact one of our Technical Service Representatives at 1-800-LEUPOLD and we can do some additional troubleshooting.
Thanks for choosing Leupold!
Answered by: 5764
Date published: 2018-07-17
I am buying a Bergara HMR (Remington 700 clone) and want to put a Leupold backcountry Picatinny base. I want to know what the lowest rings I can use with a VX3i LRP to get the scope as low down to the barrel as possible. Cheers.
Asked by: Curt Turtle
Curt Turtle,
I would recommend our Mark 4 Aluminum 30mm High rings, part number 57291, to mount that VX-3i LRP to your Bergara.
Thanks for choosing Leupold!
Answered by: 5764
Date published: 2018-07-12
how many revolutions are in the elevation turret? are they numbered? how many are there per mil? 0.1?
Asked by: Janoudi
Janoudi,
The VX-3i LRP series of riflescopes are offered in MOA/MOA configurations with 1/4MOA clicks providing 15MOA per revolution of the dial or Mil/Mil configurations with 0.1Mil clicks providing 5Mil per revolution.
The VX-3i LRP dial will allow for 3 revolutions of adjustment providing either 56.25 MOA or 22.5Mil depending on the model you choose.
Thanks for choosing Leupold!
Answered by: 5764
Date published: 2018-07-03
Can you get bullet specific dials with this scope
Asked by: Illiejoe
Illiejoe,
While the VX-3i LRP series of riflescopes do not feature our CDS adjustment and are not eligible for a free CDS Dial, the Leupold Custom Shop can create custom BDC dials for them. You can contact the Leupold Custom Shop directly at 1-800-LEUPOLD to order your dial today!
Thanks for choosing Leupold!
Answered by: 5764
Date published: 2018-06-27
Can this scope be setup with a BDC dial for .22 long rifle?
Asked by: Tmass
Tmass,
The Leupold Custom Shop is able to create custom BDC dials for the VX-3i LRP series of scopes. You can contact them directly at 1-800-LEUPOLD.
Thanks for choosing Leupold!
Answered by: 5764
Date published: 2018-06-05
Hello, so the FFP TMR is front focal plane correct?
Asked by: trex123
Thank you for your question. You are correct. FFP stands for first focal plane. This indicates that the reticle is installed towards the front of the erector tube or forward of the magnification lenses.
Answered by: BPSProductSpecialist14
Date published: 2018-05-27
Hello. Is the VX-3i LRP 6.5x20 with a TMOA reticle a front focal panel or rear panel?
Asked by: trex123
Thank you for your question. The VX-3i LPR 6.5-20x50 Rifle Scope with TMR reticle, number 172342, is a rear focal plane.
