Leupold vx-1 3-9x40

bullseye308 said:

has great glass obviously.

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I wouldn’t go that far.

My unsolicited opinion that you’ve got a well matched combo for general use aside, I’d say you’ve got a $150 used scope.

If it is a newer scope (2012 or newer) it is a decent scope and would probably be a good match quality wise with the rifle. If it has click adjustments it is a 2012 or newer scope. It the adjustments are friction adjustable it is an older scope.

Unless you need something completely different I'd have a hard time letting it go. It won't bring much used and anything any better will cost a LOT more. You might find someone willing to pay $150, but a new VX-Freedom is only $200 and they are a step up in quality compared to the discontinued VX-1. I'd say $75-$100 is more realistic. It would be worth more than that to me even if I only used it on a 22.

I just sold a MINT VX-1 3-9x40 shotgun scope, I had a hard time getting $75.00 for it.

I would have paid 100.00 and paid the shipping.

Stubert said:

I just sold a MINT VX-1 3-9x40 shotgun scope, I had a hard time getting $75.00 for it.

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eastbank said:

I would have paid 100.00 and paid the shipping.

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Me too. You should have sold it here.

I'd say $100 but at $75 or feel better.

Ebay, you should be able to get 100-150 on one

bullseye308 said:

Thanks everyone for the replies, I obviously was hoping for more, but it is what it is. Maybe I’ll just put it back on and try it out and see how it does.

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They are solid useable scopes, but not fantastic at anything, and competitions getting stiff especially on the lower end. Especially considering leupy offers better glass at similar prices.
That dosent detract from the fact that its a good scope, and light by any standards. Personally I buy older leupys when i see them cheap, they either get sold on ebay, or i give them to friends who need scopes.