Leupold Mark 5HD 5-25x56mm Rifle Scope - FFP TMR (Mk) Reticle

Leupold Mark 5HD 5-25x56mm Rifle Scope with FFP TMR (Mk) Reticle includes a versatile magnification range that gives you a wide field of view through a massive 56mm objective lens even at low power and even more precise target acquisition at high intensity. The MARK 5HD also sports an eye relief of under four inches on low or high power usage, allowing quick and accurate target acquisition when taking even the longest distance shot.

Features:

• Magnification: 5X - 25X
• Objective: 56mm
• Finish: Matte Black
• Reticle: TMR (MK)
• Focus Plane: First
• Fixed Parallax Free Distance: 50 Yards

The Leupold MARK 5 with a new take on an existing MIL Dot Reticle riflescope is probably one of the best examples of high definition, eye-improving visibility in low-light conditions you'll see on the market today.  

With the Mark five TMR reticle, Leupold has expanded on the existing MIL Dot reticle design using hash marks instead of dots for higher ranging and holdover precision.  Another excellent feature of the TMR reticle is that it provides aiming points for wind and bullet drop compensation.

Priced competitively and providing some features many of the same high-definition scopes offer at even higher prices is why the Leupold MARK 5HD series of optical systems have been on the top lists of hunters and law enforcement professionals for years.

The Leupold MARK 5HD is lightweight and practical, and it offers more features than many optic systems of its type on today's market. So, when the time comes to shop for a solution that will up your sighting game but barely put a dent in your pocketbook, get a MARK 5HD scope from Leupold and upgrade your hunting experience.

For over one hundred years, the Leupold company has blended quality craftsmanship with innovative technology advancements to produce some of the finest optical products on the market today.    If you're in the market for a rifle scope that functions just as well at the range or out in the bush hunting, then you'll want to put a Leupold optical on your rifle.