Leupold Mark 5HD Rifle Scope 5-25x56 (35mm) M5C3 FFP Tremor 3 Dark Earth

Pick up a Leupold Mark 5HD™ 5-25x56mm and you'll feel the difference. It's up to 20 ounces lighter than other riflescopes in its class, giving you an advantage in the field or at the range. The versatile 5-25x magnification lets you dominate midrange shots, while also giving you the flexibility to reach out to long distances. With three revolutions of elevation adjustment and multiple reticle options, this scope will max out the performance of the latest long-range rifles and ammunition, guaranteed.

Built around Leupold’s Professional-Grade Optical System, the Mark 5HD offers unmatched light transmission that’s designed to outperform in the most challenging lighting conditions. Its industry leading glare reduction provides a clear image in harsh, direct light, while the resolution and clarity will meet the demands of any professional guide or shooter. Ergonomically designed with more tactile and audible click adjustments, larger numbers, and a high-speed throw lever, the Mark 5HD is built to put accurate fire downrange faster.

The unique combination of features, durability, and professional-grade optical performance guarantees that the Mark 5HD can handle any challenge you throw at it. It's 100% waterproof and fogproof, and like all Leupold® riflescopes, it's designed, machined, and assembled in the USA and guaranteed to perform for life.

TREMOR 3 Reticle :

• Designed by Horus Vision®
• Utilizes a MIL based system
• Grid style reticle provides precise aiming points for bullet drop compensation and wind correction
• Centralized dots at crosshair intersections for refined aiming points
• Chevron MIL markers measure 0.1 MIL for precise measurements
• Increases number of holdover dots over the Tremor 2
• Includes rapid ranging marks above the central horizontal line
• Open upper half of the reticle for observation and spotting
• Multiple aiming points provide excellent corrections for follow-up shot placement
• Numbered lines make for quick line identification
• Front (first) focal plane