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The Mark 4HD 6-24×52 is Leupold's dedicated long-range configuration, and it earns that title. This is the magnification and objective combo you reach for when you're stretching things out past 1,000 yards, whether that's ringing steel at a match or building a precision hunting rig. At the low end, 6x gives you a wide enough view for scanning and getting on target fast, then you crank up toward 24x when it's time to break a careful shot. One of the first things people notice pulling it out of the box is how light it is for a 52mm scope, which matters a lot if you're packing a rifle up and down mountains.
Everything here is built on Leupold's Professional-Grade Optical System, which is tuned for real light transmission and serious glare reduction. That translates to a usable, high-contrast image in the kind of harsh, flat light where cheaper optics wash out. The illuminated first focal plane PR3-MIL reticle stays crisp as the sun drops, and because it's FFP, your hash marks, holdovers, and wind references stay true at any magnification. It's a clean, uncluttered layout that gives you what you need for ranging and drop compensation without cluttering the view.
The M5C3 dials use ZeroLock to keep your elevation and windage from wandering when the rifle gets knocked around, and they snap back to a repeatable zero every time. You get roughly 36 mils of elevation in three revolutions with tactile and visual revolution indicators, plus 0.1 mil clicks that match the reticle so your math stays honest. Side focus adjusts parallax from 25 yards all the way to infinity for a sharp, stationary reticle at nearly any range, and there's an integrated throw lever for quick power changes.
Like every Leupold, it's waterproof, fogproof, and covered by their lifetime guarantee. Built on a 34mm aluminum maintube, this one holds up to hard field use and keeps performing when the conditions turn against you.
It's a first focal plane (FFP) optic, so the PR3-MIL reticle grows and shrinks with the magnification. That keeps your hash marks, holdovers, and wind references accurate at any power setting, not just one. For long-range work where you're ranging and holding off, FFP is the way to go.
ZeroLock locks your elevation and windage dials in place so they won't move if the scope gets bumped in the truck or the field. When you dial for a shot and come back down, it stops and locks precisely at your zero every time. It's one of the most-appreciated features on this scope for guys who trust their setup shot after shot.
The 6×24 magnification range and 52mm objective make this a true long-range configuration, comfortable well past 1,000 yards on high power. With roughly 36 mils of elevation across three turret revolutions, you've got plenty of room to dial for distance. Paired with a rifle and load that can hold their end, it's a serious precision setup.
Yes, this model has an illuminated PR3-MIL reticle that stays visible as the light fades at dawn and dusk. The brightness is adjustable so you can set it to match the conditions without overpowering the view. That's a real advantage when you're working in low light or against dark backgrounds.
| UPC | 030317059798 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 188843 |
| Color | Black |
| Eye Relief | 3.90'' |
| Length | 14.6'' |
| Model | |
| Objective Size | 52mm |
| Power | 6-24X |
| Product Type | Rifle Scope |
| Reticle | PR3-MIL |
| Shipping Weight | 2.471 |
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