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Mark 4 ER/T M3 Front Focal Riflescope

Leupold Introduces Mark 4 ER/T M3 Front Focal Riflescope

BEAVERTON, Ore. — Leupold’s line of Mark 4 Extended Range/Tactical (ER/T) riflescopes now includes a 4.5-14x50mm M3 Front Focal model.

The new optic includes Leupold’s Tactical Milling Reticle (TMR) in the front focal plane, which magnifies with the image as the scope power is dialed up.

The TMR reticle employs a series of various sized and spaced hash marks for increased ranging precision.

The Mark 4 4.5-14x50mm ER/T M3 Front Focal also features positive, tactile 1-MOA click adjustments for elevation, and ½ MOA click adjustments for windage. It has a windage and elevation adjustment range of 100 MOA.

Leupold claims the Mark 4 4.5-14x50mm ER/T M3 Front Focal is waterproof, fog proof, and shock proof. It is covered by the company’s lifetime warranty.

Scope length is 12.5 inches. Weight is 22 ounces.

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