The Leupold Mark 4HD 4.5-18x52 on the Pure Precision SKLTN 350L shooting off a Field Optics Research Pro39 tripod
The Leupold Mark 4HD 4.5-18x52 on the Pure Precision SKLTN 350L shooting off a Field Optics Research Pro39 tripod
Gear ReviewsLong Range ShootingRifle Scopes

Leupold Mark 4HD 4.5-18x52mm Scope Review

Table of Contents:– Background– Look and Feel– Reticle– Comparative Optical Evaluation– Mechanical Testing– Summary and Conclusion-Your Pro and Con Breakdown: Background: Those who read my Leupold Mark 5HD 5-25×56 scope review from back in 2021 know that it is one of my most recommended scopes. The primary reason for this is the massive crossover hunting/precision …

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Long Range Shooting

The Mammoth Sniper Challenge: A Lesson in Laser Rangefinder Limitations

The Mammoth Sniper Challenge has once again served as a proving ground for gear, skill, and resilience. Among the key takeaways this year was a recurring issue: the limitations of laser rangefinders in demanding scenarios. While high-quality rangefinders like the Envision Mars (905nm & 1550nm), L3 Storm, and the binocular-born Leica Geovid and Vectronix Vector X excelled, lower-cost options often fell …

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Dont overlook the simple things.
Dont overlook the simple things.
AccuracyLong Range ShootingMarksmanshipPrecision Rifles

Insights from NRL Hunter: 

The primary issue for many was target acquisition speed in both locating targets as well as re locating in riflesope. Despite self-assessments suggesting proficiency, over half of the competitors struggled significantly in this skill alone, either failing to locate targets or re-engage them after initial contact. This widespread challenge underscores the need for focused practice on quickly locating and engaging targets using both binoculars and riflescopes.