LEICA ER 5 Riflescopes

Leica ER 6.5–26X56 LRS

Designed specifically for long range shooting, the new ER 6.5–26 x 56 LRS gives you exceptionally high levels of magnification, light transmission and contrast. In particular, minimal colour-fringing ensures that images seen through the scope are of the best optical quality, even at distance. Thanks to its finely tuned elevation tracking, users can achieve absolute precision when sighting in and setting the planned point of impact. What’s more, the ER 6.5–26 x 56 LRS has a large eye relief, making it safer for use with calibres required for longer-range shots.

Leica ER i 2.5-10x42

The universal magnification range enables the use of the Leica ER i 2.5-10x42 in almost all field sports situations. With its light weight, slim construction and optional rapid reticle adjustment (BDC), it is a great companion. The comfortable field of view and outstanding optics guarantee your success, and the long eye relief makes a significant contribution to shooting safety. The illuminated dot enables you to easily see in twilight hours.

Leica ER i 3-12x50

Excellent optics, rugged construction and illuminated reticles - the key attributes of the Leica ER i series. Slim construction is a characteristic feature of both ER i riflescope models. A short eyepiece and long tube provide plenty of latitude for precision mounting on every type of rifle. The extra bright ER i 3-12x50 riflescope features up to 12x magnification and establishes ideal pre-conditions for precise shots at more distant targets. On request the ER i 3-12x50 can be supplied with rapid reticle adjustment (BDC).

Leica reticle 4a LRS without illuminated dot (ER)

Crosshair thickness: 0.12 in /3 mm

Application: Classic 4a reticle with reduced crosshair thickness for optimal target detectability at long distances

Leica Magnum ballistic reticle without illuminated dot (ER)

Crosshair thickness: 0.12 in /3 mm Distance between vertical guidelines:

1.9 in /5 cm

Application: Ballistic reticle for aerodynamic, strong calibers as e.g. .300 WinMag, .338 Lapua Mag or .270 WSM

Leica Ballistic reticle without illuminated dot (ER)

Crosshair thickness: 0.12 in /3 mm

Distance between vertical guidelines: 3.9 in /10 cm

Application: Classic ballistic reticle for normal hunting calibers as .308 or .270 Win

Reticle L-4a

With a crosshair thickness of 0.2 in/0.6 cm and distance between horizontal posts of 55 in/140 cm, these are the universal reticles for precision shooting.

Reticle L-Ballistic

With a crosshair thickness of 0.15 in/0.4 cm and distance between vertical guidelines of 1.9 in/5 cm, these are the reticles for precise shots at longer distances. Line/dot markings enable sighting on the target with the necessary ballistic trajectory correction without the need to change the reticle setting, as long as the distance to the target and ballistic characteristics of the ammunition used are known.

BDC – Bullet drop compensator

The BDC lets you adjust the reticle to various shooting distances. Using the calibrations, the reticle can be set so that the exact impact point is guaranteed on the target. Elevation and lateral adjustment can also be corrected for. The BDC is easy to use and functions with absolute precision in all weather conditions.

Direct Dial

With a “direct dial ring”, Leica’s BDC works even more quickly and intuitively. Simply replace the standard engraved ring with a ring featuring range information, and start selecting the precise shooting distance. With 12 different rings to choose from, you can pick the best-fit one for your caliber and load.

Ballistics programme for Leica rapid reticle adjustment (BDC)

Thanks to a new ballistics programme, the performance of Leica rapid reticle adjustment (BDC) has been even further improved. The programme calculates the precise reticle adjustment value required on the basis of charge and distance parameters. Perfect in combination with Leica laser rangefinders, its simple handling guarantees precisely placed shots every time and in full compliance with the principles of ethical hunting. Hunters can always aim point blank and have no need to set their sights above the game at longer distances.