PRS 5-30 x 56i, Ballistic Reticle

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PRS 5-30 x 56i, Ballistic Reticle

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Leica PRS 5-30 x 56 i, Ballistic Reticle

A Leica first - HUGE elevation range and first focal plane reticles combined with legendary Leica optics! Spot and hit long range targets like never before with the uncompromising new Leica PRS 5-30x56 i riflescope. Its generous magnification range of 5x-30x offers much versatility in choosing the power setting that is right for your conditions, and its first focal plane reticle insures your holdovers will always mean the same thing, no matter your power setting. Leica's PRS also offers 32 mrad of elevation correction, extremely generous for a 30x scope. Further, maximum optical performance insures high light transmission and color fidelity plus high-contrast images, as well as generous eye relief. This reduces eye fatigue and increases image clarity, which allows the shooter to conentrate fully on the target. Both the elevation and windage turrets feature well-defined tactile clicks that are accurate and precise throughout the entire range. Thanks to tool-free zeroing of the turrets, preci- sion sport shooters can react quickly and flexibly to different conditions. What’s more, the shooter can either activate the “zero stop” function or configure it individually, adapting the riflescope to custom requirements without the need for additional tools. Leica's PRS 5-30x56 sets a new benchmark for what a long range scope should be.

For detailed technical specifications, please refer to the Technical Data Sheet.

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    Leica PRS 5-30x Ballistic Reticle

    Posted by Dennis Wimbish on Apr 13th 2026

    I like this PRS scope as well as I do a Schmidt & Bender at much less money. FOV is excellent along with eye relief. This is the best glass for the money and is clean and clear at distance and all magnifications. The reticle is a cross the is not too thick for long range shooting. The turrets are easy to operate and to zero without tools, although you will need an Allen wrench, which is supplied in the turret on the windage side to set zero stop. The turret clicks are tactile and distinct like my Tangent Theta. The scope tracks accurately. The scope covers are top-of-the-line Armament Technology. The power ring is easy to turn and illumination can be used in daylight. Parallax is 25 yds to infinity and is forgiving, especially after 300 yards and farther. if I could only have two scopes, one would be a tangent theta and the other would be a Leica PRS. Kahles is not in the running and in my opinion is overpriced. NightForce ATACR is ok but the glass in the Leica is better and is very close to Tangent. I have not looked through Zero Compromise but the Dark Lord of Optics has and I will defer to his expertise. If I wanted to spend 6500 I would buy Tangent, and if I didn’t want to spend six or seven grand, I would buy another Leica PRS and be dinging steel out to 1000 yds and beyond.

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