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Zeiss
The Zeiss LRP S5 3.6-18x50 Zf-Moai is a first focal plane riflescope built for serious long-range hunters who need a compact, high-performance optic that doesn't compromise on capability. The 34mm main tube and 50mm objective strike the balance between light-gathering power and a smaller footprint—letting you mount this scope on rifles where larger glass would be overkill or simply won't fit. Whether you're glassing open terrain from a mountain perch, working a treestand, or stalking across varied country, the 3.6–18x magnification range gives you flexibility without forcing you to choose between low-light prowess and precision at distance.
Zeiss equipped the LRP S5 with serious elevation travel—over 400 MRAD of vertical adjustment at 100 meters—so you can dial for extended-range shots out of the box without running out of turret. The reticle works in either Milliradian or MOA, depending on which configuration you choose, and the scope handles the temperature swings from deep winter to blazing summer. LotusTec nitrogen filling and 400 mbar water resistance mean this optic stays clear and functional in wet, muddy, or dusty field conditions. At 930 grams, it's light enough not to slow you down on a long stalk, yet optically refined enough to deliver the 90% light transmission Zeiss is known for.
This is the optic you pick when you've done your homework on long-range hunting and you want glass that performs as hard as you do. It's not the flashy choice—it's the right choice.
| Magnification | 3.6–18× |
| Objective Diameter | 50mm |
| Main Tube Diameter | 34mm |
| Focal Plane | First Focal Plane (FFP) |
| Light Transmission | 90% |
| Exit Pupil | 9.3–2.8mm |
| Twilight Factor | 13.4–30.0 |
| Field of View (at 100m) | 30–6 feet |
| Eye Relief | 3.54 inches |
| Diopter Range | +2.0 to –3.0 dpt |
| Parallax Adjustment | 25m to infinity |
| Vertical Adjustment Range | 407 MRAD / 140 MOA (at 100m) |
| Lateral Adjustment Range | 24 MRAD / 60 MOA (at 100m) |
| Adjustment Per Click | 0.1 MRAD / 0.25 MOA |
| Water Resistance | 400 mbar |
| Operating Temperature | –25°C to +56°C (–13°F to +133°F) |
| Length | 13.0 inches |
| Weight | 32.8 oz (without inner rail) |
The 3.6–18x range on the LRP S5 covers most hunting scenarios—from stalking in close timber at 3.6x to precise holds on distant targets at 18x. Low magnification helps with light gathering and field of view when you're moving through terrain; high magnification locks in your aim at extended distance.
Yes. The 50mm objective and compact 34mm main tube are designed specifically for rifles where a larger scope would be impractical. At 32.8 ounces, the LRP S5 is a reasonable weight choice that doesn't overly burden a backcountry hunting rifle.
The Zeiss LRP S5 is available in both configurations. Choose MOA if you dial in yards and work in Minute-of-Angle adjustments; choose MRAD if you prefer metric measurements and Milliradian math. Both are equally valid—pick whichever matches your ballistics software and turret philosophy.
The LRP S5 is water-resistant to 400 mbar and nitrogen-filled with LotusTec coatings, meaning it handles rain, wet brush, and muddy conditions. It's built for field hunting, not indefinite submersion.
Zeiss
The Zeiss LRP S5 3.6-18x50 Zf-Moai is a first focal plane riflescope built for serious long-range hunters who need a compact, high-performance optic that doesn't compromise on capability. The 34mm main tube and 50mm objective strike the balance between light-gathering power and a smaller footprint—letting you mount this scope on rifles where larger glass would be overkill or simply won't fit. Whether you're glassing open terrain from a mountain perch, working a treestand, or stalking across varied country, the 3.6–18x magnification range gives you flexibility without forcing you to choose between low-light prowess and precision at distance.
Zeiss equipped the LRP S5 with serious elevation travel—over 400 MRAD of vertical adjustment at 100 meters—so you can dial for extended-range shots out of the box without running out of turret. The reticle works in either Milliradian or MOA, depending on which configuration you choose, and the scope handles the temperature swings from deep winter to blazing summer. LotusTec nitrogen filling and 400 mbar water resistance mean this optic stays clear and functional in wet, muddy, or dusty field conditions. At 930 grams, it's light enough not to slow you down on a long stalk, yet optically refined enough to deliver the 90% light transmission Zeiss is known for.
This is the optic you pick when you've done your homework on long-range hunting and you want glass that performs as hard as you do. It's not the flashy choice—it's the right choice.
| Magnification | 3.6–18× |
| Objective Diameter | 50mm |
| Main Tube Diameter | 34mm |
| Focal Plane | First Focal Plane (FFP) |
| Light Transmission | 90% |
| Exit Pupil | 9.3–2.8mm |
| Twilight Factor | 13.4–30.0 |
| Field of View (at 100m) | 30–6 feet |
| Eye Relief | 3.54 inches |
| Diopter Range | +2.0 to –3.0 dpt |
| Parallax Adjustment | 25m to infinity |
| Vertical Adjustment Range | 407 MRAD / 140 MOA (at 100m) |
| Lateral Adjustment Range | 24 MRAD / 60 MOA (at 100m) |
| Adjustment Per Click | 0.1 MRAD / 0.25 MOA |
| Water Resistance | 400 mbar |
| Operating Temperature | –25°C to +56°C (–13°F to +133°F) |
| Length | 13.0 inches |
| Weight | 32.8 oz (without inner rail) |
The 3.6–18x range on the LRP S5 covers most hunting scenarios—from stalking in close timber at 3.6x to precise holds on distant targets at 18x. Low magnification helps with light gathering and field of view when you're moving through terrain; high magnification locks in your aim at extended distance.
Yes. The 50mm objective and compact 34mm main tube are designed specifically for rifles where a larger scope would be impractical. At 32.8 ounces, the LRP S5 is a reasonable weight choice that doesn't overly burden a backcountry hunting rifle.
The Zeiss LRP S5 is available in both configurations. Choose MOA if you dial in yards and work in Minute-of-Angle adjustments; choose MRAD if you prefer metric measurements and Milliradian math. Both are equally valid—pick whichever matches your ballistics software and turret philosophy.
The LRP S5 is water-resistant to 400 mbar and nitrogen-filled with LotusTec coatings, meaning it handles rain, wet brush, and muddy conditions. It's built for field hunting, not indefinite submersion.
