The HAMR has a 24 mm objective lens and 2.7 inches of eye relief.

Leupold Mark 4 HAMR

Leupold’s new Mark 4 High Accuracy Multi-Range Riflescope (HAMR) is a great example of how the rigors of combat can result in tougher, more reliable gear for the shooting public.

By SI Staff (RSS)
February 2, 2012

: The HAMR has a 24 mm objective lens and 2.7 inches of eye relief.

: A rheostat on the left side has seven different brightness positions, with an off setting between each.

: The scope runs on a single CR2032 battery that is easily replaced.

: The Mark 4 HAMR has a mounting surface designed for the Leupold DeltaPoint to be mounted piggyback.

: Windage and elevation are adjusted in .1-mil increments. Tethered caps with O-rings help prevent their loss in the field.

: The base is removed by backing out a pair of screws, allowing the Mark 4 HAMR to be mounted on a carry handle.

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