Leupold Mark 4HD 8-32x56

• 8-32x magnification range: This wide top-end zoom gives the scope the reach needed for load development, target shooting, and precision work at extended distance, while 8x still remains practical for finding and refining targets without feeling overly narrow.
• First focal plane reticle: Because the reticle scales with magnification, holdovers and ranging references stay consistent throughout the zoom range, which is especially useful when dialing back from maximum power but still using the reticle for corrections.
• 34 mm maintube with tactical turrets: The larger tube supports generous adjustment travel and pairs with locking, multi-turn turrets, giving shooters a setup built for repeatable dialing rather than simple set-and-forget use.
• Side focus from 25 yd. to inf.: Close parallax adjustment helps keep the target and reticle visually aligned from short-range zeroing to long-range shooting, reducing apparent reticle shift and making fine aiming easier.
• Waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof construction: The scope is built for field use in changing weather, rough transport, and recoil, helping maintain a clear sight picture and dependable function when conditions are less controlled than the bench.

About the Leupold Mark 4HD Series

Leupold introduced the Mark 4HD series in 2024 as a modern tactical optics line positioned between traditional hunting scopes and the larger, more specialized top-end precision models in the company’s catalog. The series is built around Leupold’s Professional-Grade Optical System and a consistent 4:1 zoom ratio, giving shooters a broad spread of magnification options across the range. In practical terms, that makes the family suitable for everything from compact carbines to long-range precision rifles, depending on the model selected.

Mark 4HD riflescopes use 30 mm or 34 mm maintubes rather than the 35 mm format used in the Mark 5HD line, which helps keep mounting options broad while preserving the mechanical layout expected from tactical optics. The series includes first- and second-focal-plane configurations, with both MIL and MOA reticle choices, as well as illuminated and non-illuminated variants. Across the family, the emphasis is on repeatable adjustments, practical reticle choices, and durable construction for range work, duty-style use, and precision shooting in the field.

About the Leupold Mark 4HD 8-32x56

The Leupold Mark 4HD 8-32x56 is the high-magnification end of the series, built for shooters who want a riflescope that favors precise shot placement, careful observation of target detail, and confident correction at distance. Its 8-32x magnification range makes it especially well suited to long-range target shooting, precision rifle practice, and varmint or small-target work where seeing trace, splash, or exact point of aim matters. The 56.00 mm objective lens supports a bright, usable image at higher powers, where smaller objectives can begin to feel less forgiving.

This model uses a first focal plane reticle, a practical choice for tactical and precision shooting because subtensions remain true throughout the zoom range. That allows the shooter to hold for wind or elevation at any selected magnification instead of being tied to one calibrated setting. The non-illuminated layout keeps the system simple and avoids battery dependence, which suits daylight range use and shooters who prefer a clean reticle presentation.

Mechanically, the scope is configured for dialing. Its locking tactical turrets, Zero Stop, and multi-turn elevation design support repeatable corrections and a fast return to zero after longer shots. The 34 mm tube provides room for substantial adjustment travel, with 20.00 mrad / 70.00 MOA of elevation and 13.00 mrad / 45.00 MOA of windage. Side focus adjustment from 25 yd. to inf. helps sharpen the image and reduce apparent reticle movement across a wide range of distances, while the 99.00-107.00 mm eye relief gives the shooter a comfortable, forgiving head position behind the rifle.

About Leupold

Leupold & Volpel was founded in Portland, Oregon, in 1907 by Fred Leupold and Adam Volpel. The company remains family-owned and focuses on sport optics for hunting, shooting, and outdoor use. Its catalog covers riflescopes, red dot sights, binoculars, spotting scopes, rangefinders, and thermal optics, with the riflescope category remaining central to the brand’s identity.

Leupold introduced its first riflescope, the Plainsman, in 1947, and later developed the Duplex reticle in 1962, a design that became widely recognized in sporting optics. The company moved its manufacturing plant and headquarters to Beaverton, Oregon, in 1968, where Leupold & Stevens, Inc. is still headquartered. In today’s lineup, the brand spans hunting-focused VX models and tactical Mark-series riflescopes, giving it a strong presence across both sporting and precision shooting applications.

Main Features

• Magnification: 8.00 x - 32.00 x
• Objective lens diameter: 56.00 mm
• Main tube diameter: 34 mm
• Reticle position: 1. focal plane - FFP
• Field of view: 13.10 m/100m - 3.40 m/100m
• Eye relief: 99.00 mm - 107.00 mm
• Turret type: Tactical
• Turret locking: Yes
• Zero Stop: Yes
• Turret rotation direction: CCW
• Elevation adjustment range: 20.00 mrad / 70.00 MOA
• Windage adjustment range: 13.00 mrad / 45.00 MOA
• Click value: 0.1 Mil /1/4 MOA
• Parallax adjustment: Yes - side focus
• Parallax adjustment range: 25 yd. to inf.
• Fast focus eyepiece: Yes
• Length: 396.00 mm
• Weight: 850.00 g
• Waterproof: Yes
• Fogproof: Yes
• Shockproof: Yes
• Made in: USA

Warranty

Leupold covers this riflescope for 10 years. That stated warranty period provides long-term support for a precision optic intended for regular range use, field carry, and repeated dialing over time.