



The Meopta MeoHunter R5 3-15x50 is designed to meet the needs of modern hunters at a price point where comparable technical features are rarely found. It occupies a more affordable segment in the market while providing mechanical solutions typically seen in significantly more expensive scopes. Key Mechanical Features The scope is equipped with open but quickly lockable elevation and windage turrets. The turrets operate on a "pop-up" principle: lift the turret to adjust and push it down to lock the setting. This allows for quick corrections for various distances without the worry of adjustments being accidentally changed while carrying the firearm. The clicks are clear (1 cm / 100 m), and the turrets are easy to reset after zeroing. Illuminated Red Dot (RD) The scope features an 11-level brightness adjustment for the red dot, optimized for both low-light and bright daylight conditions. The adjustment wheel has stop-settings that enable rapid switching off and reverting to the previous brightness with a single click. The 2-hour AUTO-OFF feature ensures the battery does not drain during storage. Adjustable Parallax Unlike many scopes in the budget range, the MeoHunter R5 includes side-mounted parallax adjustment (from 15 meters to infinity). This ensures a precise point of aim and a sharp image at all distances.
Technical Specifications at a Glance
Magnification Range: 3-15x
Objective Lens: 50 mm
Main Tube Diameter: 30 mm (aircraft-grade aluminum)
Reticle: 4C or BDC-3 (second focal plane, SFP)
Light Transmission: 84% (MeoLux coatings)
Length: 340 mm
Weight: 635 g
Packaging Contents The scope price includes high-quality aluminum flip-up lens covers that are significantly more durable and practical than traditional rubber band covers. The package also includes a cleaning cloth and battery. Summary: The Meopta MeoHunter R5 3-15x50 is an excellent choice for hunters seeking mechanical reliability and precise adjustment options without a multi-thousand euro investment. It offers "great scope for the money," especially in terms of turret mechanics and illuminated reticle performance.