We show sighting in and give our initial impressions of the Leupold Mark 6 1-6x20mm with CMR-W 5.56 reticle. The optic is zeroed for 200m on our Colt Canada C8 Integrated Upper Receiver, AR15 style rifle. Method of sighting used was traditional bore sighting at 25 m to align the bore and optic for a faster transition onto paper. The first focal plane optic holds true zero at all magnification levels, and is a usable reticle at 1 power. It is a true one power optic that allows for shooting with both eyes open. The illumination makes the reticle very interesting at both one power and six power magnification, and it forces you to hold your head in the same position otherwise the illumination can fade away which helps to eliminate user error.

The specs of the optic are as follows;
Actual Magnification Low 1.0 x High 6.00 x
Linear Field of View (ft/100 yd) Low 105.80 ft High 19.30 ft
Linear Field of View (m/100 m) Low 35.20 m High 6.40 m
Eye Relief (in) Low 3.70 in High 3.70 in
Eye Relief (mm) Low 94.00 mm High 94.00 mm

Weight (oz) 17.00 oz
Weight (g) 482.00 g
Objective Clear Aperture (in) N/A
Objective Clear Aperture (mm) 20.00 mm
Elevation Adjustment Range 130.00 moa
Windage Adjustment Range 130.00 moa

Watch more of our optic review videos in this playlist; https://hoplitetactical.com/videos/optics-and-accessories

The magazines spoken about from Alberta Tactical Rifle Supply are reviewed here; https://hoplitetactical.com/videos/firearm-accessories/193-alberta-tactical-rifle-supply-at15-pistol-magazine-final-review

To watch our video describing the difference between first focal and second focal plane rifle optics go here; https://hoplitetactical.com/videos/optics-and-accessories/188-differences-in-first-focal-plane-and-second-focal-plane-optics

To watch our unboxing of the Leupold Mark 6 1-6x20mm go here; https://hoplitetactical.com/videos/optics-and-accessories/186-leupold-mark-6-1-6x20mm-cmr-w-5-56-rifle-scope-optic-unboxing