Riton Optics 5 Conquer 4-28x56mm Riflescope, 34mm Tube, Illuminated MOR Reticle, Black (5C428AFI23)

SKU:
115860262
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UPC:
850041390116
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MPN:
5C428AFI23
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Tube Diameter:
34mm
Objective:
56mm
Min Magnification:
4x
Max Magnification:
28x
Reticle:
Illuminated MOR
Parallax Adjustment:
20 yds-Infinity
Proofs:
Fog/Shock/Waterproof
Optic Coating:
Fully Multi-Coated
Eye Relief:
3.50"
Field of View:
29.90 - 4.26 ft @ 100 yds
Weight:
36.80 oz

The Riton Optics 5 Conquer 4-28x56mm riflescope is a versatile first focal plane optic built to handle shooting from close range to extended distance. Built on a 34mm tube, this scope pairs high magnification range with a robust illuminated reticle system—ideal for hunters and long-range shooters who need precision across varied conditions and target sizes. The integrated throw lever makes fast magnification changes intuitive, while the zero stop turrets lock in your baseline for repeatable elevation adjustments during a hunt or range session.

Riton's HD glass delivers the optical clarity you need to make confident shots at distance. The illuminated MOR reticle works at six brightness levels, giving you visibility in low light while staying invisible in daylight conditions. Every adjustment counts in precision shooting, so the 1/10 MRAD windage and elevation clicks give you the fine control needed to dial in at distance. The scope is sealed against the elements—fully waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof—so weather and recoil won't compromise your zero.

The 4-28x magnification range bridges close-quarters hunting and competitive long-range shooting without forcing you to choose between them. Whether you're glassing timber for elk, holding on steel at 500 yards, or working through variable light at dawn and dusk, this scope adapts to the task. A fast-focus eyepiece lets you dial in the image quickly without removing your cheek from the stock.

Key Features

  • First focal plane design—reticle scale remains true at any magnification for reliable holdovers at distance
  • 4-28x56mm magnification and objective—exceptional light gathering and magnification range in one package
  • 34mm tube—larger diameter accommodates more adjustment range and durable construction
  • Zero stop turrets—repeatable elevation returns to your dialed zero without guesswork
  • Illuminated MOR reticle with six red brightness levels—visible in low light, invisible in bright conditions
  • 1/10 MRAD click adjustments—fine precision for long-range work
  • Integrated removable throw lever—faster magnification changes without extra parts
  • Fast-focus eyepiece—quickly sharpen the reticle to your eye
  • 100% waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof—sealed against weather and recoil
  • HD glass—superior optical clarity for target recognition at distance

Specifications

Magnification Range4-28x
Objective Diameter56mm
Tube Diameter34mm
Reticle TypeIlluminated MOR
Reticle PositionFirst Focal Plane (FFP)
Illumination6 levels of red brightness
Elevation/Windage Adjustment1/10 MRAD clicks
Elevation FeaturesZero Stop turrets
EyepieceFast-focus
Throw LeverIntegrated, removable
Waterproof Rating100% waterproof
Fog ProofYes
ShockproofYes
FinishBlack
Model Number5C428AFI23

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Riton 5 Conquer a first focal plane scope?

Yes. The reticle is positioned in the first focal plane, which means the reticle size scales with magnification. This design is preferred for long-range shooting because your reticle-based holdovers and wind corrections remain valid at any magnification setting.

What does the illuminated reticle do, and can I turn it off?

The illuminated MOR reticle has six levels of red brightness that help you see the aiming point in low-light conditions like dawn, dusk, or overcast weather. You control brightness, so you can dial it down or off entirely in bright daylight or use higher levels in shadows.

What are zero stop turrets and why do they matter?

Zero stop turrets lock your elevation at your confirmed zero—the point where your bullets hit when you make no adjustment. Once your zero is set, the turret stops at that position, so you can spin the elevation knob freely and always return to zero without confusion. This is especially valuable in the field when you're making multiple adjustments during a hunt or match.

Can I easily adjust magnification without using both hands?

Yes. The integrated throw lever connects to the magnification ring, allowing you to change power with one hand while keeping your other hand on the rifle. The lever is removable if you prefer to adjust magnification traditionally.