Zeiss Lrp S3 6-36X56 Zf-Mri

The Zeiss LRP S3 6-36x56 is a first focal plane rifle scope built for hunters and long-range shooters who demand precision when it counts. At 6x magnification you get a wide field of view for general hunting scenarios; crank it to 36x and you're glassing distant ridges or dialing in shots beyond 500 yards. The 56mm objective gathers serious light—especially valuable during that golden hour or overcast morning when most hunting happens. This is a scope engineered to handle the full spectrum of field conditions, from moderate distances to extreme range work.

Zeiss didn't skimp on the optical system here. Ninety percent light transmission means the image stays bright and clear from one end of the magnification range to the other, and the twilight factor of 17.7 to 44.9 gives you usable sight pictures in low light. The 32 MRAD elevation turret—a serious amount of vertical travel—lets you dial for distance without constantly compensating at the reticle. That translates to more precise hold points and cleaner ballistics management when you're pushing shots out there.

Build quality befits the Zeiss reputation: LotusTec coating resists water and oil, nitrogen fill keeps internal fogging out of the equation, and the scope handles temperature swings from -25°C to +56°C without blinking. At just over 39 ounces, it's not featherweight, but a 34mm main tube and solid construction justify the heft. Eye relief ranges from 80–90mm depending on magnification, and parallax adjustment runs from 10 meters to infinity, so you can lock the reticle perfectly to your target distance.

Whether you're glassing canyons in the Southwest, hunting steep Western terrain, or running a long-range precision rig, the LRP S3 delivers the optical clarity and mechanical precision that separate good shots from misses when the distance is real and the game is worth the effort.

Key Features

• 6-36x magnification for versatile hunting and precision shooting across medium to extreme range
• 56mm objective diameter maximizes light gathering in low-light conditions
• First focal plane design keeps reticle subtensions true across the entire magnification range
• 32 MRAD vertical adjustment (110 MOA) for extended-range capability
• 90% light transmission for bright, clear images in dawn/dusk conditions
• LotusTec coating resists water, oil, and environmental contamination
• Nitrogen-filled tube prevents internal fogging in temperature extremes
• 34mm main tube and quality construction for reliability in rugged conditions
• 80–90mm eye relief across magnification range
• Parallax adjustment from 10m to infinity for precise focus at any distance

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Zeiss LRP S3 6-36x56 best used for?

This scope excels at medium to extreme long-range hunting and precision rifle applications. The 6x-36x magnification range and 32 MRAD elevation turret make it ideal for hunters and shooters engaging targets at distance, from several hundred yards to extreme range. It's equally at home on a Western hunting rifle or a dedicated long-range target platform.

How much elevation adjustment does this scope have?

The vertical adjustment range is 32.0 MRAD, which equals 110 MOA at 100 meters. This substantial elevation travel supports extended-range shooting without relying on extreme reticle holds, and each click represents 0.1 MRAD (0.25 MOA) for precise turret adjustments.

Is the Zeiss LRP S3 6-36x56 good for low-light hunting?

Yes. The 56mm objective diameter and 90% light transmission deliver maximum light gathering, especially valuable during dawn and dusk when most hunting occurs. The twilight factor of 17.7–44.9 across the magnification range ensures usable sight pictures in marginal lighting conditions typical of real hunting scenarios.

What magnification should I use for hunting at different ranges?

At 6x, the scope offers a wider field of view and good light transmission—ideal for moderate-range hunting where speed and target acquisition matter. Higher magnifications (20x–36x) are suited to glassing distant terrain, confirming game at extended range, or dialing precision shots beyond 400–500 yards. The full range gives you flexibility across varied hunting situations without changing scopes.