Bushnell R5 4-12×40 | DOA-LRH800 | R5-41240S25

The Bushnell R5 4-12×40 is a mid-power riflescope designed for clear optics and practical field use. It features an illuminated, glass-etched DOA-LRH800 reticle and fully multi-coated HD glass to maximize light transmission and resolution. External lenses are treated with Bushnell’s EXO Barrier to repel water, oil, dust and debris, and the scope is built on a 1-inch single-piece aircraft-grade aluminum tube with IPX7 waterproof and fog-proof construction. This configuration supports versatile use across variable light conditions and ranges.

Product Specifications

• The power range is 4X – 12X for flexible close-to-mid range engagement.
• The objective lens diameter is 40mm for balanced light gathering.
• The reticle is the DOA-LRH800 Reticle and is etched into the glass.
• The tube size is 1″ and constructed as a single-piece shockproof tube.
• The finish is Black for a low-reflective exterior.
• The scope includes an Illuminated Reticle with an illuminated floating center dot.
• The optical system uses Fully-Multi Coated HD glass for increased transmission and clarity.
• The scope is rated IPX7 Waterproof and is fog-proof via nitrogen purging.
• The windage/elevation adjustment is 1/4 MOA per click.
• The scope weight is 19.6 oz.
• The model includes a Capped Target Turret as an additional feature.
• The illumination is powered by a 2032 Battery.
• The focal plane position is Second Focal Plane.
• The product type is listed as Accessory-Scopes.
• The UPC is 029757019592.

Designed for shooters who value clear optics and practical features, the R5 4-12×40 blends a bright HD optical system with user-focused elements such as EXO Barrier lens protection, side focus, and a capped target turret. The illuminated, glass-etched DOA-LRH800 reticle gives a precise aiming reference while the IPX7-rated, nitrogen-purged construction supports consistent performance in adverse conditions. This scope is appropriate for precision target work and field shooting where reliable optics and straightforward functionality are priorities.

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