Optic Passport · Configuration record
Leupold Mark 4 HD
2.5-10x42FFPMRAD
This record answers a narrow question: which optic configuration does the indexed evidence describe? A manufacturer product code is now mapped to this tested configuration; remaining unknowns stay visible below.

Identity record
What is documented
- Brand
- Leupold Field-evaluation source
- Model
- Mark 4 HD Field-evaluation source
- Magnification / objective
- 2.5-10x42 Field-evaluation source
- Focal plane
- FFP Field-evaluation source
- Adjustment units
- MRAD Field-evaluation source
These values identify the configuration named in the public evaluation. Enriched claims below retain their own evidence scope so a family manual is never presented as proof of the tested unit's exact UPC or revision.
Evidence enrichment
What the receipts add
- Current or discontinued lifecycle status
- Current manufacturer listing Verified fieldExact SKULeupold ↗
Buying and mounting facts
Manufacturer specifications
Useful for comparing size and setup requirements. The scope label on each fact shows whether it is tied to the exact SKU or only the model family.
Manufacturer receipts
productMark 4HD 2.5-10x42 M5C3 FFP TMR — part 183740Leupold ↗Scope labels matter: tested unit describes the evaluated optic, exact SKU maps a manufacturer product code, and configuration family applies to the documented model family without proving serial-level identity. A scope match can still remain an evidence lead when its authority or identity chain is incomplete.
Receipts attached
Evaluation history
2024-07 zero-retention record
Sample size: 3 · three serial numbers
An evaluation documents the tested sample and protocol. It is not automatically a population-level reliability claim.
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A clear model-label photo, packaging label, dated manual, or manufacturer response can close an identity field. Personal reports are useful leads, but they remain separate from verified identity facts.
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