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Maven RS.5 - 4-24X50 SFP Scope

Sale price$2,599.00

  • 4-24x magnification ensures precise long-range hunting shots.
  • Illuminated reticle maintains clear aiming at all magnifications.
  • 50mm lens brightens low-light shooting clarity.

Key points

  • Premium Model
  • Size 14.4 in.
  • Weight 25.5 oz.
  • Second Focal Plane
  • 0.25 MOA/click or 0.1 MRAD/click
Reticle:
Colour:

Available on back order

This option is not in stock right now. You can still order it: allow up to 4 weeks, as it ships to us from overseas.

Free shipping when you add any second item.

Unconditional lifetime warranty. Faults and accidental damage, with no exclusion list and no claim form. We replace from our own stock and settle it with Maven ourselves. Full terms

Specifications
RS.5 MOA
RS.5 MIL
Focal plane Second
Magnification range 4x - 24x
Obj. lens diameter 50mm
Tube diameter 30mm / 1.8in
Objective outer diameter 59mm
Eyepiece outer diameter 43.6mm
Overall length 366mm / 14.41in
Weight (without battery) 25.5oz / 723g
Internal adjustment range (MOA/MIL)
    Travel Elevation 100 MOA 29 MIL
    Travel Windage 70 MOA 20.3 MIL
Click value 0.250 MOA 0.1 MIL
Adjustment per turret revolution 20 MOA 10 MIL
Parallax adjustment 10y - Infinity
Exit pupil diameter @4x: 8.5mm @24x: 2.1mm
Eye relief @4x: 77-98mm @24x: 86-98mm
Field of view @ 100y @4x: 27.8ft @24x: 4.6ft
Front/Rear mounting length F: 53mm
R: 52mm
Effective objective lens diameter @4x: 34.5mm @24x: 50.0mm
Field of view @4x: 5.31° @24x: 0.88°
Field of view, apparent @4x: 21° @24x: 21°
Diopter correction (dpt) +/-3
Light transmission 90.10%
Twilight factor @4x: 14.1
@24x: 34.64
Functional temperature -4°~158°F
Submersion tightness / waterproof rating 3m depth
Gas purged Nitrogen
Reticle construction Etched Glass
Reticle options SHR-W SHR-MIL
Illuminated reticle Y/N Yes Red
Origin Made in Japan
Maven RS.5 - 4-24X50 SFP Scope
Maven RS.5 - 4-24X50 SFP Scope Sale price$2,599.00

Maven: Crafted for the Outdoors

Mountain Town Roots

Maven started in a mountain town, driven by folks who'd rather be out hunting or hiking than chasing corporate profits. Their optics are made for people like you: hunters, birdwatchers, anyone who trusts their gear to make every moment in the wild count. It's honest craftsmanship from a team that shares your passion for the outdoors.

Top Quality Craftsmanship

Maven skips the retail middleman and those 15-30% markups that jack up prices in stores. By selling direct, they focus on what matters: top-grade Japanese glass and materials built to handle the toughest conditions, not cheapened to fit a retailer's price tag. You get optics designed to perform, shipped right from their workshop to your door.

Your Australian Connection

As Maven's Australian supplier, The Modern Hunter is right here, living the same outdoor life you do. Call us up, and you'll talk to a real person who knows Maven's gear and Australia's rugged terrain inside out. We're ready to help you pick the perfect optics for your next adventure, with the kind of service you'd expect from a mate.

Common questions

What is the Maven warranty?
Unconditional lifetime warranty. If your optic is damaged or defective, contact us and we will repair or replace it. It does not matter where or when you bought it, or whose fault it was. Deliberate damage and cosmetic marks that do not affect performance are the only exclusions.
Are Maven binoculars tripod adaptable?
All B Series, and the C.1, C.3 and C.4, are tripod adaptable, and work with any 1/4x20 threaded adapter. The C.2 is not.
What is the difference between the B Series and the C Series?
About 5 to 10 per cent more performance from the B Series, most noticeable over a long session behind the glass. The B Series has a larger sweet spot, a higher grade of glass throughout, and each unit is built and inspected individually. C Series units are produced in the hundreds and sample inspected, and use a polymer frame that is lighter than the B Series magnesium.
Can I look through them before buying?
We attend several events per year including expos, fairs and other outdoor events, as well as some club meetings. It is a good way to see the gear in person. Get in touch and we will help you choose the right one for what you are doing.
Does the RS.5 Riflescope have a zero-stop?
Yes, the RS.5 features a mechanical zero-stop.
How do I set up my RS.5 turrets and zero-stop?
Resetting the turret to zero: remove the top knurled portion of the turret by turning it counter-clockwise. Once removed, the turret can lift and spin without engaging the adjustment clicks. Moving the turret while it is still engaged with the inner mechanism will change the zero of your scope. Once the turret spins freely, turn it either direction until the 0 mark lines up with the zero indicator on the ocular side of the turret base. Press down to re-engage the turret mechanism, then re-tighten by placing the top knurled portion back onto the turret and turning clockwise. Do not overtighten. Repeat the process for windage.

Adjusting the zero-stop: once zeroed, remove the top cap and slide the elevation turret off the scope. Using the included hex wrench, loosen the three screws on the side of the zero-stop. Slide the zero-stop down the elevation mechanism until it rests against the bottom of the turret base, then rotate counter-clockwise until the zero-stop pin touches the base pin. Retighten all screws. Replace the turret with the 0 mark aligned with the position indicator and replace the top cap.