T5Xi 3-15x50 Reviews
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The T5Xi Series brings unmatched clarity, accuracy and self-assurance to any situation, from combat to competition. Precise German engineering, rugged U.S. construction, slick Never-Lost™ turrets, and new SCR™ reticle gives you the victor's edge in close-quarter battle, mid and long-range shooting.
The 3-15 T5Xi model has a more compact design and allows for parallax focus down to 25 yards.
Medium range scope with 34mm tube, illuminated etched glass, front focal plane with your choice of Special Competition Reticle (SCR™) or Horus H59 reticle. Second Rotation Indicator shows each mll of elevation through the indication window on the elevation turret.
The T5Xi is now available in MOA, with a specially designed SCR-MOA reticle. Item number 5114
- Magnification 3x-15x
- Tube Diameter 34 mm
- Length 13.1"
- Battery CR 2450
- Item no. 5112 (SCR reticle, MIL)
- Item no. 5115 (Horus H59 reticle)
- Item no. 5114 (SCR reticle, MOA)
MSRP:
$2275.00-$2899.99Buy Now From Steiner Dealer Locator Online Retailers
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Product Features:
One-Piece Oversized 34mm Tube
increases strength and reliability and provides greater elevation and windage adjustments for longer ranges.
Special Competition Reticle (SCR™)
designed by Steiner for precision competition use. Located on the first focal plane, it offers an extended illumination area, 2/10-mil windage and 1/2-mil holdover lines. 1/10-mil ranging brackets allow for precise distance ranging.
Horus H59
Licensed from HorusVision, the H59™ reticle is a "field-tuned" version of the H58. They widened the horizontal grid by one mil for increased wind holdover, and the center cross has been turned into a "broken cross" so groupings are less obscured and more easily seen.
Tapered, All Metal Magnification Ring
is angled so the shooter can see his magnification setting while positioned directly behind the scope.
Large, Easy-to-Grip Windage/Elevation/Parallax/Illumination Knobs
for positive, non-slip adjustment of the diopter, reticle and parallax settings.
Second Rotation Indicator
a Steiner exclusive that shows each mil or elevation through the indicator window on the elevation turret. After the first 120 clicks, the mil numbers on the scale change automatically preventing the shooter from getting lost on the dial.
Locking Dioptor
that prevents accidental rotation of the diopter.
Consistent Eye Relief
and a generous eye box throughout the magnification range eliminates the need to reposition your eye when changing magnification.
Throw Lever / Lens Covers
that allow quick, easy magnification changes and Tenebraex covers protect the lenses from dust and moisture.
SPECIFICATIONS
| Item No. | Magnification | Reticle | Objective Lens | Focal Plane | Tube Diameter | Special Feature | Field of View at 100 yds | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 5112 | 3-15x | SCR™ MIL | 50 mm | 1st | 34 mm | Resettable turrets, 2nd rotation indicator, locking diopter | 36.0 - 7.3 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 5115 | 3-15x | H59 | 50 mm | 1st | 34 mm | Resettable turrets, 2nd rotation indicator, locking diopter | 36.0 - 7.3 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| 5114 | 3-15x | SCR - MOA | 50 mm | 1st | 34 mm | Resettable turrets, 2nd rotation indicator, locking diopter | 36 - 7.3 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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T5Xi 3-15x50 is rated
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Rated 5 out of
5
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Tactical204 from
This product has great features
I bought this scope for precision shooting. I have many other "top name" scopes and I think that Steiner has hit a home run with this one. The clarity and crispness of the glass edge to edge (strictly subjective I know but like I stated I have some very expensive glass for comparison) , the low profile turrets, auditable clicks (firm but smooth) elevation window and generous eye box sets this line of scopes in a direction that will soon become very popular as I know the precision shooting bunch has been waiting for something like this for a while and with the price of glass these days well... it's about time Thanks Steiner now we need it in a good MOA reticle as well!
Date published: 2015-02-01
Rated 5 out of
5
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gearjunkie from
You get what you pay for
I was looking for a quality FFP scope but I didn't like the idea of spending a lot of cash on a scope and then having a hard time seeing the reticle at low magnifications. The illumination on this model takes care of that issue and I am thrilled with the purchase. The scope is built like a tank and the turrets are excellent. Clicks are positive, turrets are low profile but easy to use, and the adjusting numbers on the turrets are great- so much for having to keep track of large adjustments. The clarity is excellent throughout the entire magnification range and I think I've finally found a scope that will stay on my rifle for a lifetime.
Date published: 2015-10-29
Rated 5 out of
5
by
per19 from
Great for both range and hunting
A friend recommended this scope to me; I needed something which would provide a seamless transition from the range (target 200-400y) to hunting in the field (close up out to about 400y primarily in clear-cuts). I have now tried both and the 3-15 with the precise turret dials combined with the parallax adjustment and the 34mm lens which allows plenty of light through is just about perfect for that. The light weight construction is also a plus when it goes on a rifle you carry in the field. At dusk and early morning the illumination worked great - I dropped a coyote at almost dark at 240y.
Date published: 2015-03-10
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Texas Cowboy from
22 LR, Benchrest to ELR!
Parallax...parallax...parallax. This T5Xi 3-15 has a parallax setting that starts @25 - ~, it really works well. The Diopter settings are very generous and you can get the scope perfectly set up for a variety of users.
The versatility of this scope shines in the 22 LR as the demands of the scope are huge. From short Benchrest target shooting to the ever more popular ELR 22 this scope could be the perfect combo. Steiner has packed these features into a scope that does not weigh much and gives the rifle a perfect balance.
Try one...and let nothing escape you!
Date published: 2019-05-22
Rated 4 out of
5
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Justincase from
Great scope Perfect for my needs
This scope is going on my 338 lapua long range hunting rifle. So i needed great glass but didn't want it to weigh a ton and I also wanted no more then 4 power on the bottom end on the mag power. So this scope fit the bill perfectly. The retictle looks easy to use and turrets are awesome. The only reason I gave it 4 instead of 5 stars is because it has 34 mil's of adjustment but the never lost turret only lets you use 23.4 mils of it once zero'd. With the rifle 23 mil's will be more than enough to reach way out there, but still would have been nice to been able to use all of the adjustment.
Date published: 2015-06-05
Rated 5 out of
5
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Kiba from
Great overall package and features
Ordered a pair of the 3-15s for two of my lighter rifles. I was looking for a somewhat compact scope 30oz or under, FFP/mil/mil, illuminated reticle, 22 mils minimum elevation travel with zero stop, and a reticle with fine windage graduations similar to the H2CMR reticle in my S&Bs. Since one of the 3-15s is going on a rimfire 25Y parallax was a must. The T5XI 3-15 met all my requirements; relatively compact overall package, the SCR reticle offers fine windage graduations, great feeling turrets with plenty of travel and zero stop and a clever second revolution indicator, 25Y min parallax at 15X magnification, glass clarity is quite good, very friendly eyebox at 15X, and great illumination of the entire center section of the reticle. The locking diopter is a nice feature as well. Very pleased with the overall package!
Date published: 2015-02-07
Rated 5 out of
5
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DonP from
Steiner Optics !!!!
I absolutely Love my 3-15 T5Xi ! Im still waiting on my POF to arrive, but couldn't wait so I put it on a PWS .223. Supper accurate gun and Now its like I'm cheating. This is by far my favorite scope to shoot with right now. The SCR reticle is GREAT for long range shooting. Definitely a wonderful add ...
Thank You Steiner,
Donny P.
Date published: 2016-03-29
Rated 5 out of
5
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Cobra202 from
Exceptional glass for a good price.
Bought the T5xi for my DRD Paratus but couldn't fit it in the break-down carrying case. No biggie, just switched it with my Trijicon Acog from my Scar17s. The beauty of the T5xi is that it's rugged, fairly compact and of course has great glass. So it's a natural mid-range scope for my Scar 17s.
Date published: 2015-03-11
I have an Springfield M1A Scout Rifle which I have mounted a Sadlak Airborne Scope Mount. Would the Steiner T5Xi 3-15x50 be a suitable optic for shooting targets <700 yards and if so which rings would I need?
With the Sadlak you should be good to go with the Medium rings (1" in height from the base of the ring to the center of the scope)
Date published: 2019-05-24
I was originally interest in the 3X-12X-56mm G2 Mil-Dot but is the 50mm sufficient for a Steyr 30 for shots out to 1,000yds.
The 3-12 is more than sufficient to reach out to 1000 yards. We recommend 1 magnification power per 100 yards you want to shoot.
Date published: 2016-12-16
I am considering the T5Xi 3-15x50 in combination with the Brobo SCAR 34MM mount for use on a FN SCAR17. The SCAR has a unique recoil impulse that is known to be devastating to lesser optics. Will Steiner stand behind the use of this combo?
It will not be a problem.
Date published: 2019-01-07
I recently saw this scope at a store and am considering using it for my Remington 700 in .308. What MOA pic base is best to use to get a 100 yd zero and also be able to reach out pass 500 yds? Doesn't seem to be much internal adjustment.
It is recommended to use a 45MOA rail to get the full range of adjustment for this scope.
Date published: 2015-10-03
Do the 3-15 and 5-25 t5xi models come with an optional sunshade?
The T5Xi comes with a sun shade.
Date published: 2016-12-16
I am going to build a custom .308 and I'm thinking of using your T5Xi 3-15x50 and I'm curious what the weight is.
29.8oz
Date published: 2017-05-23
What height size mount should I use with a POF P308? I am wanting to use a 20moa mount.
If your rail does not extend to the end of the handguard, You may be fine with High rings, otherwise, X-high.
Date published: 2017-05-17
Does the 3-15 model number 5114 have the adjustments on the dials in MOA? The photo on the website for this model shows the dials in Mils. I’m using this scope on a Smith&Wesson Performance Center M&P 10 6.5creedmoor. What rings should be used?
Hello!
The 5114 is the MOA version. For your rifle I would recommend the T-Series mount or extra high T-Series rings.
Date published: 2019-04-17
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