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As most readers know Schmidt & Bender (Germany) won the Precision Sniper Rifle Program of the United States Special Operations Command. Since 2011 S&B have been been supplying the Special Forces of the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines with high quality optics.
There is a limited edition of that scope. There are only 300 on the market, each with a numbered emblem (see front of scope).
The scope is called S&B 5-25×56 PMII PSR (Precision Sniper Rifle), and the part number is 677-946-532-B2-A8B20.
If that’s enough of a reference, a lot of the units at the European Best Sniper Squad Competition use the S&B scopes as well. Check our previous article loaded with images here.
A great optic for sure, but it would have been nice to see some more reticle options than just the TReMoR2. Like the newly designed LRR-MIL (milliradian-based intelligent reticle) or MSR for instance.
TReMoR2. In low resolution.
The price? You know the saying, if you have to ask…?
Well with TFB you don’t have to ask a sales person, we’ll tell you that the price is set at USD 3975. You can find N# 8 here.
But if you can afford the rifle that won the same program, the scope is peanuts. The Remington Precision Sniper Rifle costs around USD 21,000, at least at Eurooptic. LINK.
The technical details below and a link to the S&B Scope here.
| Weight | 1056 g |
| Length | 417.5 mm |
| Tube diameter | 34 mm |
| Magnification | 5.0 – 25.0x |
| Objective lens diameter | 56 mm |
| Field of view at 100m | 5.3 – 1.5m |
| Exit pupil | 10.9 – 2.29 mm |
| Eye relief distance | 90 mm |
| Twilight factor | 16.7 – 34.4 |
| Transmission | 90 |
| Focal plane | 1 |
| Diopter | -3 to +2 |
| Adjustment value / click | 1 cm |
| Elevation (Turret) | 260 cm / 100 m (64 MOA / 100 m) |
| Windage (Turret) | ± 60 cm / 100 m (± 15 MOA / 100 m) |
| Parallax adjustment | 10m – infinity |
| Illumination | Yes |
| Turret types | Counterclockwise (CCW) |
| Colors | Pantone 7504M |
| Reticles | TReMoR2 |
Below: Number 55, from Eurooptic.com
Picture from Eurooptic.com
Another way of being unique and Tacti-Cool, is to get a Heckler & Koch label on your Schmidt & Bender (3-20×50), like on the G28E / G28Z.
