Burris Optics 1-8x24 XTR II Riflescope Illuminated Reticlecombined state-of-the-art engineering with refinements for accuracy in the 1-8x24 XTR II Riflescope. The optical system offers bright and clear images, with high contrast and true colors, thanks to the indexed-matched multi-coated optics. To compensate for wind and ballistics you have adjustable windage and elevation and a 1/10 mil impact point correction. One of central features of the scope is the Illuminated Ballistic Circle Dot Reticle that is ideal for achieving accuracy with 5.56 and .223 ammunition. It is located in the first focal plane and allows you to estimate accurate ranges at any magnification, while giving both ballistic drop compensation out to 600 yards and windage reference points. The reticle features four tapered posts, illuminated circle, and an ultra-fine illuminated center dot. This pattern is designed to provide speed at low magnifications and precision at high magnifications.

Another definite highlight of this optic is the Modular Adjustment Dial (M.A.D.) System that allows you to choose from competition-style exposed knobs, capped knobs, or custom knobs on both windage and elevation adjustments in order to match precisely the trajectory of your ammunition.

The housing is made of lightweight and durable aluminum with corrosion-resistant anodized finish. It features a 34mm single-piece maintube for resistance to shock and recoil, a nitrogen fill for fog proofing, and O-rings for waterproof performance. The fast focus eyepiece's zoom ring and adjustment turrets and rings feature heavy knurling for improved tactile traction and non-slip operation in all weather conditions.

Ballistic Circle Dot Reticle, 1st FP    34mm Diameter Maintube    1/10 mil Impact Point Correction    30 mil Windage/Elevation Adjustment    Exposed Finger-Operated Turrets    Aluminum Alloy Housing    Index-Matched Hi-Lume Multi-Coatings    Waterproof and Fogproof

• 1st focal plane
• Ideal for 5.56 and .223 ammunition
• Ballistic drop compensation out to 600 yards
• Four tapered posts
• Illuminated circle
• Ultra-fine illuminated center dot
• 11 illumination brightness levels
  • 1-8x zoom magnification
  • 24mm diameter objective lens
  • Hi-Lume index-matched anti-reflection coatings:
    • Increase transmission
    • Deliver bright and clear images
    • Ensure low-light performance
  • Linear field of view: 105-12.5' at 100 yd
    • 1/10 mil impact point correction
    • 30 mil windage and elevation
      • 34mm single-piece maintube
      • Aluminum alloy housing
      • Corrosion-resistant anodized finish
      • Modular Adjustment Dial (M.A.D.) System:
        • Re-engineered windage and elevation turret adjustment system
        • Accepts competition-style exposed or capped knobs
        • Allows custom knobs to match the trajectory of your ammunition
      • Zero Click Stop function
      • Nitrogen-filled, fogproof
      • O-ring sealed, waterproof

        Related Questions and Answers

        Q: 1. Does it extend flash range for like the beamer?

        A: Yes it extends the flash's usable range while also narrowing the beam and concentrating it, producing very high contrast.

        Q: 2. You said in the scope description that the scope has etched glass when I believe it has a wire crosshairs. Does it have etched glass or a wire crosshairs?

        A: Second focal plane wire reticle

        Q: 3. Does it have a dovetail mount? For my Vixen-103 telescope.

        A: The Vixen Optics 7x50 Illuminated Finderscope does not have a dovetail and it is only compatible with a few specific Vixen telescopes.

        Q: 4. what is difference between FORTIS6 1-6x24 and AMPLUS6 1-6X24 ?

        A: Sorry B&H has no information on the Fortis 6 presently. I did find a YouTube video on the product

        Q: 5. This i9s supposed to be a scope for .450 Bushmaster, but all the specs are for .30-30. Which is right?

        A: This is the information from the BSA website: https://bsaoptics.com/product/sweet-450-bushmaster-ao-3-9x40-new/

        Q: 6. So, some of these come with a canted reticle? I guess what you mean by that is that when the scope is level (left-to-right) the reticle is not orthogonal to the horizon?

        A: The Vortex 6-24x50 Diamondback Tactical Riflescope (EBR-2C MRAD Reticle) BH #VO624X50D • MFR #DBK-10029 The EBR in EBR-2C stands for Enhanced Battle Reticle. This reticle has been designed for maximizing long-distance shooting and ranging abilities. With EBR-2C reticle, hunters and shooters can effectively determine ranges, holdovers, windage corrections, and moving target leads.Jun 22, 2020. The MRAD Scope and Reticle. MRAD is short for milliradian. MRAD = milliradian = mil. An MRAD reticle is marked out in mils and fractions of mils to allow us to estimate the range of distant objects and quickly get on target. There are 6,283 mils in a geometric circle and 1 mil equals 3.438 MOA.

        Q: 7. It is possible to ask Vixen to remove battery from scope so that it can be shipped to Singapore?

        A: Unfortunately we are unable to do this. My sincere apologies.

        Q: 8. Will this finder fit my Meade ETX 125ec. Thank you very much for your help ?

        A: This finder is too large in diameter to fit the etx Finder bracket. You would have to buy a suitable bracket and re-drill the scope for it.

        Q: 9. What numeric value do the mrad subtensions have?

        A: The 2058 Alpen Kodiak 6-24x50 scope MOA Adjustment is ¼ : 1 click at 100 yds.

        Q: 10. Hello,this reticle is the one whit a horseshoe?

        A: For the Meopta 3-18x50 MeoPro Optika 6 RD FFP Riflescope (MRAD RD Reticle), just the center crosshair illuminates. However, because of the type of illumination system used, there is a bit of illumination behind the horseshoe at around 11 and 4 o’clock.