The Burris Fullfield 3-12x56mm 30mm E3 rifle scope is engineered for the discerning shooter who requires reliable performance across varied light conditions and engagement distances. This optic provides a practical magnification range, suitable for close-to-mid range target acquisition and precise shot placement. Its design integrates essential features for consistent performance in demanding field environments.
Key Features
3-12x Magnification
This magnification range offers adaptability for targets from close encounters to extended distances, optimizing target identification and shot placement across diverse engagement scenarios.
56mm Objective Lens
The generously sized 56mm objective lens maximizes light transmission to the reticle, providing a clear and bright sight picture. This capability is critical for effective low-light shooting performance, enabling target identification and acquisition during dawn and dusk conditions.
30mm Main Tube
A robust 30mm main tube provides a durable housing for the optical system and accommodates a wider range of internal adjustments for elevation and windage. This construction supports its integration on a precision rifle system, ensuring stability and repeatability of adjustments.
E3 Reticle
The E3 reticle is purpose-designed for ballistic holdover and wind compensation. It enables shooters to execute rapid, accurate adjustments without altering turret settings, particularly beneficial when utilizing various hunting ammunition types and engaging targets at varying ranges.
Durable Construction
Engineered to withstand challenging field conditions, this optic ensures consistent performance as an essential firearm accessory. The construction incorporates resistance to water, fog, and impact, maintaining optical integrity and reliability in adverse environmental situations.
Technical Specifications
- Magnification Range: 3-12x
- Objective Lens Diameter: 56mm
- Main Tube Diameter: 30mm
- Reticle Type: E3
- Environmental Resistance: Water, Fog, and Impact Resistant
- SKU: LIP|BU201540
