BLEMISHED Burris Signature Select Rifle Scope - 3-10x40mm Plex Reticle 37-15' 3.5-4.0" Matte

The BLEMISHED Burris Signature Select Rifle Scope in 3-10x40mm with Plex Reticle is a versatile optic designed for mid-range precision shooting across hunting and tactical training applications. This blemished unit offers the same optical performance and rugged construction as new stock at a reduced price point, making it an excellent value for shooters who prioritize function over cosmetic perfection. The variable 3-10x magnification range provides flexibility across distances, while the 40mm objective lens gathers adequate light for dawn, dusk, and overcast conditions typical of field work.

The 3-10x40mm configuration delivers a 37-15 foot field of view at the respective magnification settings, enabling quick target acquisition at lower powers and precise shot placement at maximum zoom. The Plex reticle pattern is a proven design favored for both hunting and marksmanship training—clean, uncluttered, and easy to center in variable lighting. The scope's 3.5-4.0 inch eye relief measurement positions the shooter's eye safely from recoil while accommodating various shooting positions. At 1.69 lbs, the optical assembly remains lightweight enough for modern rifles without adding significant system weight, a consideration for hunters covering distance on foot or tactical operators managing gear load.

This Burris Signature Select rifle scope suits precision rifle shooters, hunters pursuing mid-range game, and training enthusiasts running optics drills at ranges between 100 and 400 yards. The matte finish minimizes light reflection and reduces operator signature in tactical contexts. Blemished units typically carry superficial marks that do not affect optical quality or mechanical function—an ideal option for practical shooters who view equipment as tools rather than display pieces.

Burris scopes are recognized for consistent quality control and reliable mechanical performance in the mid-tier optics segment. The 3-10x40 class remains a popular middle ground between lightweight compact optics and heavier high-magnification instruments, offering practical magnification without excessive size or weight penalty.