BLEMISHED Burris XTR-II Rifle Scope - 3-15x-50mm G2B Mil Dot Reticle FF Matte Black

The BLEMISHED Burris XTR-II Rifle Scope 3-15x-50mm G2B Mil Dot Reticle in matte black delivers professional-grade optical performance at a significant savings through cosmetic-only damage. This mid-range magnification scope serves precision rifle applications across law enforcement, long-range hunting, and tactical shooting disciplines where glass quality and reticle functionality remain uncompromised. Designed by Burris Company Inc.—a manufacturer with decades of reputation in duty optics—this XTR-II platform has proven itself in high-round-count training cycles and field deployments where reliability determines mission success.

The 3-15x magnification range balances situational awareness at lower powers with long-range target resolution at maximum zoom, while the 50mm objective lens gathers sufficient light for low-light operations and maintains adequate eye relief across the magnification band. The G2B Mil Dot reticle provides rapid range estimation and bullet-drop compensation without reliance on external ballistics software, a critical advantage in dynamic shooting scenarios where quick holdover decisions are required. The fully multi-coated optics minimize light loss and glint, while the matte black finish eliminates reflection and integrates seamlessly into modern tactical rifle configurations. At 3.31 lbs, the scope's weight distribution supports natural rifle handling and reduces fatigue during extended shooting sessions or patrol operations.

This scope fits shooters who demand optical quality without premium pricing—competitive marksmen, reserve and part-time law enforcement personnel, and serious hunters operating AR-10, bolt-action, or precision rifle platforms requiring Picatinny or Weaver rail mounting. The blemished condition (cosmetic only, no optical defects) makes it ideal for users prioritizing function over appearance, particularly those equipping backup rifles or training systems where aesthetics matter less than confirmed zero and glass integrity. Installation requires standard ring mounts and should be confirmed with a qualified gunsmith or armorer to ensure proper scope placement and consistent zero across duty cycles.