BLEMISHED Burris XTR II Rifle Scope - 4-20x50mm Illum. G2B Mil-Dot Reticle FFP Matte

The Burris XTR II Rifle Scope in 4-20x50mm with illuminated G2B mil-dot reticle and front focal plane design represents precision optics engineered for competitive long-range shooters and tactical operators who demand uncompromising optical performance. This is a blemished unit—fully functional with cosmetic imperfections—offering significant savings on a scope recognized for advanced reticle technology and robust construction across demanding field environments.

The XTR II platform delivers a 5-times magnification range (4x to 20x) with 25% thicker tube construction compared to the original XTR riflescope, providing enhanced durability under sustained recoil. The front focal plane (FFP) reticle architecture ensures that trajectory compensation remains proportional at any magnification setting—critical for shooters making hold-over adjustments across variable distances. The illuminated G2B mil-dot reticle offers both daylight clarity and low-light performance, with the mil-dot configuration providing a familiar, proven aiming reference for wind holds and distance estimation without requiring secondary ballistic tools.

This scope serves precision rifle applications where consistent accuracy from 100 yards to extreme distance is non-negotiable: competition three-gun events, precision rifle matches, long-range hunting, and tactical training scenarios. The 50mm objective lens gathers sufficient light for early-morning and late-evening use while maintaining manageable weight and balance on mid-to-heavy rifle platforms. Users accustomed to FFP reticles will recognize the advantage here—the reticle scaling remains true throughout the magnification range, eliminating the zero-shift uncertainty common with second focal plane designs.

At this price point, a blemished XTR II represents exceptional value for shooters prioritizing optical quality and reticle technology over cosmetic perfection. Burris XTR II scopes for sale at steep discounts typically come from inventory overstock or minor finish marks that do not affect mechanical function or image quality. Specifications like the 4-20x50mm magnification range, FFP design, and mil-dot reticle remain identical to full-retail versions, making this an ideal choice for working guns in tactical and precision rifle applications.