Burris Fullfield IV 3-12x42mm Rifle Scope SFP Long Range MOA Reticle Non Illuminated Matte Black BLEMISHED

The Burris Fullfield IV 3-12x42mm rifle scope with SFP long range MOA reticle is purpose-built for tactical shooters, hunters, and law enforcement professionals who demand reliable magnification across extended ranges. This non-illuminated matte black optic delivers the versatility needed for variable-power shooting scenarios, from close-quarters engagements to precision long-range work. The blemished condition offers significant savings without compromising optical integrity or mechanical function—making it an intelligent choice for budget-conscious operators who prioritize performance over cosmetic perfection.

The 3x to 12x magnification range accommodates diverse shooting disciplines, while the 42mm objective lens gathers sufficient light for lower-light operations and maintains edge clarity across the entire zoom spectrum. The second focal plane (SFP) long range MOA reticle remains consistent at maximum magnification—12x—providing shooters with precise hold-over calculations for ballistic drops and windage corrections beyond 300 yards. Constructed with fully multi-coated optics and housed in a durable matte black finish, this scope resists reflection, corrosion, and glint while maintaining ruggedness in field conditions. The lightweight 1.63-pound construction minimizes strain on modern rifle platforms without sacrificing structural integrity.

This scope pairs effectively with AR-platform rifles, bolt-action precision rifles, and tactical carbines equipped with standard Picatinny rails. Law enforcement marksmen, competitive long-range shooters, and hunters pursuing medium to large game will benefit from the clear sight picture and repeatable adjustments. The non-illuminated reticle eliminates battery dependency, ensuring reliability during extended deployments or remote operations where logistics are constrained. Installation requires a compatible 30mm two-piece or one-piece scope mount; verify ring height to ensure proper clearance between the objective bell and your firearm's receiver or barrel. For shooters prioritizing optical quality and tactical functionality at a reduced price point, the blemished Fullfield IV represents proven value.