Bushnell Banner Rifle Scope 3-9x50mm 1" SFP Multi-X Non Illum. Black Matte

The Bushnell Banner Rifle Scope 3-9x50mm 1" SFP Multi-X Non Illum. Black Matte is a proven mid-range optic built for hunters, sport shooters, and tactical marksmen who demand reliable glass without premium price tags. This scope delivers the versatility of 3-9x variable magnification, allowing shooters to engage targets from 50 yards to 300+ yards with a single platform. The non-illuminated Multi-X reticle eliminates battery dependency—a critical advantage in field conditions where electronic failures cost accuracy and mission success.

The 50mm objective lens captures maximum available light, delivering bright, edge-to-edge clarity even in low-light hunting windows or overcast tactical scenarios. Bushnell's 1" single-piece tube construction provides rigidity and repeatability—critical for maintaining zero under recoil stress from magnum rifles or sustained fire. The Second Focal Plane (SFP) Multi-X reticle holds consistent subtension only at maximum magnification (9x), allowing natural holdover adjustments across all power settings. Black matte finish eliminates glint and reflection, meeting tactical stealth standards while resisting corrosion in wet environments. At 1.83 lbs and measuring 17.7 inches in length, this scope balances optical glass mass with mounting comfort on AR-platform rifles, bolt guns, and hunting carbines.

This Bushnell Banner rifle scope excels for shooters transitioning between close-range and distant targets without power-dependent reticle systems. Law enforcement trainers and military shooters routinely select fixed-reticle designs for reliability in high-stakes environments where optics cannot fail. The 1" tube accepts standard ring mounts found on virtually every modern rifle platform—AR-15, M4, precision bolt-actions, and hunting rifles. Installation requires a one-piece or split-ring mount system torqued to manufacturer specifications; tube diameter compatibility ensures zero loss during reinstallation. Ideal for three-gun competitors, varmint hunters, and marksmen who value dependable glass over electronic complexity.