Crimson Trace Brushline Rifle Scope - 3-9x40mm 1" SFP BDC Rimfire

The Crimson Trace Brushline Rifle Scope – 3-9x40mm 1" SFP BDC Rimfire is purpose-built for shooters who demand precision optics in a compact, lightweight platform for rimfire hunting and marksmanship. Designed by Crimson Trace Corporation, a trusted name in tactical optics, this scope delivers professional-grade functionality without unnecessary bulk. Whether you're stalking small game, running rimfire training courses, or setting tight group spreads at distance, this variable-magnification scope bridges the gap between affordability and combat-proven reliability.

The 3-9x magnification range gives you flexibility from close-quarters engagement (3x) to extended precision work (9x), while the 40mm objective lens balances light transmission and sight-line height. The single-focal-plane (SFP) design simplifies reticle operation and maintains consistent aiming across all magnification levels, critical when target acquisition speed matters. The integrated ballistic drop compensator (BDC) reticle accounts for rimfire ammunition's ballistic trajectory, allowing holdover adjustments without constant scope turret manipulation—a feature that separates dedicated rimfire optics from generic alternatives. At just 1.19 lbs and measuring 15.5 inches overall, it adds minimal weight and maintains a low optical profile on tactical rimfire builds, precision .22 LR platforms, and sport shooting setups where ergonomics are non-negotiable.

This scope is ideal for law enforcement trainers, competitive rimfire shooters, and hunters who rely on .22 LR or similar calibers for small-game pursuits. The 1-inch tube diameter ensures compatibility with standard Weaver and Picatinny mounting systems found on modern rimfire platforms, AR-22 uppers, and dedicated .22 training rifles. Installation requires quality rings or a direct Picatinny mount; ensure your firearm's rail is properly torqued to specification for maximum optical stability. Rimfire shooters will appreciate the BDC reticle's accuracy at common engagement distances (15–75 yards), reducing the learning curve and improving first-round hit probability in field conditions.