Crimson Trace Hardline Riflescope with Lightweight Solid Construction, Scope Caps and Lens Cloth for Hunting, Shooting, Tactical and Outdoor
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Style: 3-9x40mm BDC
Features
- SPECS: 3-9 magnification with a 40mm lens diameter, aerospace grade 1" tube and weighs 15.2 oz - FOV Range: 33.9 ft Min - 11.3 ft Max
- ACCURACY: Features a second focal plane, non-illuminated, CT Custom BDC .223/5.56 reticle with a 3.5" eye relief, 1/4" click value and quick spring-loaded zero reset exposed turrets
- EASE OF USE: Windage (right side), elevation (top) knobs are exposed for quick and easy adjustments
- DURABLE: Constructed of lightweight anodized aluminum with multi-coated lenses and is waterproof, shockproof and nitrogen purged to prevent fogging
- INCLUDES: Lens cloth and scope caps
Brand: Crimson Trace
Color: Black
Style: 3-9x40mm BDC
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 15.5 x 4.75 x 4 inches
Sport: Hunting
Item Weight: 2.2 Pounds
Material: Aluminum
Magnification Maximum: 9 x
Magnification Minimum: 3 x
Compatible Devices: Rifle
Brand: Crimson Trace
Color: Black
Style: 3-9x40mm BDC
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 15.5 x 4.75 x 4 inches
Sport: Hunting
Item Weight: 2.2 Pounds
Material: Aluminum
Magnification Maximum: 9 x
Magnification Minimum: 3 x
Compatible Devices: Rifle
Mounting Type: Cantilever Mount
Night vision: No
Eye Relief: 3.5 Inches
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 15.67 x 4.84 x 4.13 inches
Package Weight: 1 Kilograms
Brand Name: Crimson Trace
Warranty Description: Limited Lifetime
Model Name: Hardline Riflescope 3-9x40mm CT Custom BDC .223/5.56 Reticle
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Crimson Trace
Part Number: 01-01240
Included Components: Scope, Lens Cloth, Scope Caps
Date First Available: November 24, 2020
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Amazing Scope for the Price! Clear Lens, very accurate - 100 times better than any Vortex or Leupold Made in China! Wish Crimson Trace does a better job on Reticle Options for BDC and Wind Compensation!!!
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2023 by Vahagn
Style: 4-12x40mm BDC Long Range
Mounted this optic to the tool it is designed for and have had zero problems so far. It is beefy and rugged in appearance. This scope has many features of more expensive products and is presented at an affordable price point. You can spend less on optics but you will not receive the features and warranty of much higher priced glass. I have had the opportunity to use this optic out to 6oo yards and found that it will perform as advertised if you match the projectile gr to what the scope was calibrated for. I also use a Ballistic calculator in conjunction and found that the BDC can be very accurate without adjusting the POA using the turret knobs (both accurate). From 100 yd zero adjusted once for 600 yd "dope" and was making easy hits on an 10" target. Group spread was usable and fine tuning for other variables can be easily made to tighten them up if needed. It is new so I cannot comment on it's longevity, but I think Crimson Trace has a place in the market...jusssayin
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2021 by Tbone
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Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2021 by Dave
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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2022 by 77 poncho
Style: 4-16x42mm BDC Long Range
This is a great budget scope. I’ve been needing an affordable scope for one of my precision 22LR trainers so I decided to try this one out. For the price point I wasn’t expecting a very high quality scope, but this thing is pretty impressive! The look and feel of the scope are better than I expected and it performs great. I took this out to the range and put it through the paces and it did awesome. I really like how simple and easy it is to zero this scope. You make all of the adjustments necessary to get a good zero and then simply lift up the turret and turn it to “0” and let it back down again and ¡voila! Your zero is set! It doesn’t get any easier than that. The turrets have a good clean crisp click to them and they seem to index on the reference line very well even with a lot of dialing. I maxed out the elevation turret and then brought it back to zero and the zero point stayed true. The parallax works well also, though I do wish it would focus even closer (like 25 yards) for 22LR. However, since this scope doesn’t have very high power magnification, I was still able to get a clean view of targets that were closer than 50 yards. The view is also very clear on long range targets too. The zoom ring is a little bit stiff, but it turns smoothly and allows you to adjust the magnification with relative ease. If paired with a “throw lever” it could be even better. As for the reticle, this is my least favorite part of the scope, but that’s because I typically use MRAD scopes with very detailed first focal plane reticles. This one, however, is a more simple BDC reticle based on the .308. Since it is caliber specific, the sub tensions don’t work for 22LR, but I was well aware of that before I ordered this so I won’t hold that against it. I really do wish that there were windage sub tensions on the horizontal beam of the reticle for holding windage while shooting, but if you’re willing to dial both elevation and windage, then I works really well. Otherwise you would have to visually guess how much windage to hold since there are no reference points on the reticle. There was enough elevation adjustment in this scope after setting zero for me to still be able to dial up about 53 MOA, which would allow you to make a really long shot! (Depending on caliber of course. With a 22LR it’s only about 375 yards, but with my 6 Dasher that would be a 1525 yard shot!). However, the scope base on my 22LR is 40 MOA, so I am able to use almost all of the travel the elevation turret has. A 20 MOA base would take some of that useable travel away. Overall I think this is a great scope for the price, especially if you are putting it on a .308 like you’re supposed to. They do have several other models to chose from that are not caliber specific as well as a carbine BDC option for .223s. If you’re in the market for a high quality budget scope, I highly recommend on of these Crimson Trace Hardline models!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2021 by Ricks Munn Ricks Munn
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Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2021 by Hairy Potter Hairy Potter
Style: 4-16x42mm BDC Long Range
I'll start out with what I don't like, which are BDC reticles. While the idea is great the drops are made for one barrel length, velocity and climate. Outside of those very specific instances you are going to have to figure out what the DBC actually is for your rifle. And if you are going to do that, or even just proof that the BDC does work for your set up, why not use a standard reticle with properly marked hash marks? I can't think of a single instance where a BDC is better than a mil dot or similar reticle. You can certainly make it work by figuring out your DOPE and where it corresponds to the BDC, but as Rick would say 'that is just building DOPE but with extra steps'. Now on to the good, the glass is very good. The adjustments are good, clear and repeatable. While I'd prefer locking adjustments, the pull system that CT uses is functional. Running box drills show the adjustments are true and repeatable. The ranging adjustment is very stiff, but that is better than too loose and being at 14 when you left it at 6. At about 3.5" the eye relief is pretty good and gives you good usability on large frame ARs and bolt guns while still being usable on standard ARs, though you will be better served with a cantilever mount there. The optic isn't a lightweight at just over 20 ounces, but it isn't a boat anchor either. More so with the overall footprint of 13.5" long. All in all I think CT has done a good job at making a very good optic in the important $500 optic range. Even more so because they can currently be found for a little more than half that price as I write this. As Amazon won't allow me to post a review of a rifle scope with a rifle in the image I'd only included the reticle information.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2021 by X. Fossor
Style: 4-16x42mm BDC Long Range
The media could not be loaded. Crimson Trace is known for pioneering laser sights in the early 1990s. More recently, Crimson Trace branched out into a full-featured optical sight line in 2018 and 2019. Reviews almost universally praise Crimson Trace's new sights. Most comparisons are with scopes costing considerably more--often two and three times as much, and while the comparisons often find the Crimson Trace sights inferior in certain ways, they're also almost uniformly full of admiration for what they accomplish at the price. So, for instance, one review I read before getting this scope compared a Crimson Trace Hardline scope with a $1500 scope from a famous optical company. The Crimson Trace's main drawback was a slight lack of brightness compared with the much more expensive scope. This is an excellent scope, providing quality that you would expect to spend much more to obtain than the $360 this costs on Amazon (I note that Crimson Trace has a list price of $519.99 on its web site for this scope--I don't know it it will remain at the lower price on Amazon.) This is a first focal length scope, part of the reason, perhaps, for the ability to provide such impressive quality at a low price. The scope is nitrogen filled and has multi-coated lenses. Crimson Trace tests each scope by immersion for waterproofness. Finally, Crimson Trace provides a no-reservations full lifetime warranty for the scope. Turrets are tactile, audible and stong. You must pull out the turret and twist it to return to zero. This means you don't pass through the tactile detents on returning to zero. You won't regret buying this scope. It's a bargain at the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2021 by Nebti18 Nebti18
Style: 4-16x42mm BDC Long Range
Wow, this is a sweet scope. I have some cheap optics that I've played with in the past, but this is my first real scope. And it is a beauty. I wasn't aware that this was Crimson's "budget" line until I was doing some more research, but - I can't imagine what their flagship line is like! I was surprised - and initially irritated that it didn't come with the mounting brackets, but I suppose some rifles have something other than picatinny rails (although it is still my impression that that is rare). But once I got it properly mounted, I had to build a mount for my rifle to ensure I could perform all the sighting in procedures. It really wasn't that hard, but I was surprised how much there was to it, and it was really quite a fun and educational experience...but set aside some time to spend out in an open range and bring a wheel to measure distances, etc. And it did take a second to get used to aligning the bubble, as I knew it would from the few times I've looked through a scope before, but once you get used to it...man, what a great improvement over some iron sights. This is a real treat. I love it!
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