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Burris Scout Riflescope 2-7x32mm 1" Tube Ballistic Plex
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SKU: 200261-000381002617
Overview
Built for scout rifle setups, this optic is intended for hunters who want a forward-mounted scope that supports both-eyes-open shooting while moving or when targets appear quickly. Its low-to-medium magnification range makes it a practical choice for field use where close-in awareness and a wider view matter more than high magnification. The Ballistic Plex reticle and 1/4 MOA click value provide a straightforward aiming and adjustment setup, while the 12" eye relief is part of the scout-style configuration. It is a specialized option rather than a general-purpose scope, so it fits best on rifles set up around the scout concept.
Why Hunters Choose the Burris
Scout Rifles
Forward mounting in mind
2-7x Magnification
Suits low to medium power
32mm Objective
Slim profile keep the optic
Ballistic Plex
Reticle provides a practical aiming
12-inch Eye
Relief supports forward placement on
Key Features
- Designed for scout rifles with forward mounting capability
- 2-7x low-to-medium magnification for field use
- 32mm objective and slim 1-inch tube
- Ballistic Plex reticle
- 12-inch eye relief
- 66 MOA maximum elevation
- Covered by Burris Forever Warranty
Best Used For
- Scout rifle users who want a forward-mounted optic with low to medium magnification
- Hunters who prefer keeping both eyes on target while sitting or moving
- Field shooters needing a compact 2-7x scope for close-to-midrange work
- Users building a Jeff Cooper-style scout rifle setup
- Hunters who want a 1-inch tube scope with Ballistic Plex reticle
Specifications
| Click Value | 1/4 MOA |
|---|---|
| Eye Relief | 12" |
| Magnification | 2-7x |
| Max Elevation | 66 MOA |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 32mm |
| Reticle | Ballistic Plex |
| Tube Diameter | 1" |
| Warranty | Burris Forever Warranty |
Pros
- Designed for scout rifles with forward mounting in mind
- 2-7x magnification suits low to medium power use
- 32mm objective and slim profile keep the optic compact
- Ballistic Plex reticle provides a practical aiming reference
- 12-inch eye relief supports forward placement on the rifle
- Covered by Burris Forever Warranty
Considerations & Trade-offs
- The 2-7x magnification range is oriented toward close to moderate distances, so it is not intended for the same use case as higher-power optics.
- Its scout-rifle layout is purpose-built for forward mounting, which makes it a more specialized choice than a conventional riflescope.
- The 1" tube and 32mm objective reflect a compact profile, but that also means less flexibility than larger-format scopes for some setups.
- The Ballistic Plex reticle and 1/4 MOA adjustments offer a practical setup, though they are more streamlined than feature-heavy long-range systems.
Suggested Comparisons
- Scout rifle optics
- Low- to medium-magnification riflescopes
- 1-inch tube riflescopes
- Extended eye relief scopes
Suggested Accessories
- Rifle scope rings
- Lens covers
- Scope mounting base
- Scope cleaning cloth
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of rifle setup is this scope designed for?
It is designed for scout rifles, with the optic mounted well forward on the rifle.
What magnification range does the Burris Scout Riflescope offer?
The magnification range is 2-7x, which places it in the low to medium magnification range.
What reticle does this scope use?
It uses the Ballistic Plex reticle.
What are the listed key specifications for this scope?
The listed specifications are: 2-7x magnification, 32mm objective, 1" tube, 66 MOA maximum elevation, 1/4 MOA click value, and 12" eye relief.
Does the product information include details like weight, overall length, or country of origin?
No. Those details are not provided in the source data, so they cannot be confirmed here.