Burris XTR II 4-20x50mm FFP Rifle Scope, Horus H591

Burris XTR II 4-20x50mm Tactical Rifle Scope

The XTR II represents serious optics engineering for shooters who demand performance at distance. This is a scope built for competitive shooters, tactical operators, and hunters who refuse compromise.

Optical Performance

Hi-Lume multi-coated lenses deliver exceptional light transmission and contrast. The optics are optimized for target resolution in both bright daylight and low-light conditions. The 5-times zoom range (4x to 20x magnification) gives you flexibility from mid-range work to extended-distance precision shooting.

First Focal Plane Design

The front focal plane reticle means your Horus H591 reticle scales proportionally with magnification. This is critical for tactical shooting: your trajectory compensation remains accurate and proportional at any power setting. You're never guessing whether your holdovers are correct.

Mechanical Excellence

• 25% thicker tube construction than the original XTR, engineered for durability under severe recoil
• Double internal spring-tension system ensures your zero survives shock and vibration—even on extended vehicular patrols
• XT-100 adjustment knobs with 100 clicks per rotation allow you to dial most tactical calibers past 1000 yards in a single turn
• Zero Click Stop technology prevents accidental knob movement
• 1/10-mil or 1/4 MOA click adjustments (specify your preference)

Practical Features

• 11 illumination brightness settings span from night vision compatibility to full daylight use, with battery-saver positions between settings
• Side focus and parallax adjustment from 50 yards to infinity—ergonomic and easy to reach
• Extended illumination area lets you engage targets at distance even in marginal light
• Ranging brackets at the top of the reticle for precise distance estimation

Durability

All internal assemblies are hand-fitted and triple spring-tensioned for absolute shock-proofing. The Burris Forever Warranty backs your investment for life.

This is a blemished unit—cosmetic imperfections do not affect optical or mechanical function.