BurrisHandgun Plex Reticle Pistol Hunting Scope

I bought it for my Ruger Red Hawk put it on and sighted it in. Great glass very clear. 4 shot group at 51 yards

Mounted perfect on my Rossi R92 and has perfect eye relief for scout rifles.

I have several of these Burris handgun scopes and they are a quality optic that hold up very well on heavy recoil handguns. This one also had a great price on amazon when I bought it several months ago.

A fantastic scope for my Ruger Super Redhawk. Eye relief and clarity are top notch. But ... comes without any lens caps, at all, leaving my scope with glass exposed to the air and dust. Not a good feature.

I've owned Burris 3x12 handgun scopes for more than 30 years because they work flawlessly and they offer great magnification along with an adjustable objective for proper focusing.

I was searching for a Burris extended eye relief scope for my Ruger Super Redhawkand found that they were out of stock nationwide. Found this one on Amazon that was shown as used and like new condition. Came in the original box and by all indications it is new. No ring marks or any sign that it has ever been mounted.Great scope, just what I was looking for and fast shipping.

Great handgun scope. Works very well and good solid construction. No problems holding zero after 500 rounds (though it is only a .22). As others have stated the eye-relief gets much shorter at higher magnifications. For me, anything higher than 5X and I need to adjust how I hold the gun to get a good view out of the scope which is why it loses a star.UPDATE: After a couple of more range trips the reticle became canted by almost .45 degrees. I have received a replacement and will update after I have used it a few times.Update: I did end up getting a replacement. The reticle became canted again after a few range trips. Was attached to a ruger mark iii so not exactly high recoil. Didn’t bother replacing again.

Fits and seems to work well

This scope replaced a cheap 4X LER scope on my Ruger Scout. With normal ball ammo, I was holding 2 MOA at a hundred yards. Now, with the same ball ammo, I am holding between 0.75 MOA and 1MOA at 100 yards. To say I'm happy is an understatement. With the adjustable power, I have a lot more versatility when using the Scout. I'm not shy any more in taking long-range shots. If the target is within 500 yards, the odds are greatly increased that I will be able to knock whatever it is down.As for durability, I've only put 150 rounds of 7.62/.308 downrange, so I can't really comment on how well it's going to hold up.