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The Crimson Trace Brushline Pro 2-7x32mm is a scope that knows exactly what it's for. Built around rimfire rifles, it pairs a versatile 2-7x magnification range with a 32mm objective and a lightweight aluminum 1-inch tube. That combination gives you a wide, easy sight picture up close for busy squirrel woods or plinking sessions, then enough reach at 7x to stretch things out to smaller targets at distance. At around a foot long and just under a pound of scope weight, it balances nicely on a .22 without turning your rifle into a front-heavy handful.
The standout feature here is the CT Custom BDC-Rimfire reticle. This is a second focal plane design, and the holdover points are calibrated specifically for rimfire ballistics, which drop a lot faster than centerfire rounds. Zero it at 50 yards and the subtension marks line up with common loads like 36-grain CCI Mini-Mags, giving you real reference points instead of guesswork when a target sits out past your zero. Reviewers who ran it on the range found the holdovers tracked well with what the reticle documentation promised, even landing hits well past 100 yards using the marks.
This scope is built to live outdoors. The tube is nitrogen purged and sealed to shrug off fog and moisture, and the lenses wear Crimson Trace's green multi-coated MOC coatings for bright, clear light transmission and scratch resistance. Capped turrets protect your zero from bumps in the field, and the spring-loaded zero reset makes sighting in straightforward. Generous eye relief helps you get back on target quickly.
Even though it wears the rimfire name, the platform is rated to handle centerfire recoil and hold zero, so it's a durable little optic. Backed by Crimson Trace's full lifetime warranty, it's an easy call for anyone setting up a .22 for hunting, plinking, or teaching a new shooter the ropes.
The CT Custom BDC-Rimfire reticle is calibrated for rimfire ballistics, so it shines on a .22LR. Zeroed at 50 yards with a common load like a 36-grain CCI Mini-Mag, the holdover marks give you accurate reference points at longer distances. It's built specifically to match the faster drop of rimfire rounds, so pairing it with .22LR is where you'll get the most out of it.
Yes. Even though it's marketed as a rimfire scope, Crimson Trace rates the Brushline Pro platform to hold zero under centerfire recoil for the life of the optic. That said, the BDC reticle subtensions are dialed in for rimfire, so it makes the most sense on a .22-class rifle.
No, this model has a fixed parallax setting, which is standard and perfectly practical for a rimfire scope at these ranges and magnifications. For plinking, small game, and general .22 work inside typical rimfire distances, you won't miss it.
It is. The tube is nitrogen purged and sealed against fog and moisture, and the lenses use Crimson Trace's scratch-resistant MOC coatings. The capped turrets protect your zero from knocks in the field, and the whole thing is backed by a full lifetime warranty.
| UPC | 810048570195 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 01-01290 |
| Adjustable Parallax | No |
| Eye Relief | 4.0'' |
| Length | 12.7500 |
| Objective Size | 32mm |
| Power | 2-7 |
| Reticle | BDC Pro |
| Shipping Weight | 1.96 |
| State Restriction (Guam) | NO SALE TO GUAM |
| State Restriction (PR) | NO SALE TO PUERTO RICO |
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