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The Crimson Trace Brushline Pro 4-16x50mm was built from the ground up with the experienced hunter in mind, and it shows the moment you look through it. The 50mm objective pulls in a ton of light, and the green multi-coated lenses deliver roughly 90 percent light transmission, so you get a bright, true-color picture during those early-morning and last-light windows when game tends to move. The 4-16x magnification range gives you plenty of reach for open-country shots while still backing down low enough to stay useful in tighter cover.
This model runs the CT Custom BDC Pro reticle in the second focal plane, which uses a stacked series of diamond-shaped aiming points for quick, intuitive holdovers. It comes pre-calibrated for a .308 Winchester 150-grain load (roughly 2,820 fps, 0.415 G1 BC, 100-yard zero), giving you reference holds out to around 600 yards. Since it's a second focal plane reticle, the subtensions are true at the top magnification, and most folks running a different caliber simply sketch out their own drop chart against the holds to match their ballistics. Every scope ships with a reticle guide so you know exactly what each diamond represents.
The Brushline Pro 4-16×50 is housed in a one-piece aerospace-grade aluminum tube with a 30mm body and a matte black finish. It's nitrogen purged, waterproof, and fogproof, so weather isn't going to knock it out of the fight. Controls wear aggressive texturing that stays grippy with gloves on or in wet conditions, and the side parallax adjustment is marked in yards from 50 to infinity for easy dialing.
Turrets are capped with a spring-loaded, tool-less zero-reset, so once you've confirmed your zero you can dial, hunt, and snap right back without fuss. Adjustments move in 1/4 MOA clicks with 90 MOA of travel in both windage and elevation. At about 23 ounces and 14.7 inches long with 3.36 to 3.57 inches of eye relief, it balances well on a wide range of hunting rifles and is backed by Crimson Trace's full lifetime warranty.
The CT Custom BDC Pro reticle is pre-calibrated for a .308 Winchester 150-grain load running about 2,820 fps with a 0.415 G1 ballistic coefficient and a 100-yard zero. That calibration gives you holdover reference points out to roughly 600 yards. If you're shooting a different caliber, you can still use the reticle by matching your own ballistics to the diamond holds, and the included reticle guide makes that easy to figure out.
The Brushline Pro 4-16×50 is a second focal plane scope, so the reticle stays the same visual size no matter the magnification. The BDC holdover subtensions are true at the top end of the magnification range, so you'll want to crank it up to 16x when using the holds for longer shots. The center crosshair stays visible and usable at any power for closer work.
No, this model has a non-illuminated reticle. It relies on the green multi-coated glass and roughly 90 percent light transmission to keep the sight picture bright during low-light hunting. For the vast majority of daytime and dawn-to-dusk hunting situations, the high-contrast black reticle shows up clearly against game.
The scope uses a 30mm main tube, so you'll need 30mm rings or a 30mm one-piece mount. Rings are not included with this model, so plan to pick those up separately based on your rifle's base and the height clearance you need for the 50mm objective. A medium to high ring height usually works well to clear that larger objective bell.
| UPC | 810048570065 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 01-01340 |
| Eye Relief | 3.70'' |
| Objective Size | 50mm |
| Reticle | BDC Pro |
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