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The Crimson Trace Brushline 3-9x40mm is a rimfire-specific optic that does one job and does it well: helping you hit small targets with your .22 at the distances where rimfire shines. It runs a 3-9x magnification range on a 40mm objective, which is a sweet spot for everything from backyard plinking to squirrel and rabbit hunting. The second focal plane BDC Rimfire reticle is calibrated for 40-grain .22 LR with a 50-yard zero, so once you're sighted in, the holdover points let you reach out past that without guessing at your drop.
This scope is built on a 1-inch aerospace-grade aluminum tube that keeps weight down without feeling flimsy. The glass is fully green multi-coated for solid clarity and light transmission, and the whole unit is nitrogen purged, waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof so weather and recoil won't throw it off. You get 1/2 MOA click adjustments on capped turrets, which keeps dials protected in the field and locked in once you've set your zero. Parallax is fixed at 50 yards, right in the wheelhouse for rimfire work.
The real draw here is the CT Custom BDC Rimfire reticle. Instead of doing math or dialing between shots, you hold on the appropriate stadia mark and send it. Owners who run standard-velocity 40-grain loads tend to find the subtensions track true once they've zeroed at 50 yards, which makes follow-up shots quick and repeatable. A generous 4 inches of eye relief gives you a comfortable, consistent sight picture, and the aggressively textured power ring is easy to grab even with gloves on.
At roughly 14 ounces and under 13 inches long, the Brushline won't throw off the balance of a light bolt gun or a plinking AR. It's backed by Crimson Trace's lifetime warranty, which is a nice safety net on a scope meant to see a lot of range time.
The CT Custom BDC Rimfire reticle is tuned for 40-grain .22 LR with a 50-yard zero. Once you've zeroed at 50 yards, the holdover marks are set up to track your drop at longer distances. Standard-velocity loads tend to match the published subtensions best, so sticking with consistent ammo will give you the most predictable results.
No, this model does not have an illuminated reticle. It uses a standard etched BDC Rimfire reticle with good contrast through the fully multi-coated glass. For daytime small game and plinking, which is what this scope is built for, the non-illuminated reticle works well.
Yes. The Brushline is built on a 1-inch aerospace-grade aluminum tube and is nitrogen purged, waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof. It's designed to handle field conditions and the knocks that come with regular range and hunting use, and it's backed by Crimson Trace's lifetime warranty.
No, the parallax is fixed at 50 yards rather than adjustable. That setting is dialed in specifically for rimfire ranges, so it's well matched to the distances where a .22 does its best work. You won't need to fuss with a side focus knob for typical rimfire shooting.
| UPC | 810048570034 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 01-01580 |
| Adjustable Parallax | No |
| Eye Relief | 4.0'' |
| Length | 15.7000 |
| Objective Size | 40mm |
| Power | 3-9 |
| Reticle | BDC Rimfire |
| Shipping Weight | 1.19 |
| State Restriction (Guam) | NO SALE TO GUAM |
| State Restriction (PR) | NO SALE TO PUERTO RICO |
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