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SIG Sauer BUCKMASTERS Scopes

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SIG Buckmasters Scopes

The SIG Buckmasters line is SIG’s value hunting optics with Jackie Bushman’s BDC. The riflescopes use a 1 in. tube, a second-focal-plane Buckmasters BDC with holdover dots to 500 yards, and 0.25 MOA clicks. 3-9×40, 3-9×50, and 3-12×44 are the non-illuminated scopes. Hellfire adds illumination on those same three magnifications. Rings are separate.

The Buckmasters 10×42 is a binocular with BAK-4 prisms. The Buckmasters 1500 is a 6×22 rangefinder with a red LED and Buckmasters Mode: 8 ballistic groups that point to the matching BDC holdover. SIG lists 1,500 yards reflective, 800 yards on trees, and 600 yards on deer. Combo kits pair that 1500 with a 3-9×40, 3-12×44, or 3-9×50 riflescope.

How to choose

Want a 3-9×40? Non-illuminated or Hellfire. Want more objective? 3-9×50. Want 3-12x? 3-12×44. Want a rangefinder? 1500. Want both? The combo kits. Want glass for glassing? The 10×42 binocular.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which SIG Buckmasters optics are available?

1 in. BDC riflescopes at 3-9×40, 3-9×50, and 3-12×44, Hellfire illuminated versions of those three, a 10×42 binocular, a 1500 rangefinder, and three 1500-plus-scope combo kits.

What is the Buckmasters 10×42?

The 10×42 is a binocular. The 1500 is a rangefinder. The 3-9x and 3-12x models are riflescopes.

What is Buckmasters Mode on the 1500?

The rangefinder has 8 onboard ballistic groups. In Buckmasters Mode it tells you which BDC holdover dot to use on a matching Buckmasters riflescope.

Do the riflescopes include rings?

No. Rings are separate. Combo kits include the 1500 rangefinder and the riflescope.

What is Hellfire?

Hellfire is SIG’s illuminated Buckmasters BDC on the 3-9×40, 3-9×50, and 3-12×44 illuminated scopes.