SIG TANGO-DMR 3-18x44 FFP MRAD Milling 2.0 riflescope, black

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SIG Sauer Rifle Scopes

The SIG rifle-scope hub covers TANGO, WHISKEY, SIERRA, and related magnified optics. Named families already have their own pages, including TANGO-MSR, TANGO6T, WHISKEY, and BDX. This page covers TANGO-DMR 2-12×42, 3-18×44, and 5-30×56; TANGO-SPR 4-16×44 and 6-24×52; one SIERRA3BDX 6.5-20×52; and one TANGO6 5-30×56. TANGO-SPR 1-4×24 lives on the LPVO page.

TANGO-DMR is SIG’s 34 mm first-focal-plane family with HDX glass, a multi-lock zero-stop elevation dial, capped windage, locking illumination, a sunshade, and a throw lever. A mount is sold separately. 3-18×44 is 12.3 in. and 25.5 oz. 5-30×56 is 12.3 in. and 31 oz. 2-12×42 is 10.8 in. and 25.2 oz. TANGO-SPR is the 30 mm second-focal-plane value family with a factory 1.535 in. mount. TANGO6 5-30×56 is the heavier 34 mm FFP TANGO6 with LevelPlex and LockDown Zero. SIERRA3BDX pairs a BDX-R1 digital reticle with a KILO BDX rangefinder. Pairing is not universal.

How to choose

Want a 34 mm FFP TANGO-DMR with a sunshade and a throw lever? Start with 2-12×42, 3-18×44, or 5-30×56, then pick MOA or MRAD and Milling 2.0 or DEV-L 2.0. Want a factory 1.535 in. mount on a 30 mm SFP tube? TANGO-SPR 4-16×44 or 6-24×52. Want a BDX holdover dot? SIERRA3BDX 6.5-20×52, with a KILO sold separately. Want LevelPlex and LockDown Zero on a 5-30×56? TANGO6. Value LPVOs live on TANGO-MSR.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which SIG rifle scopes are on this page?

TANGO-DMR 2-12×42, 3-18×44, and 5-30×56 in MOA and MRAD; TANGO-SPR 4-16×44 and 6-24×52; SIERRA3BDX 6.5-20×52; and TANGO6 5-30×56 MOA DEV-L. TANGO-MSR, TANGO6T, WHISKEY, and BDX families have their own pages.

Does TANGO-DMR include a mount?

No. TANGO-DMR ships a sunshade, a removable throw lever, and a CR2032. A 34 mm mount is sold separately. TANGO-SPR ships a factory 1.535 in. mount.

What is the difference between TANGO-DMR 3-18×44 and 5-30×56?

Both use a 12.3 in. 34 mm first-focal-plane tube. 3-18×44 is 25.5 oz with 45 MRAD / 152 MOA elevation. 5-30×56 is 31 oz with 30 MRAD / 91 MOA elevation. 2-12×42 is the shorter 10.8 in., 25.2 oz tube.

Is TANGO-SPR illuminated?

The 4-16×44 and 6-24×52 TANGO-SPR scopes use a second-focal-plane BDC-1 reticle that is not illuminated. TANGO-SPR 1-4×24 on the LPVO page uses an illuminated HellFire FL-4 reticle.

Does SIERRA3BDX work without a rangefinder?

Yes. The 6.5-20×52 still works as a riflescope. Pair it with a compatible KILO BDX rangefinder for the BDX-R1 holdover dot. Pairing is not universal. A mount is sold separately.