Burris XTR III 3.3-18X50MM SCR MOA

Burris XTR III 3.3-18X50MM SCR MOA Features and Performance

The Burris XTR III 3.3-18X50MM SCR MOA is a premium precision riflescope built for shooters who want a serious optic for long-range work, competition use, and demanding rifle setups. Its 3.3-18x magnification range gives it a versatile feel that works well for positional shooting, range use, and more deliberate shooting at extended distance, while the 50mm objective helps provide a bright and usable sight picture across a wide range of conditions. For shooters putting together a rifle around repeatable performance and precise adjustments, this model fits naturally into that role.

One of the biggest strengths of this scope is its illuminated SCR MOA reticle. The SCR MOA layout gives shooters a practical aiming system for holdovers, corrections, and more refined shot placement without feeling overly cluttered. It is especially appealing for shooters who prefer an MOA-based optic and want a reticle that feels modern, technical, and still easy to work with in real-world use. Because this scope uses a front focal plane design, the reticle remains proportionally consistent throughout the magnification range, helping shooters make better use of subtensions and hold points at different power settings. Illumination also adds flexibility in lower light conditions and helps keep the scope more usable across a broader range of environments.

The XTR III line is built around precision and competition-oriented performance, and that comes through clearly in the overall design of this model. The 34mm tube gives the scope the internal adjustment range and robust feel many shooters want in a serious long-range optic, while the side parallax adjustment helps fine-tune focus as distances change. This is the kind of scope that makes sense on a dedicated bolt-action precision rifle, a modern gas gun configured for distance work, or any rifle setup where consistency and accurate corrections matter more than keeping things lightweight and simple.

Another reason this model stands out is the way it balances capability with practical use. The low end of the magnification range still feels manageable for closer targets and movement between positions, while the upper end gives shooters the magnification needed for observation, spotting impacts, and making more careful shots at distance. That balance makes it a strong option for shooters who want one optic that can cover a broad range of precision-oriented roles without feeling too specialized in only one direction. For more optics and firearm accessories, visit our accessories collection. To learn more about manufacturer specifications and product information, see Burris’ official product resources.