Droptine Riflescope 3-9x50mm

The Burris Droptine™ 3-9x50 mm riflescope provides a larger 50mm objective end, designed to bring in more early-morning and late-evening light than the standard 40mm model.

If anything happens, it’s covered by the Burris Forever Warranty™. 

Suggested Retail Price: $287

Compatible Reticles

Ballistic Plex™
Simple, highly effective compensating reticle

Available On: Droptine
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Specifications

Item Number
Description
Reticles
Kit
Color
Knob Style
Illumination
Magnification
Objective Lens Diameter
Clear Objective Lens Diameter
Ocular Lens Diameter
Focal Plane
Main Tube Size
Field of View
Eye Relief
Exit Pupil
Click Value
Elevation Adjustment, Total Capability
Windage Adjustment
Parallax/Focus
Adjustable Parallax
Finish
Length
Weight
Illumination Control
Illumination Settings
Battery
200049
50 mm objective
Ballistic Plex™
no
Matte Black
Capped Hunter
no
3-9x
57 mm
50 mm
39 mm
RFP
1 in.
30 low – 11 high (ft. @ 100 yds.)
3.1 – 3.8 in.
17 low – 5.6 high (mm)
1/4 MOA
50 MOA
50 MOA
Focus set at 100 yds
None
Matte
13.1 in.
17.0 oz.
none
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  • Features
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  • Long-range accuracy in a simple design that is quick and easy to use
  • Features the Ballistic Plex™ reticle, the most simple, effective, and elegant trajectory-compensating reticle for hunting
  • High-grade optical glass provides excellent brightness, clarity, and lasting durability
  • 50 mm objective allows for maximum light collection
  • Quality precision-ground lenses are larger than those of comparable scopes, for better light collection
  • Index-matched, Hi-Lume® multicoating aids in low-light performance and glare reduction, increasing your success rate
  • Durable, integrated-eyepiece design has no-slip grip for easy adjustment in the field
  • Positive steel-on-steel adjustments ensure repeatable accuracy
  • Waterproof
  • Nitrogen-filled scope tubes prevent internal fogging even in cold and rain
  • Stress-free, 1-piece, solid outer tube is durable enough to withstand shock and vibrations of even the heaviest-recoiling calibers
  • 1-in. body tube
  • Covered by the Burris Forever Warranty™

 

 

Name
Droptine Scope Manual
Type
 PDF
Modified
October 29, 2015
 
Name
2019 Burris Optics Catalog
Type
 PDF
Modified
January 3, 2019
 
Droptine Riflescope 3-9x50mm is rated 4.5 out of 5 by 100.
Rated 4 out of 5 by from Droptine 4-16x42 Ballistics Plex While I like the simplistic approach, the clear glass, and the overall quality of this scope... Only two things set this scope back in my mind. First is the coating on the scope is not as nice as others. It leaves white marks from brushing it up against anything that is some what ridged. The second being that Burris doesn't have a app for ballistics of multiple calibers, elevation, temperature, built on the retical you are using. IE I am shooting an AR15 in the 6.5 Grendel and their chart does not include this. I would like to be able to enter my info/dope and have it calculated. Overall I love it, but it could be better.
Date published: 2015-09-03
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Droptine 3x9x40 Just bought it to replace Nikon 3x9x40 I have more light now for those extra few minutes you need to shoot that big nasty Great product for the price I put in on my sons (9 years old)7mm08 savage axis and he is grouping his shots in a Dixie cup at 200 yards Take one to make one!!!!
Date published: 2015-08-08
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Everything works really well The 4.5-14X42 Droptine replaced an older 6X Burris Widefield I had on a sporter weight Ruger M77 MKII 22-250. The extra magnification really helps my 69-year-old eyes. When zeroing the rifle/scope the adjustments worked perfectly. The scope is typically Burris bright, which is an advantage at the indoor 100m range I was using. I quit shooting when I had a 1/2" three shot group off the sandbags at 100 yards. I could see myself pull the last shot to the left so it didn't join the first two in their common bullet hole.
Date published: 2015-07-31
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Can't go wrong with Burris! I love this scope went to the desert today did at least 600yard shooting with no problems hit my mark every time
Date published: 2015-08-03
Rated 4 out of 5 by from Clear As A Bell! Optics are very clear. I have the G2B Mil-Dot reticle...a little too "busy" for me but the mil-dots and hash marks are very clear. For my eyes, the 14X didn't seem to offer more than my other 12X scope, and I'm stepping up to something in the 18X to 20X range. I would recommend it to those who like the G2B Mil-Dot reticle.
Date published: 2015-04-01
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Great scope for the money! I bought this scope for a Ruger 10/22 Sporter. The quality is excellent, It has bright optics, and the 22 LR BDC works very well.
Date published: 2015-03-07
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Great scope and features. I bought this for my AR15 for coyote hunting and also a recent prairie dog hunt in which it preformed absolutely great. It replaced a smaller magnification scope and I'm very happy with it so far.
Date published: 2015-07-20
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Great Scope I bought this scope 3 months ago. I’ve been using it for long distance shooting on my 308 Israeli Mauser. Incredibly clear glass during low light conditions, fog and mist. Really appreciate the mil dot and crisp adjustments.
Date published: 2017-12-06
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I have a Tikka 270 and i was wondering if a 4.5x14 x42 have to much magnification for Deer shooting?

Asked by: Silverfox1965
That really all depends on the type of places you are hunting. It could prove a bit overkill for thick woods or brush.
Answered by: Burris Support
Date published: 2019-08-07

Will the scope take the shock of a Savage axis 30.06?

Asked by: Wes price82
All Burris Optics are recoil rated to beyond .50BMG in both directions of recoil.
Answered by: Burris Support
Date published: 2019-07-30

What are the MOA values for the Ballistic Plex reticle range dots in the 2-7X35 Droptine scope for .22 LR? Thanks, Jungle Jim

Asked by: Jungle Jim
Check this out! It will allow you to enter all of your information, and show you exactly what those value are. https://ballistics.burrisoptics.com/reticle-analysis#:1 For the MOA values, you would want to check out this page: https://www.burrisoptics.com/reticles/ballistic-plex
Answered by: Burris Support
Date published: 2019-07-23

Which, if any of your scopes, are still made in the U.S.A. ?

Asked by: T Road
Hello, We are proud to say the XTR III is made right here in Colorado.
Answered by: Burris Support
Date published: 2019-07-22

Are Drop Tines made in the U.S.A. ?

Asked by: T Road
Hello, They are made in the Philippines.
Answered by: Burris Support
Date published: 2019-07-09

I just purchased what I thought was a Burris Droptine 3-9x40mm scope from my local Canadian Tire. The scope is actually marked "Prevail" 3-9x40mm. Has the ballistic plex reticle. Box says item # 200092. No info on your site about it. What do I have here?

Asked by: Mark in Canada
Hello, The Prevail is a Canadian Tire exclusive Burris scope. The specs would be in line with the Droptine series of scopes.
Answered by: Burris Support
Date published: 2019-06-03

Mounting a Burris Drop tine 3-9x40 (Ballistic Plex) on a Sako 300 Win Mag. Please provide me the ballistic data to match the post and the 3 dots with 180 grain Nosler Partitions @ a muzzle velocity of 3142 fps, sighted dead on at 200 yds.

Asked by: Elk junkie
I'll do you one better! Check out our ballistic tools program! You can do all kinds of cool things on here: https://ballistics.burrisoptics.com/reticle-analysis
Answered by: Burris Support
Date published: 2019-05-13

Hi my name is Hugo.... I don't quite understand the windage adjustment were by you lock and zero the ring via pen or sharp object.....Can someone please explain

Asked by: shanna123
The low profile adjustment knobs on Fullfield E1 riflescopes feature a finger adjustment for both windage and elevation.Once you have successfully zeroed your scope, you can set the zero on your dials with these simple steps: 1.With turret caps removed, grip or push down on knob top firmly to keep knob from turning. 2. Put pen or other small object into the small hole located on the dial, 180º from“0”. 3. Keeping firm grip or pressure on the knob, use the pen to turn the dial back to zero, lining up the number zero with the white indicator dot.Only the numbered dial should move – do not allow the entire knob to move or else you will alter your windage and elevation zero settings.
Answered by: Burris Support
Date published: 2019-03-25
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