The Crimson Trace Brushline Pro 4-16x42 1" riflescope is built for hunters who demand versatility and reliability in variable magnification glass. This mid-range hunting scope delivers a 4x to 16x zoom range housed in an aerospace-grade 1-inch tube, keeping weight down without sacrificing structural rigidity—a practical balance for hunters covering mixed terrain from brush to open country. The 42mm objective lens gathers solid light across dawn, dusk, and overcast conditions typical of serious hunting days.

Crimson Trace engineered the Brushline Pro line with platform-specific reticles, meaning the reticle design and calibration match the ballistic characteristics of hunting rifles. That attention to detail—calibrating optics to the firearm, not just slapping a generic reticle in a tube—shows in how these scopes track and hold zero under real field conditions. The fully multi-coated glass maximizes light transmission, delivering the brightness and clarity you need when seconds matter.

Whether you're glassing timber for whitetail, setting up on a ridge, or working closer-range shots in brushy cover, the 4-16x magnification range covers the distance without forcing you to carry a fixed-power specialist. The 1-inch tube is the standard for hunting scopes and accepts rings from every major manufacturer, so you're not locked into proprietary mounting hardware.

The Crimson Trace Brushline Pro 4-16x42 1" riflescope is built for hunters who demand versatility and reliability in variable magnification glass. This mid-range hunting scope delivers a 4x to 16x zoom range housed in an aerospace-grade 1-inch tube, keeping weight down without sacrificing structural rigidity—a practical balance for hunters covering mixed terrain from brush to open country. The 42mm objective lens gathers solid light across dawn, dusk, and overcast conditions typical of serious hunting days.

Crimson Trace engineered the Brushline Pro line with platform-specific reticles, meaning the reticle design and calibration match the ballistic characteristics of hunting rifles. That attention to detail—calibrating optics to the firearm, not just slapping a generic reticle in a tube—shows in how these scopes track and hold zero under real field conditions. The fully multi-coated glass maximizes light transmission, delivering the brightness and clarity you need when seconds matter.

Whether you're glassing timber for whitetail, setting up on a ridge, or working closer-range shots in brushy cover, the 4-16x magnification range covers the distance without forcing you to carry a fixed-power specialist. The 1-inch tube is the standard for hunting scopes and accepts rings from every major manufacturer, so you're not locked into proprietary mounting hardware.