The Burris XTR III 5.5-30x56mm FFP (Model 201214) is a premium, tactical, first focal plane (FFP) riflescope designed, engineered, and assembled in Greeley, Colorado. Built specifically for long-range tactical environments and precision competition, this mechanical optical instrument provides highly magnified aiming, precise windage and elevation holdovers, and target ranging capability. Built around a robust 34 mm main tube and a massive 56 mm objective lens, it delivers excellent light transmission and structural integrity to withstand the heaviest recoiling precision calibres.

Key Features

• FFP SCR 2™ MIL Reticle: The dual-illuminated red and green "Christmas tree" grid reticle scales with magnification, enabling accurate windage/elevation holdovers and target ranging at any power setting.
• Premium Glass: Treated with Index-Matched Hi-Lume multi-coatings, the optical system maximizes light transmission and cuts glare for high-contrast viewing in low-light conditions.
• Zero Click Stop: An integrated physical stop in the exposed elevation turret allows shooters to instantly dial back to their original zero without counting clicks.
• Customizable Turrets: Features Counter-Clockwise (CCW) turret rotation with MAD Knobs and tactile 1/10 Mil Rad click graduations.
• Broad Parallax Range: The side parallax adjustment dial operates from 20 yards to infinity for sharp focus at both mid-range and extreme distances.

Product Specifications

• Magnification Range: 5.5x to 30x
• Objective Lens Diameter: 56 mm
• Tube Diameter: 34 mm (requires 34 mm mounting rings)
• Weight: 31.4 ounces (approx. 890 grams)
• Length: 15.16 inches (385 mm)
• Field of View (at 100 yards): 23 feet (at 5.5x) to 4.2 feet (at 30x)
• Eye Relief: 3.5 to 4.0 inches (89 to 102 mm)
• Exit Pupil: 8.6 mm to 1.8 mm
• Total Adjustment Capability: 26 Mil elevation / 15 Mil windage
• Illumination Control: 11 Red and 11 Green brightness settings with intermediate off positions, powered by a single CR2032 battery

Who is the Burris XTR III 5.5-30x56 FFP for?

• Precision Rifle Series (PRS) and National Rifle League (NRL) competitors — benefit from this tactical riflescope's wide 5.5x to 30x magnification range and 26 Mil of elevation adjustment to quickly hold over or dial for targets at extreme, varying distances.
• Long-range tactical and target shooters — require the robust 34 mm tube diameter and massive 56 mm objective lens of this precision riflescope to maximize light transmission and maintain structural integrity when firing heavy-recoiling calibers.

Less suitable for: lightweight, mobile stalk-hunting where carrying an optic weighing 31.4 ounces (890 grams) is impractical and a lighter hunting scope weighing under 600 grams is preferred; it is also less suited for close-range dynamic shooting under 50 to 100 yards where a low-power variable optic (LPVO) is better suited.