Burris Droptine 3-9x40mm Ballistic Plex | 200019

The Burris Droptine is a compact, second-focal-plane rifle scope built for straightforward, repeatable accuracy. It offers 3-9x magnification, a Ballistic Plex reticle calibrated for .22 LR, and a lightweight 1-inch tube in a matte black finish. Optics and coatings are designed to improve light transmission and reduce glare for reliable field use.

Typical uses for this scope include precision target work at short to intermediate ranges and small-game hunting where a calibrated .22 reticle provides practical holdover options.

Product Specifications

• The magnification range is 3-9x for flexible short- to mid-range use.
• The objective lens diameter is 40 mm to balance size and light gathering.
• The reticle is the Ballistic Plex style calibrated for .22 LR ammunition.
• The scope uses a second focal plane (rear focal plane) design.
• The main tube measures 1 in in diameter.
• The field of view at 100 yards is 33–13 ft.
• The listed eye relief is 3.1–3.8 in for comfortable viewing at varied magnification.
• The exit pupil ranges from 13 mm (low) to 5 mm (high).
• The click value for adjustments is 1/4 MOA.
• The total elevation adjustment is 50 MOA and windage adjustment is 50 MOA.
• The overall length is 12.2 in.
• The weight is approximately 13 oz.
• The finish is matte black.
• The scope is listed as waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof and its tube is nitrogen-filled.
• The UPC is 000381000194.

The Droptine 3-9×40 is a no-nonsense optic focused on predictable performance and simple ballistics. Its combination of low weight, practical magnification range and a calibrated Ballistic Plex reticle makes it easy to mount on light rifles and use in conditions where quick, repeatable aiming matters. The scope’s coatings and larger-than-typical lenses help maintain usable image quality in lower light without adding unnecessary bulk.

Users commonly praise the model for being compact and lightweight, and for having a straightforward, rugged reticle that aids practical holdover without complexity.

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