Burris Handgun Scope | 2-7x32mm Plex | RFP

The Burris 2-7x32mm Handgun Scope is a compact optic designed for handgun shooters who need a flexible magnification range and long eye relief. It uses a Plex-style reticle on the rear focal plane and is built on a 1″ main tube to fit standard handgun mounts. The scope’s optics are index-matched and multi-coated to improve contrast in low-light conditions.

Product Specifications

• The magnification range is 2-7×, providing both quick target acquisition and higher-power aiming.
• The reticle type is a Plex reticle located on the rear focal plane.
• The focal plane is rear (RFP), which keeps the Plex reticle scale consistent with magnification changes.
• The main tube diameter is 1 inch to fit standard handgun scope rings.
• The field of view is approximately 21 ft (low) to 7 ft (high) @ 100 yds.
• The eye relief is listed as 11–21 in (low) and 10–14 in (high) in the supplied data.
• The exit pupil is listed as 16 mm (low) to 4.6 mm (high).
• The click value for adjustments is 1/4 in @ 100 yds.
• The total elevation adjustment capability is 64 in @ 100 yds.
• The total windage adjustment capability is 64 in @ 100 yds.
• The lenses are described as index-matched multi-coated to maximize contrast and reduce glare.
• The scope includes lens caps per the provided attributes.
• The scope does not include rings and does not have locking or target turrets according to the supplied data.
• The finish is described in source material (see notes for conflicting values).
• The UPC is 000381002983.

This Burris handgun scope balances a broad useful magnification range with features tailored to handgun use—long eye relief, a true 1″ tube, and coatings that improve clarity in low light. Its Plex reticle and 1/4″ adjustments make it straightforward to zero and to use for precision at extended handgun ranges and for target shooting matches where adjustable magnification is beneficial.

Owners commonly praise its long eye relief and its lightweight handling on handguns, noting it remains usable at higher magnifications without feeling cumbersome.

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