Steiner H6Xi 3-18×50 rifle scope with MHR-MOA reticle, first focal plane, and 30mm tube. Rugged 6061-T6 aluminum construction and up to 92% light transmission.
Designed for hunters and precision field shooters, the Steiner H6Xi 3-18×50 provides a broad magnification range and rugged construction for extended use in the field. The first focal plane MHR-MOA reticle preserves subtensions at all magnifications for consistent holdovers and wind calls. The scope features a 30 mm main tube, fine parallax adjustment to 25 yards, and components milled from aerospace-grade 6061-T6 aluminum.
Product Specifications
The magnification range is 3–18×.
The objective lens measures 50 mm to support light gathering.
The reticle is the MHR-MOA presented in the first focal plane.
The focal plane is first focal plane (FFP), keeping reticle subtensions consistent across magnification.
The main tube diameter is 30 mm for robust adjustment travel and strength.
The body is milled from 6061-T6 aerospace-grade aluminum for structural durability.
The stated light transmission is up to 92% for improved low-light performance.
The optic includes a fine parallax adjustment adjustable down to 25 yards for precise aiming at varied distances.
The eyepiece includes a locking diopter to secure reticle focus once set.
The design emphasizes a wide field of view to aid tracking and situational awareness.
The optical elements use high-density (HD) glass intended to improve resolution and clarity.
The configuration is described as lightweight to support long approaches and mobility.
The product copy references a 6× optical system representing the ratio between minimum and maximum magnification.
The scope is described as Made in the USA in the manufacturer text.
The UPC is 000038188787.
Built to bridge tactical durability and modern hunting optics, the H6Xi balances magnification, optical clarity, and rugged construction for extended hunts and precision field work. Its first focal plane MHR-MOA reticle and fine parallax control make it suitable for longer-range observation and deliberate, measured shot placement where consistent subtensions matter.
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