Steiner M7Xi 2.9-20x50 34mm Rifle Scope, Matte Finish, Illuminated MSR 2 Reticle, Side Focus

The Steiner M7Xi 2.9-20x50 34mm rifle scope is built for shooters who demand performance across a wide range of distances—from close-quarters hunting to extended long-range work. The generous 2.9-20x magnification range and 50mm objective lens give you flexibility in the field: low power for fast target acquisition in thick cover, high magnification for precision shots at distance. The 34mm tube diameter is engineered to maximize light transmission, delivering a bright, clear sight picture in changing light conditions.

What sets the M7Xi apart is its combination of optical quality and practical features. The illuminated MSR 2 reticle lets you hold accurate aim in dim conditions or when glint makes your reticle hard to see, while the side focus mechanism lets you dial in parallax correction without breaking your cheek weld. The matte finish cuts glare and keeps the scope low-profile on your rifle. Whether you're working timber for elk, glassing canyons for mule deer, or stretching shots at a known distance range, this scope gives you the magnification and light-gathering power to perform when it counts.

Steiner's reputation for tough, reliable glass comes through in the M7Xi. This isn't a budget scope, and it doesn't pretend to be; it's built for serious shooters who've learned that good optics aren't an expense—they're an investment in making shots that matter.

Key Features

• 2.9-20x magnification range for close-range hunting to long-distance precision work
• 50mm objective lens for superior light transmission and bright sight picture
• 34mm tube diameter maximizes optical performance and durability
• Illuminated MSR 2 reticle for low-light shooting and glint conditions
• Side focus for parallax adjustment without moving your head off the gun
• Matte black finish reduces glare and reflection

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What hunting situations is the M7Xi best suited for?

The 2.9-20x range makes it versatile for most rifle hunting. The low end handles close-range hunting in timber and brush, while the high magnification supports longer shots in open country or from a stand. The bright optics work across changing light conditions throughout the day.

How does the side focus work, and why is it useful?

The side focus mechanism lets you dial in parallax correction—the distance at which the reticle and target appear on the same optical plane—without moving your cheek off the stock. This keeps your sight picture stable and your shooting position consistent, especially important when dialing precise long-range shots.

What's the difference between the illuminated and non-illuminated reticle?

The illuminated MSR 2 reticle in this model has a powered center that lights up, helping you see and aim in dim light or when sunlight creates glint on the glass. It gives you more shooting flexibility during dawn, dusk, and overcast conditions.

What does the 34mm tube provide compared to standard 30mm scopes?

The larger 34mm tube diameter allows for a larger optical path and generally delivers more light transmission to your eye, resulting in a brighter, clearer image—a meaningful advantage in low-light hunting situations and when precision matters.