Weaver Classic Series 3-9X50Mm 1" Rifle Scope Sfp Dual-X Non Illum.

SKU:
167526363
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UPC:
076683001283
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MPN:
W803950
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The Weaver Classic Series 3-9x50mm rifle scope is a straightforward, no-frills hunting optic built for hunters who want clean glass and reliable performance without paying for features they'll never use. This fixed one-inch tube scope delivers the magnification range most hunters need—9x is plenty for taking game at practical distances—paired with a 50mm objective that gathers good light in dawn and dusk conditions. The scope uses a Dual-X reticle in the second focal plane, which means the crosshairs maintain consistent thickness throughout the magnification range, making aiming intuitive whether you're glassing at 3x or dialed up to 9x.

Weaver's fully multi-coated optical system is designed to maximize light transmission and contrast, cutting through haze and low-light conditions better than cheaper, single-coated rivals. The Elements lens coating goes a step further, bonding directly to the glass to repel water, oil, dust, and debris while resisting scratches—a real benefit for the field. The turret caps and magnification ring feature aggressive knurling that works with wet hands and gloved fingers, which matters when you're hunting in cold weather or brush.

Durability is built in: a solid one-piece tube rated IPX7 waterproof with O-ring seals will shrug off submersion in three feet of water for up to 30 minutes. This scope is equally at home on a whitetail rifle, mule deer setup, or even a varmint gun where a little extra magnification is handy. If you're after a proven, uncomplicated scope that won't nickel-and-dime you on unnecessary bells, the Classic Series is a sensible choice.

Key Features

  • 3-9x magnification with 50mm objective lens for low-light performance
  • Dual-X reticle (second focal plane) for consistent aiming across the magnification range
  • Fully multi-coated optics for excellent light transmission and contrast
  • Elements lens coating resists water, oil, dust, and scratches
  • One-piece tube construction with IPX7 waterproof rating and O-ring seals
  • Aggressive knurling on turrets and magnification ring for gloved operation
  • Compact, lightweight design suitable for rifle hunting and target shooting

Specifications

Magnification Range3-9x
Objective Lens Diameter50mm
Tube Diameter1 inch
ReticleDual-X (Second Focal Plane)
Reticle IlluminationNon-illuminated
Waterproof RatingIPX7 (30 min submersion at 3 ft depth)
Optical CoatingFully Multi-Coated with Elements Coating
ConstructionOne-Piece Tube

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of hunting is this scope best suited for?

The 3-9x50mm magnification makes this scope versatile for typical hunting scenarios—whitetail and mule deer at moderate ranges, predator hunting, and general plinking. The 9x maximum is practical for most field situations without being so powerful that you lose your field of view in brush or timber.

Will this scope work in low light conditions?

Yes. The 50mm objective lens and fully multi-coated optics are designed to gather and transmit light efficiently, especially useful during dawn and dusk when many hunters are active. The non-illuminated Dual-X reticle will be visible in normal hunting light; however, this scope does not have a lit reticle for extremely dim conditions.

Is the scope waterproof, and can it handle rough conditions?

Absolutely. The scope is rated IPX7 waterproof, meaning it can handle submersion in three feet of water for up to 30 minutes. It's sealed with O-rings and built as a solid one-piece tube to withstand the elements. The Elements lens coating adds protection against water, dust, oil, and scratches, making it durable for hard hunting seasons.

What does "second focal plane" mean for the Dual-X reticle?

In a second focal plane (SFP) scope, the reticle stays the same visual size no matter what magnification you're on. The Dual-X pattern remains consistent and easy to use whether you're at 3x or 9x, making it intuitive for hunters who don't spend a lot of time fine-tuning holdovers.