Handgun scopes have long eye relief, so you can use them at arm’s length. That makes them ideal for hunting revolvers and single-shot pistols. They give you far more precision than iron sights, especially at longer range.
Our range includes Burris models in fixed and variable magnification, such as 2×20, 2-7×32 and 3-12×32.
Why use a scope on a handgun?
Iron sights are hard to use at longer range, because the front sight covers much of the target. By contrast, a scope magnifies the target and gives a precise aim point. As a result, ethical shots at game become much easier.
Handgun hunting is also a real challenge that many hunters enjoy. So a quality scope helps you get the most from it.
How to choose handgun scopes

Eye relief: look for long eye relief, often 10 inches or more.
Magnification: 2x is fast and easy, while 3-12x gives more reach.
Weight: a light scope keeps the handgun balanced.
Recoil rating: make sure it suits heavy magnum loads.

Mounting tips
Use a strong mount made for your handgun. Also use a thread locker on the screws, because heavy recoil can loosen them over time.
In addition, practice with a rest or bipod. A scoped handgun is heavier at the front, so a steady rest helps a lot.
Finally, zero your scope at the distance you plan to hunt. Then practice at longer and shorter ranges so you know where the bullet goes.
If you need help choosing the right model, contact us and we will gladly give advice.