Sig Sauer Easy6 BDX 1-6x24

• BDX 2.0 SmartBDC system: The scope works with SIG SAUER BDX technology to place a holdover reference in the sight picture, helping speed up distance corrections instead of relying on manual dialling for every shot.
• 1-6x24 LPVO format: True low magnification supports fast target acquisition at short range, while 6x provides enough reach and target detail for practical hunting and general-purpose rifle use at medium distances.
• Digital focal plane BDX-R2 reticle: The reticle scales its ballistic solution with magnification changes, so the aiming information remains useful across the zoom range rather than being tied to one power setting.
• Compact 30 mm construction: With a 273.00 mm length and 535.00 g weight, this riflescope keeps an LPVO setup manageable on carbines and hunting rifles without adding unnecessary bulk.
• Argon-purged, weather-resistant build: Waterproof, fogproof and shockproof construction helps the scope stay dependable in rain, temperature changes and field transport, where optical reliability matters as much as image quality.

About the Sig Sauer Easy6 BDX Series

The Sig Sauer Easy6 BDX series sits in the brand’s electro-optics range as a simplified entry into the BDX ballistic ecosystem, combining low-power variable riflescope handling with digital ballistic assistance. It is aimed at shooters who want an LPVO for hunting optics or general-purpose sporting rifles, but also want the practical advantage of a scope that can communicate with compatible BDX devices and apply holdover information in the sight picture.

What distinguishes the series is its blend of familiar LPVO proportions with SmartBDC functionality and a digital focal plane reticle. Rather than being built purely as a conventional daylight scope, the Easy6 BDX family is designed around fast engagement from close range out to the practical limits of a 6x optic. The format suits driven hunting, woodland stalking, ranch use and versatile carbine setups where speed at 1x matters, but a little extra precision at higher magnification is still needed. The series also reflects SIG SAUER’s emphasis on integrating optics with electronics, while keeping the scope compact, straightforward to mount and easy to operate in the field.

About the Sig Sauer Easy6 BDX 1-6x24

The Sig Sauer Easy6 BDX 1-6x24 is built for shooters who want the speed of a compact LPVO with added ballistic support for practical field use. Its 1.00 x to 6.00 x magnification range makes it suitable for short-range snap shooting, moving targets and fast transitions, while still giving enough image scale for more deliberate shots at medium distance. That versatility is reinforced by the wide field of view, which helps maintain awareness of the surroundings when shooting on low power.

This model stands out through its BDX-R2 reticle and onboard BDX capability. Instead of treating the reticle as a static aiming pattern, the scope uses SIG SAUER’s ballistic system to present holdover information in a way that is faster to apply under pressure. The digital focal plane design means the ballistic solution scales with magnification changes, which is especially useful on a 1-6x optic that may be used across very different distances in the same outing. The illuminated reticle also improves visibility against dark backgrounds or in fading light.

Mechanically, the scope keeps things practical with a 30 mm tube, capped turrets and 0.2 MRAD adjustment, a combination that suits a hunting or field rifle where the optic is expected to stay protected and hold zero rather than invite constant exposed-turret adjustment. The 93.98 mm to 99.06 mm eye relief supports stable head position, while the argon-filled, multicoated, waterproof, fogproof and shockproof construction is intended for real outdoor use rather than range-only conditions.

About Sig Sauer

SIG SAUER traces its origins to a wagon factory opened near the Rhine Falls in Switzerland in 1853. Today, SIG SAUER, Inc. is headquartered in Newington, New Hampshire, and the company’s product range extends across firearms, electro-optics, ammunition, airguns and suppressors. In optics, it is known for building riflescopes, red-dot sights and rangefinders that are designed to work as part of a broader shooting system rather than as isolated components.

Within this category, SIG SAUER is particularly associated with technologies such as the HDX optical system, which combines extra-low-dispersion glass with high-transmittance glass, and the HellFire illuminated reticle, which uses fiber-optic technology. Its reputation in tactical and sporting optics was also reinforced when the TANGO6T was selected by the U.S. Army for its Squad Designated Marksman Rifle System, showing the company’s strength in practical riflescope design.

Main Features

• Magnification: 1.00 x - 6.00 x
• Objective lens diameter: 24.00 mm
• Main tube diameter: 30 mm
• Reticle: BDX-R2
• Reticle position: Digital focal plane
• Illumination: Yes
• Click value: 0.2 MRAD
• Turret type: Capped
• Elevation adjustment range: 37.00 mrad / 127.00 MOA
• Windage adjustment range: 37.00 mrad / 127.00 MOA
• Eye relief: 93.98 mm - 99.06 mm
• Field of view: 35.27 m/100m - 11.53 m/100m
• Parallax adjustment: No
• Light transmission: 95%
• Lens coating: Multicoated
• Length: 273.00 mm
• Weight: 535.00 g
• Housing fill: Argon
• Waterproof: Yes
• Fogproof: Yes
• Shockproof: Yes
• Battery: CR2032

Warranty

The Sig Sauer Easy6 BDX 1-6x24 is covered by a 10-year warranty.

In the Box

• Riflescope: Sig Sauer Easy6 BDX 1-6x24
• Battery: (2) CR2032