Crimson Trace Hardline Pro 6-24x50

• 6-24x magnification range: Covers precise load development, bench shooting and longer-range target work, while still giving enough low-end magnification for finding targets without feeling overly narrow.
• 50 mm objective lens: The larger front lens helps maintain a brighter, easier-to-read sight picture at higher magnification, which is especially useful when aiming at small targets or shooting in fading light.
• Illuminated MR1-MIL reticle: The second-focal-plane reticle stays visually consistent through the zoom range, and the red illumination helps the aiming point stand out against dark backgrounds.
• Side parallax adjustment: Fine parallax correction lets the image and reticle stay aligned at different distances, reducing aiming error and making precise shot placement easier from the bench or in the field.
• 30 mm nitrogen-filled tube: The waterproof, shockproof construction and nitrogen purging support reliable use in changing weather and under recoil, while the 30 mm tube provides the adjustment range expected for practical dialing.

About the Crimson Trace Hardline Series

Crimson Trace Hardline riflescopes are built as practical optics for tactical and target shooters, with an emphasis on usable reticle designs, dependable construction and straightforward controls. Within the company’s riflescope catalog, the series covers a broad span of applications, from lower-power setups suited to fast shooting through to higher-magnification models intended for precision work. Across the line, Crimson Trace describes Hardline scopes as fully multi-coated, nitrogen-purged and waterproof, giving the series a field-ready mechanical baseline rather than a purely range-only focus.

The Hardline family also stands out for its range of reticle options, including BDC, MR1-MIL, MR1-MOA and Mildot patterns. That gives shooters a choice between holdover-oriented layouts and reticles better suited to measured corrections and dialing. According to Crimson Trace’s catalog specifications, Hardline scopes use second-focal-plane reticles, which keeps the reticle appearance consistent as magnification changes. The series also includes both 1-inch and 30 mm tubes, allowing different models to balance compactness, mounting preference and adjustment capacity depending on their intended role.

About the Crimson Trace Hardline Pro 6-24x50

The Crimson Trace Hardline Pro 6-24x50 is configured for shooters who want a riflescope that favors precision shooting, target work and longer-distance engagement over close-range speed. Its 6-24x magnification range gives enough flexibility to work at moderate distances on the low end, then move into detailed target observation and exact aiming as magnification increases. Paired with a 50.00 mm objective lens and fully multicoated optics, the scope is set up to preserve contrast and image brightness when the target is small or the aiming point needs to be read carefully.

This model uses an illuminated CT Custom MR1-MIL reticle in the second focal plane. In practice, that means the reticle remains the same apparent size throughout the zoom range, which many shooters prefer for a familiar sight picture at every setting. The red illumination helps the center aiming reference remain visible against dark targets or shaded backgrounds. The exposed turrets use 0.1 MIL clicks with 20.00 mrad of elevation and windage adjustment, giving the scope the kind of correction system that suits measured hold and dial workflows. Side parallax adjustment adds another layer of precision by helping keep the target image and reticle on the same focal plane at varying distances.

Mechanically, the scope combines a 30 mm tube, nitrogen filling, waterproofing and shockproof construction in a format that is suitable for regular range use and demanding field conditions. At 400.00 mm and 750.00 g, it has the size and weight expected of a high-magnification tactical riflescope, offering a stable, full-featured platform rather than a lightweight hunting optic.

About Crimson Trace

Crimson Trace was established in 1994 and built its reputation around firearm aiming and support systems. The company is widely associated with laser sights and firearm-mounted lights, with product families such as Lasergrips, Laserguard and Rail Master forming a core part of its lineup. Its Lightguard range expanded that expertise into dedicated weapon lights, while the brand’s Instinctive Activation system became known for using pressure-pad placement that works with a normal shooting grip.

Alongside these aiming accessories, Crimson Trace also produces riflescopes and rangefinders, making it a broader shooting-optics manufacturer rather than a single-category brand. The company operates a facility in Columbia, Missouri, United States, and its product development reflects a practical focus on defensive, sporting and precision-shooting applications. In the riflescope category, that background shows in optics designed around clear reticle function, durable construction and compatibility with real firearm use rather than purely theoretical specification targets.

Main Features

• Magnification: 6.00 x - 24.00 x
• Objective lens diameter: 50.00 mm
• Field of view: 6.00 m/100m - 1.57 m/100m
• Eye relief: 91.50 mm - 101.60 mm
• Light transmission: 90
• Reticle: Illuminated CT Custom MR1-MIL
• Reticle position: Second focal plane
• Illumination: Yes, red
• Click value: 0.1 MIL
• Turrets: Exposed, non-locking
• Elevation adjustment: 20.00 mrad / 60.00 MOA
• Windage adjustment: 20.00 mrad / 60.00 MOA
• Parallax adjustment: Yes - side focus
• Main tube diameter: 30 mm
• Lens coating: Fully Multicoated
• Fogproofing: Nitrogen filled
• Waterproof: Yes
• Shockproof: Yes
• Length: 400.00 mm
• Weight: 750.00 g
• Power supply: CR2032
• Color: Black
• Country of manufacture: China

Warranty

2 years. Crimson Trace states a two-year warranty period for this riflescope.

In the Box

• Lens cloth
• Scope caps
• CR2032 battery