Sig Sauer – Buckmasters 3–12x44 BDC Rifle Scope Hellfire Illuminated Reticle

The Sig Sauer Buckmasters 3–12x44 Hellfire rifle scope is built for hunters who demand flexibility across varying distances and lighting conditions. Designed in collaboration with Jackie Bushman, this scope combines extended magnification with an illuminated reticle to handle everything from early-morning setups to late-evening shots.

The Buckmasters BDC reticle offers holdover dots out to 500 yards and works in conjunction with the Buckmasters rangefinder for caliber-specific aiming solutions. The Hellfire illumination system features six brightness settings, allowing precise reticle visibility in low-light environments without overpowering the sight picture. Rugged construction and included lay-flat lens covers complete a scope engineered for dependable performance in the field.

For enhanced capability, the BUCKMASTERS BDC Reticle can be used with the BUCKMASTERS Rangefinder to provide aiming solutions to your specific caliber

Includes lay flat flip backs

Sig Sauer – Buckmasters 3–12x44 BDC Rifle Scope Hellfire Illuminated Reticle

• Magnification: 3–12x
• Objective Lens Diameter: 44 mm
• Overall Length: 12.4 in
• Weight: 14.9 oz
• Illumination Settings: Yes
• Main Tube Diameter: 1 Inch
• Total Elevation Travel: 60 MOA
• Travel Per Rotation: 16 MOA
• Eye Relief (Low): 106
• Eye Relief (High): 98
• Field of View (Low @ 100 Yards): 34.9 ft
• Field of View (High @ 100 Yards): 8.7 ft
• Color: Black
• Mount Included: No
• Battery: (1) CR2032
• Focal Plane: Second
• Reticle: Hellfire Illuminated Buckmasters BDC
• Illumination: Yes

Buckmasters Standard vs Hellfire — What’s the Difference?

SIG Sauer Buckmasters scopes are available in both Standard and Hellfire versions. The key difference is reticle illumination. Standard models use a non-illuminated BDC reticle, while Hellfire models add an illuminated BDC reticle for improved visibility in low-light conditions such as dawn, dusk, or shaded environments. Optics, magnification ranges, and mechanical features remain the same between Standard and Hellfire versions of the same model.