The Burris Handgun Scope 2-7x32mm Plex Matte Black (200291) is a long-eye-relief handgun scope with 2-7x magnification, a 32mm objective and a 1-inch main tube. Long eye relief is what defines the category: at 11–21 in (279–533 mm) at low power, 10–14 in (254–356 mm) at high of eye relief, you get a full sight picture with the gun held well forward of your face and clear of the recoil stroke.
The Plex reticle is a clean crosshair with bolded outer edges and no holdover points — simple and fast to pick up. Waterproof and nitrogen-filled to prevent internal fogging, with a double internal spring-tension system that holds zero through shock, recoil and vibration.
How It Compares
Closest alternatives in the Burris handgun range: Burris 2x20mm handgun scope with the Plex reticle in matte black, Burris 2x20mm handgun scope with the Plex reticle in nickel, Burris 2-7x32mm handgun scope with the Plex reticle in nickel. Browse all handgun scopes or the wider Burris optics range.
Ideal For
- Long-barrelled revolvers and pistols, where the sight picture has to work with the gun held well forward of the face
- Scout-style forward mounting on a rifle, where a conventional scope has no usable eye relief at that distance
- Heavy-recoiling guns where the optic must sit well clear of the shooter
- Shooters who want a clean, uncluttered aiming point with nothing to read
- Anyone comparing the range against our other handgun scopes
Key Features
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Magnification / Objective: 2-7x32mm — 2-7x magnification with a 32mm objective lens
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Reticle: Plex — clean crosshair with bolded outer edges, no holdover points
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Focal Plane: Rear (second) focal plane (SFP) — the reticle stays one size as you change magnification
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Eye Relief: 11–21 in (279–533 mm) at low power, 10–14 in (254–356 mm) at high
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Turrets: 1/4 MOA per click, 64 MOA windage and elevation of travel
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Parallax: Fixed 100 yd
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Tube Diameter: 1 inch (25.4 mm) — needs 1-inch rings
Technical Specifications
| Magnification |
2-7x |
| Objective Lens |
32mm |
| Tube Diameter |
1 in (25.4 mm) |
| Reticle |
Plex |
| Focal Plane |
Rear (second) focal plane (SFP) |
| Eye Relief |
11–21 in (279–533 mm) at low power, 10–14 in (254–356 mm) at high |
| Field of View |
21–7 ft at 100 yds (6.4–2.1 m at 91 m) |
| Exit Pupil |
16–4.6 mm |
| Click Value |
1/4 MOA per click |
| Adjustment Range |
64 MOA windage and elevation |
| Parallax |
Fixed 100 yd |
| Length |
9.7 in (246 mm) |
| Weight |
13 oz (369 g) |
| Finish |
Matte Black |
| Mount |
No — rings not included (1-inch rings required) |
| SKU / MPN / UPC |
200291 / 200291 / 000381002914 |
UK Delivery & Support
Imported from the USA, duty paid by us, and dispatched tracked from the UK — nothing to pay on delivery. Backed by UK-based aftersales support.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the Burris 2-7x32mm handgun scope need such long eye relief?
Because the gun is held out in front of you rather than against the shoulder. The Burris 200291 gives 11–21 in (279–533 mm) at low power, 10–14 in (254–356 mm) at high of eye relief, so you get a full sight picture from a normal shooting position and stay clear of the recoil stroke.
What is the difference between the Plex and Ballistic Plex reticles?
Plex is a clean crosshair with bolded outer edges and no holdover points. Ballistic Plex adds trajectory-compensating holdover points out to 500 yards, matched to your calibre and bullet weight. The Burris 200291 has the Plex reticle.
Is the parallax adjustable on the Burris 200291?
No — it is fixed at 100 yards. The 3-12x32 (200309) is the only model in the Burris handgun line with adjustable parallax.
What rings does the Burris 200291 need?
It has a 1-inch (25.4 mm) main tube, so it needs a pair of 1-inch rings or a 1-inch mount matched to your gun's base.
Is the Burris 200291 waterproof?
Yes. It is waterproof and nitrogen-filled to stop internal fogging, with a double internal spring-tension system that holds zero through shock, recoil and vibration.
Can I buy this Burris handgun scope in the UK?
Yes — it is an optic rather than a firearm, and we dispatch it tracked from the UK. What you may lawfully fit it to depends on your firearm certificate and the law where you shoot, so please check your own certificate conditions; we cannot advise on licensing.
