First Look: Maven CRS.3 4-20x50mm Riflescope

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posted on January 28, 2025
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The Maven CRS.3 4-20x50 Riflescope brings the exceptional clarity, durability, and affordability of the C Series to an all-purpose first focal plane hunting optic. Designed for mid to long-range shooting, the CRS.3 combines advanced features with rugged construction, making it ideal for big game hunting and recreational shooting.

Maven Riflescope on white

With a versatile 4-20x magnification range, the CRS.3 adapts to various shooting scenarios. It includes precise, dialable elevation and windage turrets for accurate adjustments and an illuminated etched reticle for clear targeting in low-light conditions. The side parallax adjustment ensures fine-tuned focus and eliminates reticle shift. At the same time, its durable 30mm tube construction guarantees long-lasting performance in challenging environments.

The CRS.3 offers two popular RS Series reticles—the SHR-W (MOA) and SHR-MIL (MIL)—designed for precise and effortless aiming. This riflescope delivers exceptional optical performance, featuring phase correction coatings for vibrant color fidelity, a bright, high-contrast image, and unparalleled clarity. Waterproof and fogproof, the CRS.3 is built to perform reliably in all conditions.

Maven riflescope on rifle

Compact at 15.4 inches in length and weighing 27.3 ounces, the CRS.3 is lightweight yet robust, ensuring easy handling without compromising durability. Backed by Maven’s lifetime warranty, it combines quality craftsmanship with performance. It offers unbeatable value at an MSRP of $700, thanks to Maven’s direct-to-consumer model that eliminates retail markups. Explore more at mavenbuilt.com.

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