M7Xi 4-28x56

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Based on the outstanding success of the M5Xi - used today by Special Forces around the globe - Steiner sets a new benchmark with the ultimate long-range riflescope. M7Xi 4-28x56 with a 7x zoom and an impressive field of view (1.42-9 m at 100 m).

The 7x zoom gives the operator more flexibility and a higher resolution for all distances while the large field of view and the outstanding optical quality create a perfect overview of the surroundings at all times.

The M7Xi 4-28x56 has been designed to resist the toughest conditions, and is covered by the Steiner Heritage Warranty.

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MSRP:

$3,727.99 - $4,405.99

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Product Features:

Short overall length

of the scope creates more rail space for clip-on devices (e.g. thermal imaging or night vision devices) for superior operational capabilities in any combat situation.

Low profile turrets

provide outstanding situational awareness and additional mounting options for add-ons and accessories.

Enhanced legendary Steiner ruggedness

The new Steiner M7Xi IFS inherited and enhanced the legendary Steiner ruggedness. The M7Xi IFS is waterproof up to 20 m (66Feet) and the operating temperature range is -40°C to +64°C. It can withstand up to 900Gs.

Precise Windage/Elevation Adjustment

is easy and immediate for repeated accuracy, with tactile click-by-click feedback you can hear and feel and second rotation indicator.

One-Piece 34mm Tube

Increases strength and reliability and provides greater elevation and windage adjustments for longer ranges.

Variety of reticles

The new M7XI is available with MSR, MSR2, G2B, TReMoR3 reticle

SPECIFICATIONS:

Item No. Magnification Reticle Objective Lens Focal Plane Tube Diameter Special Feature Field of View at 100 meters
8719-8720 4-28 see above 56mm FFP 34mm N/A N/A
Focal Plane FFP
Tube Diameter 34mm
Objective Lens 56mm
Field of View at 100 m. 9-1.42m
Eye Relief 3.54 in. (90 mm)
Length 15.2 in
Weight 33.5 oz
Diopter Adjustment Range -2 to +2
Wind/Elevation Click Value 1 cm (0.1 mrad)
Elevation Range at 100 m. 250 cm/26 mils
Wind Range at 100 m. 60 cm
Parallax/Focus Range 50 m at low end
Nitrogen Filled Yes
Waterproof/Fogproof Yes
Battery CR2032
Warranty Heritage Warranty

M7Xi 4-28x56 is rated 4.6 out of 5 by 9.

Rated 5 out of 5 by Vore from Best scope Got the m7 in December and especially for the price (2705€), best tactical scope you can get period. The versatility of the 4-28 is outstanding, image quality great through out and buildquality is amazing. Parallax is a tad on the stiffer side compared to my m5 5-25, but mechanically everything feels slightly more solid than it. And that says alot if you are familiar with the m5. Optically the m7 is slightly better than the m5, especially on how close the image gets sharp. With my m7 thr image is very clear and sharp starting around 5 meters, while the m5 gets sharp from about 10-15 meters. Doing a lot of rimfire work it is nice, since sometimes shots do present them selves in very close situations. The msr2 reticle is the best there is. If you preffer dialing, get it.

Date published: 2020-02-05

Rated 5 out of 5 by Linus from M7Xi 4-28 x 56 MSR2 review I was lucky enough to have this scope supplied to me by GMK in the UK, who are the Steiner Military importers.I am using it for 600 & 1000yd matches paired with my Fortmeier .50Cal in the upcoming .50Cal World Championships this year in Raton, USA. I also use it regularly out to 2 miles, where it performs with absolute clarity. This IS a Tier 1 level scope. The tracking is both repeatable and precise. I regularly use IOR and Vortex Tier One scopes for the same disciplines - and the Steiner is right there on colour separation, ultra low aberration, eye relief at high magnification. Turret dialling is crisp with good audible feedback and haptics, combined with the physical elevation rotation indicator. As for the MSR2 reticle, I generally use a windage holdover during matches, and it allows the shooter this benefit with ease.My good friend Jarno Lankila of FinnAccuracy designed the reicle, and although the features are more operator orientated, the centre dot and ability to bracket the target using magnification are first class. Overall usage of this scope has made it a permanent feature for my competion rifles, only to be replaced with the M7Xi IFS later this year.

Date published: 2019-05-09

Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Practical target shooting application I got the M7Xi at the start of 2020. It’s built to the usual Steiner M series quality where the glass is very clear at all ranges/magnification and the elevation/windage clicks are crisp. I shoot matches multiple distances are engaged in a single stage. The M7Xi has been dialing in and out over the last 3 months without error. I enjoy being able to rely on a match to match zero without having to adjust the turrets. Really good quality and the 28 power magnification is great for targets beyond 1,500 yards.

Date published: 2020-03-22

Rated 5 out of 5 by Texas Cowboy from Coyote Steiner Steiner has done it again! Squeezing three scopes into one and defying the laws of physics and geometry! The M7Xi delivers the optical clarity in a shorter, lighter, more compact package. Think M5Xi 3-15 on the low end... think NF 7-35 on the high end (only better) and the versatility of the M5Xi 5-25. All this for a bargain price considering what you are getting.

Date published: 2019-03-14

Rated 5 out of 5 by Oyaha from Very good high end scoope I bought this scoope five months ago. I use to own a Kahles k624i scoope. But this Steiner m7xi just are a little better att all points. The glass is a bit sharper, not much but att long range I can see bullet holes with the Steiner, that none other scoope can. The turrets and quality of the whole package is excellent.

Date published: 2020-09-12

Rated 1 out of 5 by JBD1 from Another electronic mess Like every Steiner product I have purchased (which is about 4 or 5 now), the electronics don’t work. Not sure what the over/under is now on my returns but I think the average is crawling up to 3 returns for every product I have ever purchased from Steiner is that has a battery in them. Glass is great, but again (and will be sending this one back for the third time), the electronics just don’t work. Ever.

Date published: 2022-09-10

Does this model come in Coyote Brown?

Asked by: Robert777

Yes it does.

Answered by: Steiner Tech Support

Date published: 2022-05-29

Is the M7Xi 4-28x56 second focal plane or first?

Asked by: Badjohn

First Focal Plane

Answered by: Steiner Tech Support

Date published: 2022-05-29

On the M7XI 4-28 does the entire reticle illuminate or just the center?

Asked by: Bob631

The center crosshair and dot will illuminate.

Answered by: Steiner Tech Support

Date published: 2022-05-29

I have a question regarding the Steiner M7Xi 4-28x56. I understand steiner offers a lifetime warranty. If one of these optics needs to be returned to Steiner for service or repair, would the optic go back to Germany for repair or would it stay in the USA?

Asked by: Mattv931

The M7 scopes typically go back to Germany for repairs.

Answered by: Steiner Tech Support

Date published: 2022-09-07

I'm going to mount muy new M7xi 4-28x56 on an AR10 platform with the Spuhr Blockmontage ø34 Gen2 H 38 / 21 mm 6MIL PIC Cantilever. I need to know the correct Torque at the rings screws. Thanks for your attention.

Asked by: alnago

I would reach out to Spuhr to confirm the torque spec on their mount.

Answered by: Steiner Technical Support

Date published: 2023-09-20

Does Steiner have any riflescopes available with MOA adjustments? Or just MRAD?

Asked by: Mheidel

We have a version of the T5Xi that is in MOA. Items 5114 and 5126.

Answered by: Steiner Tech Support

Date published: 2022-05-29

Does your M5Xi sunshade fit the M7Xi?

Asked by: MikeCa

Yes they're interchangeable.

Answered by: Steiner Tech Support

Date published: 2022-06-13

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M7Xi 4-28x56

Product Comparisons

Short overall length

Low profile turrets

Enhanced legendary Steiner ruggedness

Precise Windage/Elevation Adjustment

One-Piece 34mm Tube

Variety of reticles

SPECIFICATIONS:

Does this model come in Coyote Brown?

Is the M7Xi 4-28x56 second focal plane or first?

On the M7XI 4-28 does the entire reticle illuminate or just the center?

I have a question regarding the Steiner M7Xi 4-28x56. I understand steiner offers a lifetime warranty. If one of these optics needs to be returned to Steiner for service or repair, would the optic go back to Germany for repair or would it stay in the USA?

I'm going to mount muy new M7xi 4-28x56 on an AR10 platform with the Spuhr Blockmontage &oslash;34 Gen2 H 38 / 21 mm 6MIL PIC Cantilever. I need to know the correct Torque at the rings screws. Thanks for your attention.

Does Steiner have any riflescopes available with MOA adjustments? Or just MRAD?

Does your M5Xi sunshade fit the M7Xi?

NOT THE RIGHT PRODUCT FOR YOU?

I'm going to mount muy new M7xi 4-28x56 on an AR10 platform with the Spuhr Blockmontage ø34 Gen2 H 38 / 21 mm 6MIL PIC Cantilever. I need to know the correct Torque at the rings screws. Thanks for your attention.