To learn more about the XTR II, make sure to visit the Burris website.
Overview
Burris has come to market now with some serious scopes in their lineup, notably the extreme tactical rifle scope or the XTR II.
Available in a variety of magnification options, including 5-25 and 8-40, they have the set up to cover any application. Available in this scope is the SCR reticle, purpose-built for speed in competitive ventures. Most of the reticle is in ½ mil increments for holdovers, but the crosshair line also features .1 and .2 mil subtensions for real precision work.
Specs for the 5-25x50mm
This is the real deal.
- Clear Objective Lens Diameter: 50 mm
- Ocular Lens Diameter: 44.25 mm
- Finish: Matte
- Focal Plane: FFP
- Main Tube Size: 34 mm
- Field of View: 21 low – 4.3 high (ft. @ 100 yds.)
- Eye Relief: 3.50 – 4.25 in.
- Exit Pupil: 10 low – 2.0 high (mm)
- Click Value: 1/10 mil; 100-Click Knob (201053)
- 1/10 mil; 100-Click Knob (201051)
- 1/4 MOA; 100-Click Knob (201052)
- Elevation Adjustment, Total Capability: 90 MOA
- Example: 50 MOA is roughly 25 MOA from center.
- Windage Adjustment: 55 MOA
- Example: 50 MOA is roughly 25 MOA in any direction from center.
- Parallax/Focus: Side focus/PA
- Adjustable Parallax: 50 yds. – infinity
- Length: 16.31 in.
- Weight: 32.10 oz.
- Illumination Control: Rotary dial; intermediate “battery saver” stops
- Illumination Settings: 11 brightness settings
- Battery: CR2032
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Pricing starts at $1,439.
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Impression
Burris makes great riflescopes. That’s not news to anyone. What I’m really excited about is that the XTR II is now available in flat dark earth. The color change is a welcome addition. If you are hunting or in the tactical business, a scope all in black is a pretty big object that sticks out. Painting one is always nerve racking, no matter how well you taped it off. At least with a rifle, if you screw up, you can scrape the paint out of the trigger group.
Taking a scope apart is beyond most users, including me. This wasn’t fun even when I worked for Uncle Sugar, who would buy me a new one if it broke. Burris has done a solid by taking this out of our hands, and sending the scope in a color that already blends in most places.
Also available this year, Burris is making its own scope level. Don’t leave home without it.
Burris has quite the lineup of scopes and optics this year.
Price and Availability
Pricing for the Burris XTR II starts at $1,439. It is available now!
To learn more about the XTR II, make sure to visit the Burris website.