If you're on a working man's budget when you're in the market for a new rifle scope or binocular, then I've got some affordable options for you today. You won't be limited to only a few options, you won't have to compromise on features or quality, and you won't be tricked into paying extra for warranties or the like.
You can seriously have it all for a low-cost price. From parallax adjustable scopes to ballistic reticles and reinforced spring tension systems, all equipped with fully multi-coated lenses, there's no reason for you to look any further.
This review is about Burris Optics and what this American company contributes to the novice shooter and the fanatic hunter. If you've been hustling Google for economical or even cheap rifle scopes without giving up your expectations for quality, then you've probably also come across Redfield.
If you like what they had to offer, chances are, you're going to love what Burris has in store for you. Word has it that the companies founder, Don Burris, used to work for Redfield. In fact, many of the innovative product designs of the now Leupold-owned company are thanks to Don.
Burris Spotting Scope Reviews
Burris has nailed their come-back into the observation optics market. They heard their loyal buyers loud and clear demand that they come back with the kind of quality that only Burris Optics can provide.
Their spotting scope line easily competes with high-end spotters, and they look the part with their flashy and professional aesthetic-appeal. Burris leaves nothing out when it comes to equipping their optics with the best, most-advanced materials and technologies this day can offer.
Adjustable eyepieces, fixed magnifications, variable magnification, reticles - you name it. Burris has nailed every feature you could possibly want on a spotting scope. As expected of Burris, they offer some of the best prices in the market. Finding the right model for you won't be difficult since they have you covered with first-rate, exclusive features, and of course, the Burris Lifetime Forever Warranty.
Burris Rifle Scope Reviews
Burris Optics is known for their huge line of scopes for shooters of all ilk - elk too. If you've decided on a Burris rifle scope, you may have only fought half the battle in the decision-buying process. You might get lost in the sea of scopes they have shelved for you. So, let me help you narrow down some models that might just peak your interest.
These rifle scopes all have Hi-Lume fully multi-coated lens for the best clarity and light transmission possible. There is nothing less than the best when it comes to their glass.
They also use quad rings for water-tightness and fog-proof abilities that far exceed the standard O rings used today. I've also got a word or two to say about Burris' double enforced spring tension system that will hold up to recoil like you've never seen before so get started with the reviews below.
- Burris Scout 2-7x32mm Rifle Scope Review (Long Eye Relief & Ballistic Reticle)
- Burris RT-25 5-25x56 Riflescope Review (SCR 2 MIL Dot Reticle)
- Burris Scout 2.75x20 Riflescope Review
- Burris Eliminator 3 Review: 4-16x50mm Laser Rangefinding Riflescope (Model #200116)
- Burris Droptine 3-9X40 Rifle Scope with Ballistic Plex Reticle (Model 200017)
- Burris Fullfield 2 3-9X40mm Scope with Ballistic Plex Reticle (Model 200162)
Burris Binocular Reviews
Burris has strong brand identification thanks to their extensive lines of quality rifle scopes. However, it's been a while since Burris released any observational optics. That duty was left to another subsidiary of Beretta Holdings, Steiner. But, in 2017, Burris re-entered the binocular department with the release of two series, the Droptine and Signature HD binoculars.
What changed? Well, when Beretta Holdings acquired Steiner, the plan was to have Burris pick up more affordable, high-quality, and high-performing binoculars while Steiner concentrates on developing high-end optics to compete with brands like Swarovski and Leica.
So, how does Burris do with the new binoculars? The low-cost optics are far from low-rate binos. While the prices are affordable, they're definitely not what you consider low-budget optics because they're nothing short of premium binoculars wrapped in a simple package.
You can expect fully multi-coated optics, BaK4 glass, and a lightweight, compact size with the Droptine. The Signature HD models takes things a leap further with their open-bridge design, phase-corrected prisms, and it also features a 12X50 model.
With the way our field test on the Droptine 10X42 binoculars went, we expect to see Burris make a successful comeback to the observational optics market. Excellent binoculars for a great, low cost!
- Burris Signature HD 10x42mm Binocular Review (300293) – Open-Bridge Design
- Burris Droptine 10x42mm Binocular Review (Field Tested)
Be Pack Leader with a Burris Scope
Burris really hits it out of the ball park with all the various options of binoculars, scopes, reticles, and mounting systems it has. For all the products they have to satisfy the demand of the amateur rookie to the seasoned veteran, the companies website is worth mentioning here.
It was one of the easiest and most organized optics websites I've come across. They have such a large inventory that they're forced to categorize each optic into types of hunting activities. This was a well-done move to show off what scopes were built to perform well in various hunting environments to narrow down which scopes or binoculars you should buy.
Furthermore, each reticle also has a full listing of each rifle scope that has the availability of that reticle. With a user-friendly website, Burris sure leads the pack to the bait.
Further Reading
- Burris FastFire 3 Review (Red Dot Sight) Hands on Range Test
- Leupold Scope Reviews: Rifle & Spotter, Laser Rangefinders & Binoculars
- Maven Built Optics: Binoculars & Rifle Scopes Field Tested & Reviewed
- Meopta Scopes, Spotters & Binoculars: We Review Their Top Quality & HD Optics
- Nikon Scope Reviews Including Rifle & Spotting, Rangefinders & Binoculars
- Swarovski Scopes, Binoculars & Spotters: We Review Their Range of Top Quality Optics
