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- In a split second ranges your target, calculates the trajectory, and illuminates the correct holdover
- Simply sight in at 100 yards--the scope does the rest at the push of a button
- Ultra-low mount supports your natural shooting posture
- Includes gun-mount remote activation switch
Advanced scope not only gives you a bright, clear sight picture…in a split second it ranges your target, calculates the trajectory for your cartridge from its built-in database, and illuminates the correct holdover. Simply sight in at 100 yards (200 yards for magnum calibers), and the scope does the rest at the push of a button. Ultra-low mount supports your natural shooting posture. Includes gun-mount remote activation switch and CR-2 battery.
Manufacturer model #: 200112.
FOV = field of view at 100 yards.
Rated 4.7 out of 5 by 3
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Rated 5 out of 5 by WallyB Beautiful Scope
This scope is wonderful. As indicated in other reviews, you sigh it in at 100 or 200 yards, then push a couple of buttons to program it to your caliber (very easy and you get the info from the included table). This scope is heavy (about a pound in weight if not slightly heavier), with big calibers the scope tends to work itself loose (the gun moves, the scope is too heavy to move....the screws on the base gets loose), I had this happen to me a few times, so locktite everything (trust me on this one as it could wreck the threads on your gun). A few suggestions to make things perfect for you with this scope, 1. use a one piece base instead of two piece set. In this case for the scope to move it has to move the whole base and loosen 4 screws instead of two. 2. when mounting the scope push down on it and then push slightly to the front, this makes the scope sit in the right place and tend not to move. I know this review might give the impression that this is a bad scope to buy, it really isn't. I would buy this scope again if I have to. It is a great scope but because it is heavy it has certain issues that can be easily resolved as I mentioned earlier. I shot a very nice buck with it on my 300 Win Mag this fall and I really love the scope. It takes the guess work. It range things for you then calculate the hold over for you. A red dot will illuminate based on you caliber and distance that the scope ranged. You put this dot on where you want to hit the animal and bang.
February 24, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by ChavezNorCal707 Range them and eliminate them!!!
This scope rocks!!! I was skeptical until I reviewed the scope at Elk Camp in Las Vegas with the burris sales rep, I was very impressed with how easy to set up was. When I say easy..... I mean easy there is no computer needed all you do is look up the caliber and manufacture of the bullet on the pre-set charts( can be found on burris.com) enter -the two digit number and you're done that's all. Taking it to the range and sight in at 100 yards before programming your code BOOM!! you're dead on 500 yards no problem 100% confidence. The only downside is the scope is heavy and adds significant amount of weight to the your rifle. make sure you mount the activation switch in a comfortable location. I zip tied mine to my rifle because the cloth strap was Hanging up on brush.
November 27, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by teaman best scope i ever bought
one of the best scopes i have ever used easy to sight in and no more guess work where to put cross hairs used it to kill biggest buck i have ever killed 8 pointer 18 inches wide. would recommend this scope to any one
October 23, 2010
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Is it possible to change the range to meters?
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Yes you can. You can calibrate it to meters or yards, and sight it in at 100 or 200 (meters or yards based on which measure you chose) yards/meters, whichever you like.
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yes byadjusting the settingsAnswers
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How are you going to calibrate it though! This scope was designed mainly for rifles and it comes with a table of 600 different types (and calibers and brands) of ammunition, where you select the ammo you use and enter the number given to you in the table. This number is basically the drop of your ammunition type at 500 yards. Once the scope ranges your target it calculated the drop of your ammo at that range. No arrows for cross bows are listed. Plus, this scope is as expensive (if not more expensive) than any cross bow out there. I would definitely NOT put this scope on a cross bow.A:
unfortunately no, easily mounted on rifles, black powder, shotguns only
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The Eliminator is not designed to work with a crossbow. ThanksDetails:
How well does this scope work in very cold weatherAnswers
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I went hunting in November in Edmonton Alberta late November of last year and scope worked fine. I think the temperature that day was at least -10 Celsius or so.A:
I hunted Colorado high country and had zero problemsA:
Very well unaffected by weather,but would use fog proofing on lensesAnswers
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Shock proof: IMO yes. I have it on a 300 Win Mag and it took the recoil well. Just please read my review about the scope working itself loose (but it takes the recoil).Fog proof: I used it in -10 Celsius and it did not fog
Water proof: Sorry I cannot answer this as I have not used it in rainy weather yet. I am guessing yes, but cannot testify for sure.
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The Burris Eliminator LaserScope is 100% waterproof, shock proof and fog proof.Answers
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I would have to say No. If the product is within the warranty period Burris will at our option, repair or replace the item at no charge.Burris is not responsible for physical damage to products. This is “not” a defect in materials and workmanship.
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Specifically how dose this mount to a rifle tapped for normal bases and rings?Answers
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This scope goes on a picatiny rail type of bases or weaver bases. It comes with screws that have a clamp at each end. This screw (more of a bar actually that is square/cubical) fits in the groves of the picatiny rails, or the weaver base, then you tighten the clamps around the scope and the base. Sorry, I do not know the technical terms, but I hope my description gives you an ideaA:
you will have to put a weaver style base on your weapon. Check out burris web site it tells you all about their scope.Answers
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500 yards.A:
It depends on the target the laser rangefinder is factory and field tested at 800 yards on reflective targets, and 550 yards on non-reflective targetsHope this helps you make a decision, it is a great scope
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I do not believe it has an inclinometer. So it will NOT factor in whether you're shooting uphill or downhill. This part you will still have to guess yourself. I hope that helpsA:
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