GREELEY, CO – Burris is introducing a new side parallax adjustment to its popular long-range Fullfield E1® and Predator Quest® riflescopes. The new easy-to-reach, ergonomic location makes correcting parallax faster and easier, without compromising the hunter’s shooting position for improved long-distance accuracy.

“Side parallax focus and adjustment is a great convenience feature we’ve added to our Fullfield E1 and Predator Quest riflescopes,” said Vice President of Sales & Business Development Patrick Beckett. “By repositioning the parallax adjustment from the objective bell to the side of the scope, we’ve made it much easier to reach, so the hunter can make adjustments faster and stay in the optimum shooting position. It helps the hunter stay on target, particularly for long-distance shots.”

Burris long-range Fullfield E1 and Predator Quest riflescopes feature high performance glass for excellent brightness and clarity. They’re perfect for spotting a distant coyote or whitetail in early morning light or in low-light conditions at dusk. The Ballistic Plex E1 reticle allows for easy trajectory compensation out to 500 yards and feature cascading dots to help compensate for wind. Like all Burris optics, they’re waterproof, fogproof and backed by the Burris legendary, no-questions-asked Forever Warranty®. Read more

GREELEY, CO – Burris®, a leader in riflescope technology, announces exciting upgrades to their popular XTR II™ line of tactical riflescopes. New competition reticles and improved adjustment knobs on higher-magnification models will let more shooters master long-range accuracy.

The new Burris SCR™ (Special Competition Reticle), available in MIL and MOA versions, increases precision for long-range competition without adding clutter or distraction. The extended center illuminated area lets shooters confidently engage targets at long distances in low light and in shadows. The SCR increases speed and precision for wind hold-off as well as range estimation and impact measurement. SCR reticles are located in the front focal plane, assuring reticle measurements are precise throughout the entire magnification range. Read more