Eliminator III 4-16x50 X96 Ballistic Reticle Scope

The scope is great and gives a great clear view of the target. It can be adjusted to your liking. It functions great. It is expensive but it's worth it.

This is my second eleminator scope, purchased it for my 270 for antelope hunting. Easy to use and great scope.

This scope is for real - no s--t for real! I was hopeful and after taking the time to set it up the system was drop - dead accurate! (I rarely use exclamation points too.) I used Hornady's four degrees of bullet freedom to get my 750 yard drop data when I zeroed at 100 yards, chronographing over 20 rounds as I refined the zero. Having that data and the BC for the bullet I use it was easy to program the computer. That done it was out to the country and steel gongs at different (unknown) ranges - 554 yards one shot 'ding!' Same over next four shots. Different ranges - first round hits. Different people tried the system to same effect. Bottom line - if properly set up (it's easy) and the trigger-puller does his or her job properly there's a very high probability of first round hits! It's worth the money. (I'm taking this optics system on my Savage 110BA Stealth, .300 win mag to Gunsite.)

I put this on my Weatherby 7 mm magnum rifle. I was shooting out to 1000 yards with no problem and it worked great. I would highly recommend this to anyone. This is great when you’re hunting pushed the button tells you how far away the game is And shows you where to hold. Pull the trigger animal dead.

It's an awesome scope . Just make sure youSee if it's legal to use in your state . I could out that is not legal to hunt big game wit it in Oregon . Which is stupid . Not sure why not . You can use a range finder and a scope . Just not in the same unit .

OK, so I just received this scope and have only examined it thoroughly but not shot with it. In that context I am most impressed, it feels as rugged as a Nightforce (although internals will mean a lot), solid metal body, well positioned controls (although I would prefer a remote on/off switch); and an amazing number of accessories provided (sunshield, rapid opening caps for objective and ocular, rail clamps), great instruction manual and extensive ballistics chart. All in all far better than even the multitude of great reviews led me to expect. Burris certainly lives up to its reputation for excellent scopes. Of course the proof will be in the shooting. I shall amend review after I have the chance to test it. But if the other reviews are a key, the this is definitely a winner. I have been looking for technology to finally advance into daylight scopes and this one is certainly a quantum leap above manual scopes. I still have many manual scopes, and love to generate dope for each rifle and load, but this is genuinely a scope for those situations where shots need to be made fast but accurately.I might add that the seller was superb. Packing was excellent and the scope arrived within 4 days. Could not ask for more.

Concept is terrific and reasonably accurate - being able to lock in quickly on a target up to 800 yards away without using a calculator or dope chart is pretty impressive.. however, I’ve found the eye relief to be awful with this scope, especially when at high magnification. Did it make me return the scope? No, because there’s still nothing quite like it on the market. I’m also not a fan of the large (wide) reticle and needing to zoom all the way in to get the red dot to show below the natural zero. This compounds the eye relief problem and doesn’t give the user the cleanest way of hitting a precise target. Finally, there’s the issue of setup. If you don’t mind hunting down a bunch of data on your specific setup and manually entering it into the scope, this is not that big of a deal, but Burris could have significantly improved the ease of this through an app with Bluetooth to the scope..

I thought it may have come with the remote but it didn’t. It must be an extra? Or a different setup altogether? Great scope all round. Can’t fault it so far but have only put 6 rounds through the rifle which is also new.