Burris Optics AR-Tripler Gen 2 3x Magnifier Scope for Red Dot Sights, Waterproof

2024-10-07T20:00:00

PUT ONE OF THESE ON MY CREEDMORE. I LOVE THE EXPOSED LOCKING TURRETS. CRISP AND EASY ADJUSTMENTS. VERY CONSISTENT. GREAT GLASS.

THE W.

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2024-04-18T20:00:00

This is a great scope for any rifle. But, I am tricking out a Ruger 10/22 and wanted to get the best. When you're hunting with a .22 you hunting small game with a small kill zone so set on the 15x I can focus in when taking longer shots. And with the Adjustable Objective I can have a clear picture at 15 feet.

barebackjack

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2024-03-05T19:00:00

I have hunted with the Veracity FFP scopes for several years because they simply have the best hunting reticle. After I bought a Kimber 84L 280 Ackley I wanted to stay with the same reticle but in a lighter weight scope. The 200531, Signature HD 3-15 at 20.8 ounces f\was a perfect fit. And, with the Burris Reticle Analysis program, I could plug in my ballistics to see bullet drop compensation at any given power. My 280 Ai is very flat shooting so I use a 300 yard zero and only have a 9-10 inch drop at 400 yards and only a 4 inch rise at 200. I'm completely satisfied with the clarity, weight, and performance in this 20.8 oz scope

JPerryE

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2023-08-02T20:00:00

The redical view online doesn't do this scope any justice. I really like this scope and I'm waiting for the custom turret to test out my new custom load in .264 WM.

Majestic 5.

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2023-02-06T19:00:00

I have the signature HD 3-15 on my 300 win mag and 6.8 western. I have shot and dialed true to 930 yards (on steel) with the scope) and the optical quality is as good as much better scopes. The locking turret is nice and the feel of the clicks is preferable to more expensive leupold scopes I have used. The only issue I have is the description does not make it clear that you only get zero stops on the high turrets, which are on the e3 ballistic reticle only. I got the plex and am a little displeased that I didn't get a zero stop on the elevation dial. All and all I would strongly recommend the scope, just get the e3 if you want a zero stop.

Hutch505

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2022-11-17T19:00:00

I bought the E3 Illuminated and will never own another optic for any rifle...ever. This scope is amazing and the No Questions asked warranty solidifies the purchase. I've used it on the range and glassing for animals. I can't say enough about the quality of this product. The only complaint (which is stupidly minor) is the lack of covers, which have to be purchased separate. That was not a deterrent for my purchase of this product, however. Highly recommend, especially the E3 Illuminated 3x15x44. If you've had an issue and haven't had it corrected by Burris, you should just keep to yourself. They stand behind their products and will cover you, No Questions Asked.

Big S.

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2021-12-15T19:00:00

I started shooting over 50 years ago and I have scopes from Athlon, Nikon, Leupold, Hawke, Vortex, Tract, Arken and Bushnell. I've used many optics so I have lots to compare to the Burris and I'll start with this. I had purchased this online so I was a little apprehensive about buying sight unseen. I had put in the filter section of the website the features I wanted and this scope was listed as within my parameters. Now I have known about Burris for years but for whatever reasons never much considered them. I had a tall order for what I was looking for and thought I was asking too much for one scope to deliver. I expected to have to make trade offs which would make for difficult decisions. I hunt whitetails in river bottoms to Mulies up in the foothills with coyotes and prairie dogs thrown in for good measure. So I wanted low power and illumination for close up dawn to dusk river bottom whitetails, ranging and wind reticle for windy open country Mule deer and high magnification and very good glass for varmints. I also wanted it around 20-22 ounces for carrying all day. So how on earth can I get all those competing features in one scope? THIS scope that's how! When I first took it out of the box it looked very refined like some of my VASTLY more expensive scopes. It felt both solid and lightweight. So far so good but the real test is the sight picture and glass. So as I looked through it the first time I was blown away! Like I've never experienced with any of my other optics. Clarity, sharpness, contrast and eye relief was stunning. I was at the same time amazed at this reticle. Heavy crosshairs on the edges tapering down to finer at the center. The BDC lines not clustered too closely together and the wind dots and the adjustable illumination make this the best hunting reticle I've EVER seen. You can tell that Burris engineers are actual hunters because no committee of bean counters would have come up with this. So to recap the features of this optical marvel. 3x for close in. 15x for way out. Ranging illuminated reticle that guides your eye to the center. 21 ounces lightweight, 1" tube, 44 mm objective for light transmission, zero stop for resetting your elevation turret, an unheard of feature the locking turrets, parallax adjustment and fantastic glass and all that stuffed into a package and priced at $500? Are you kidding me? I can think of a large number of my previously purchased scopes that I can replace with this model had I known of it first. Just buy this already before they realize they could get a lot more for it.

Jeff J.

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2021-10-24T20:00:00

Purchased this scope 2 weeks ago. Oil keeps seeing out of the eyepiece. Cleaned multiple lies with alcohol and cloth and still seeps out. Never had a scope leaing oil like this. Customer service is saying its normal.

swil

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2021-09-07T20:00:00

This scope was bought for a 6.5 Grendel AR. The optics are clear and the reticle is really nice. Sighted in for 100 yards and the 200 yard BDC is dead on with 123 gr. bullets. Tracking on the turrets was good. A good scope for the money

bamakc

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2021-07-04T20:00:00

I now own 3 of the HD 3-15x44 scopes and absolutely love them. Best glass and features for the money hands down. Clear glass, crisp turrets, perfect tracking. They hold zero on my 6.5cm, 7mag and 300wsm.

Cook114

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2021-01-29T19:00:00

Got the flip mount for the 3x magnifier, the magnifier works great but the mount itself offsets the optic and won't line up to the front mount causing the radical to only show about half of the front optic.

Mahones

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2020-11-24T19:00:00

I own several quality scopes including the Burris Veracity. The Signature HD is the best hunting scope I own, especially for the money. The glass is as clear as any Zeus I own and tracks better than the Veractity. The simplicity of the reticle makes it easy for hunters that want to reach out a little further than they have before without having to worry about all the technical knowledge that is advertised today. Total simple especially when buck fever sets in. The lockable turrets are awesome and the scopes tracking is so positive I just dial up for longer shots. Light transmission is the same as my VX 5 and Veracity. This is the ultimate whitetail scope!! It has been used in the field and has stood up to the elements so far. Burris is a reputable company and I can say they back their warranty and will answer the phone when you call.

MJohnson

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2020-10-26T20:00:00

I have never seen the need for an adjustable parallax scope since all of my scopes were intended for hunting, until now. I built a rifle for range use only and decided this was the time to something that worked for all ranges. I shopped for weeks until I came across the Signature HD 3-15x44mm and that was it. The power and size are perfect for my application, the clarity is clear as a bell, and the reticle is not too busy. So far I have only broke in the new barrel with it, so I look forward to giving it a stretch.

S M.

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2019-12-17T19:00:00

Good glass quality, excellent mount and lifetime warranty at fair price.

Creedmoorkid

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2018-06-07T20:00:00

I have had this for 4 months and am happy with it. Glad odd clear and the system is easy to mount/dismount. The only issue is that there is some slop/play in th hinge. When the magnifier is in line with my red dot, there is some significant wiggle. Although this doesn't affect the accuracy of the red dot, it does move after when the trigger is pulled.

Gonzo

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