Burris Optics 20-60x85 Signature HD Water Proof Spotting Scope with Angled Eye Piece and Rotating Tripod Mount

2025-06-08T20:00:00

what a confidence builder it makes. I was having trouble get my other scope (Burris FullFeild IV 6-24x50) to dial in for yardage at 550 yards, with out the zero stop was having to rezero it because I couldn't remember how many turns I went. I was wasting ammunition trying to get it corrected. I was hating to shoot it because I was missing more than hitting with it. Not knowing if it was the gun or the person behind the trigger! (me) I replaced the scope and my Pic Rail, with the Veracity PH and a two piece scope mount on my CVA Cascade 6.5 CreedMoor, now shooting with confidence and hitting steel targets up to 700 yard. since I already had the BURRIS APP it was easy to connect to the new scope with the ballistic but it took a little time to put the information from the scope to the APP. the bad thing about this scope I'll have to buy more steel Targets to find out how far I can hit targets with it

Scott63

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2025-04-19T20:00:00

I recently purchased the Veracity PH. A good scope, but not great only because I can not dial in the turret in one yard increments after zeroed as they would have you believe in their videos and other marketing. Example, at 100yrds the scope says 100yrds. At 200yrds it says either 198 or 202yrds. At 300yrds it says 298 or 302yrds. NOT what I want to see when shooting longer ranges which can be 6 feet plus off in either direction, long or short. I called Burris to inquire about the issue and they tell me that is OK. Huh?! How is that OK? Why is that not put out there on your vids or literature that your scope is not accurate? I would like to give this a 5 star, but I can't. If you want to respond, you have my email. I hope this helps someone. For a $1,200 plus dollar scope, I would expect better.

Tom K.

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2024-11-06T19:00:00

I got the scope for my birthday and I cant wait to use it on my 308

Gerhard04

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2022-12-11T19:00:00

I own multiple Burris scopes and I have owned every over priced brand and style of scope out there. In my opinion Burris optics are just as good or superior. Don?t believe the nonsense that sales men or their associates tell you Burris products are great.

Big 2.

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2022-09-24T20:00:00

Great clarity and light gathering! Took it out for the first time a couple of days on an elk scouting trip and was amazed at the detail of picture. As it got dark, I compared this spotter to my SWARO bino's and this spotter had much more light. This bull was a long ways away and my camera distorted the image a bit.

Jbordi

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2022-04-11T20:00:00

My husband has been hunting for a few years and has never killed anything the last couple years he had health issues and found it very hard to lift the gun the last day out he drops his gun and broke his scope with all the new meds he ready to hunt again but needs a new scope this one sounds great but it is to expensive as we are retired and money is short but will keep and eye out for new deals good luck all with the hunting season

Redhead

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2020-06-29T20:00:00

I've been using this spotter for a couple months for summer elk scouting and digiscoping. Its a super clear optic and really brings those elk up close to be able to see how those big bulls are growing. Its going to be great for next year's shed season!

GoodBullOutdoors

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2019-07-09T20:00:00

So, since I’ve owned this spotting scope for a mere 2 days, I can say that the clarity while viewing Jupiter and it’s moons is amazing. I also found Saturn and could see the rings pretty well, even though I have a lot of light pollution. While I didn’t buy the spotting scope to view heavenly bodies, I can see the difference, quite vividly, compared to my $300 spotting scope. The craters on the moon stand out like its right there! So vivid and crisp. I’ve also scanned the side of a mountain during dusk lighting, and it is still very vivid and clear! Glad I made the choice over the Razor HD. The fine tune focus is a very handy feature. Build quality is amazing.

Bartimus

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2019-06-16T20:00:00

Burris knocked it out of the park with this spotting scope. Very few other scopes under $2,000 come with reticle eyepieces, but this one does and it is a must have for calling corrections when shooting at distance. I also love the Fastfire attachment with this scope. I am literally on target within seconds of swapping my binos out and putting my spotter on the tri-pod. The edge to edge clarity and the light transmission is amazing through this scope. This is hands down one of the nicest spotting scopes on the market and easily the most feature packed and highest optic quality in its price point.

GrimmRoper

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2019-05-05T20:00:00

I am very pleased with my Burris purchase. I use my spotting scope and rifle scopes very often and they always perform

Coyote h.

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2019-02-05T19:00:00

Love my spotting scope I got a couple years ago I use it while at benchrest competitions but recently it started fogging up. Cant wait for it to work flawlessly again.

JoeySampson

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2018-11-01T20:00:00

tired of the cheap spotting scope I had so I jumped in with both feet and bought the razor 20x60x85 angled scope. the clarity from edge to edge left me speechless. I took it outside when I first got it and focused on a car license plate approx. 75yds away and proceeded to read the serial number on his yearly tag sticker. taking it to the range tomorrow and can't wait to see how it works there

greg56

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2018-06-27T20:00:00

The great optics, the ease of use, together with the reasonable price and the outstanding warranty - makes this scope the first and best choice.

richard t.

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