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Burris Laserscope 4-12x42 Rangefinding Riflescope Burris Laser Rangefinder 4x-12x - 42mm Riflescope has encountered universal acclaim. Finally, the integration of a high-performance laser rangefinder into a quality riflescope has been successfully executed. The Burris Laserscope 4-12x42 Rangefinding Riflescope combines rugged, recoil-proof construction with the latest in sophisticated micro-circuit technology in a seductive package at an affordable price. Burris Laser Scope includes the popular Burris Ballistic Plex Reticle and Burris's experienced mechanical engineers have designed a patented mounting system that provides an ultra-low mounting ...
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Average Ratings

Overall rating 4.2 / 5
Easy To Set Up	4.6 / 5
Usability	4.2 / 5
Features	4.2 / 5
Value for your money	4.0 / 5
Meets expectations	4.0 / 5

Burris Laserscope 4-12x42 Rangefinding Riflescope Reviews - Reviews from 1 to 5

Excellent Combo

Product Ratings:

Overall rating: 5 / 5
Easy To Set Up:	4 / 5
Features:	5 / 5
Meets expectations:	5 / 5
Usability:	5 / 5
Value for your money:	4 / 5

Author: Scott (verified customer) from Tampa, FL on Jun 1, 2009
Pros:  Reduction of equipment
Cons:  Heavy
Would recommend:  yes

Scott wrote:

Have only used it on one hunting trip but love the ease of use. Less of a learning curve then I expected and adjustments have been easy thus far. It is a bit bulkier and heavier then a normal scope but negligible when using a bipod or rest.

hunter

Product Ratings:

Overall rating: 3 / 5
Easy To Set Up:	4 / 5
Features:	3 / 5
Meets expectations:	1 / 5
Usability:	2 / 5
Value for your money:	1 / 5

Author: hunter (verified customer) from ignacio co on Feb 3, 2009
Would recommend: yes

hunter wrote:

bullet drop comensation is way off maybe if you want to shoot amuzzelloader 700 yds

Great scope with all the options

Product Ratings:

Overall rating: 5 / 5
Easy To Set Up:	5 / 5
Features:	5 / 5
Meets expectations:	5 / 5
Usability:	5 / 5
Value for your money:	5 / 5

Author: Darrick Van Dyke (verified customer) from Wessington Springs, SD on Jan 4, 2009
Would recommend: yes

Darrick Van Dyke wrote:

I purchased this scope to put on a Tikka T3 Tactical .308. I had it on the rifle and setup in only a few minutes. This scope mounted really easily on the rifle and sighting in was a breeze. The rangefinder will read less than the manufacturers 50 yard. minimum. I was really impressed with this scope. Once sighted in you can pretty much shoot out to 500 yards by just ranging, and holding over with the ballistic plex reticle. The scope has all the options one would need!!!

Burris Laserscope 4-12x42 Rangefinding Riflescope

Product Ratings:

Overall rating: 4 / 5
Easy To Set Up:	5 / 5
Features:	4 / 5
Meets expectations:	4 / 5
Usability:	4 / 5
Value for your money:	5 / 5

Author: rdrisco (verified customer) from Albuquerque, New Mexico on Jan 2, 2009
Pros:  range finder works great
Cons:  no focus
Would recommend:  yes

rdrisco wrote:

The scope is fine, typical Burris great quality. The range finder works well and is easy to use. The ranging retical also works, I tried it out to as far as 600 yards. I would have rated it a 5, but my only complaint is that there is no adjustable objective, and on hight power when viewing distant targets, the image is a little fuzzy. Aside from that, it is a very good deal though.

Good Scope For The Money

Product Ratings:

Overall rating: 4 / 5
Easy To Set Up:	4 / 5
Features:	4 / 5
Meets expectations:	4 / 5
Usability:	4 / 5
Value for your money:	4 / 5

Author: Fudmottin from Garnet Valley, PA on Dec 24, 2008
Pros:  Repeatable range measurements, good optics
Cons:  No adjustable objective, small exit pupil on max power, drop compensation ticks are too generic
Would recommend:  yes

Fudmottin wrote:

The Burris Laserscope has very good optics and decent reticle. I don't care for the drop compensation ticks. I would have preferred a pure mil-dot reticle. Also an adjustable objective and reticle that changed size with power would be nice. But then the scope is only about $600. For AR-15 mounting, you will find that the bell housing goes too low for proper use of a picatinny quad rail float tube. Another odd feature is the sunshade is painted shiny inside. This doesn't appear to be a major issue though. If you can't afford a Leupold, this is a good alternative.