Reviews & Ratings for Burris Veracity 4-20x50mm Rifle Scope, 30mm Tube, First Focal Plane — 14 reviews — Page 1

Cannot say enough good things about the Burris veracity line of scopes. I currently have 3 4×20-50 scopes. Adjustments are precise with audible clicks. Crystal clear glass. FFP E1 varmint reticle is very accurate for bullet drop and 10 mph windage hold.

I am very impressed with the quality of this scope. I have a number of Leupold, Vortex, Trijicon, Bushnell, Nikon and Primary Arms optics. The Burris has not been to the range yet so I will update this review after that happens. But out of the box everything I see is very impressive. Glass and clarity is very good, the retical is outstanding. Fit and finish is as good as anything in my collection. The warranty is is on par with Leupold, Vortex and Nightforce, but at a substantial cost savings for a FFP optic. It’s all about light and zero hold so I’ll let you know how it performs soon. So far thumbs way up for Burris.

Great hunting scope. Glass is clear. Reticle is very defined. The scope tracks well. All around a excellent scope for the money. I would most definitley buy again in the future. It was put on my muzzleloader and performs as advertised

Not a better deal out there for a FFP quaility scope. Great value and I looked at everything sub $900 and nothing touches this or the rect. I compared to Vortex and Leupold but couldn't even get that feature set I wanted under $1k. Plus I got a smoking deal so that made it a no brainer. I am also picking up the 25x version.

I have 2 of the Veracity scopes now. The first was a 3x15 I put on a Rem. 700 XTR in 260rem. Took it to the range to see how the E1 FFP reticle matched up with the 2 loads I had for it. The first load was 95g Vmax at 3161 fps. This is how it worked out Zero at 200y, the 1st cross hair down was good at 300y, 2nd was + 1 1/2" @400, 3rd was + 2 1/2" @ 500.
The second load for it was 120g Barnes TTSX @ 2785 fps. Zero @ 100y, 1st CH was on @ 200y, 2nd was on @ 300y, 3rd was 4" low @ 400y, 5th was really close to zero at 500y.
I liked so well I purchased a 4x20 with the E1FFP Varmint reticle for my 7STW this is how it worked out with 140 Burger VLDs @ 3450fps. 1st tick mark above center was on @ 150y, 0 at 310 yds. 1st CH down was 1" low at 400y, 2nd was dead on @500.
These scopes are very clear, reticles are crisp and crosshairs are not to thick. The Burris Ballistics website is very close to my results at the range. Great value for 1st focal plane scopes. Turret adjustments retuned to zero very well.

As always....the best price, the normal great delivery and a no worry guarantee. The scope is clear and has turrets that can be turned without a coin or screwdriver. The fine cross hairs will not block out a target at long distance. As magnification increases the reticle size also increases giving precise spacing of its features at all levels of magnification. A lifetime warranty that is honored no matter who owns the scope adds value to the product and credibility to the Burris name. This is my second high end Burris product and I am literally excited about exploring long range hunting and target shooting with it

Love this scope! We checked it out at a big box store then found it on your site for $100 less. Once it arrived we were amazed when we could read the numbers on the license plates at 150 yards. Matt from Tech support is awesome, he has answered a couple of questions for us in detail and in a timely manner. We would highly recommend this scope and Optics Planet.

Placed this on a Ruger PR in .308 sighted in at 100 yards and warne Xtra High rings. The glass was very clear and added light to the big objective. Zero stops were easy to use. Range focus was accurate and hellful. Worth every penny.

Bad: the cheap eyepiece flip cap.

I was thrilled to find a scope of this quality at a cost effective price then the price only got better at Optics Planet!
I really liked the option of 4-20 along with the clear glass and the E1 FFP reticle.

I waited more than a month for a Vortex scope to be shipped, and resigned myself to wait another if necessary. Thinking about how happy I was with my last two scopes, both Burris, I went back to the "Optics" menu and found this Veracity scope that met my criteria AND had a First Focal Plane reticle. Very useful info and ease of use of this reticle, along with Burris' reputation made the switch an instant proposition. I have to say I'm over-the-moon happy with the scope's glass and overall quality and will continue to look to Burris for all future scopes (have owned 16 from 6 different mfrs).