Reviews & Ratings for Burris Oracle X Rangefinding Bow Sight — 15 reviews — Page 1

would not sight in. battery issues. missed 2 deer due to sighting issues. burris did sent new scope but when i wanted refund or trade for a rifle scope they refuse so i am stuck with this.

I bought this for my Ten Point crossbow. Fit up was flawless. Sighting in at 20 yards requires mechanical adjustments that are not difficult other than you must loosen a set screw, make the adjustment, then retighten the screw. Had to be done for both windage and elevation several times. After 20 yards, the rest of the adjustments were electronic. Optics are clear and crisp. There is a zoom adjustment 3-7 power. Scope seems well made and sturdy. It sits a bit higher than a normal scope but not excessive. Manual is simple, although watching some YouTube videos ahead of time was helpful. No issues with battery life. I will know more after this hunting season!

I recently bought the Burris Oracle X have it sighted in and hope to do some late season bow hunting.

This is a game changer. Once I got sighted in i could hit bullseye at 100 yards with a ravin r10x

Great product. Horrible shipping Took almost a month 2 get my optic. Box was open an battery was dead.

I love it. Took some time watching u tube videos for sighting in. Shoots accurate at 10 to 100 yards after sight in. Wish it came with scope covers. It does sit high on my crossbow 370 sniper, cannot close hard case without removing scope every time.This scope is game changer.I looked around for best price and optic planet had the best price.

This thing is amazing and I was really hesitant about buying one. Pretty darn awesome

Haven’t sighted it in yet. Only taken it out of the box and used it around the house. Rangefinder seems to work fine and is easy to operate. Nice looking and well built scope. Not too heavy for the size either. Excited about this purchase and looking forward to using it

The Oracle X Xbow scope is a game changer with the ability to range your target on the fly. Set up was relatively easy and the settings were stored/maintained when swapping out the battery which was a plus. The Oracle X makes my hand held rangefinder obsolete.

Have mine mounted on a Ravin. I love it. At first I thought that the mounting/adjustments were a bit cheesy, but taking care to install & lock everything down, I've had no issues holding zero. My batteries have lasted a full season each year with the scopes auto shut off - so none of the issues someone else reported. The battery on the small remote died at the end of the second year. Watch the sighting in video by Burris. It's very good and explains the intricacies of the scope. I'm committed to avoiding crippling deer by taking questionable shots with equipment that isn't dependable/accurate - that's not "more sporting" in my world. I can say that I pattern arrows at 60 yards all the time and feel 100% confident at that range with a whitetail using this package.
I have another backup crossbow that I also loan to friends & family to hunt with me. I replaced the scope once but I'm thinking of replacing that already high-end conventional scope with another one of these.