Reviews & Ratings for Burris Veracity 3-15x50mm Rifle Scope w/ Free Fullfield E1 4.5-14x42mm Long-Range MOA Rifle Scope — 14 reviews — Page 1

As always, great products, details about product specifics and quick shipping. What more could I ask for. As far as the actual scope, clear glass, with great magnification. Image stays clear throughout different magnification. The tracking works well. I was able to box test the scope, and was impressed with tracking and ability to return to zero.

Placed this scope on a new 6.5 CM for whitetail hunting in Missouri. First, the deal is incredible: you get Burris's Veracity (its top-of-the-line hunting scope) AND a Fulfield E1 for the price of what the Veracity normally costs on sale. The most impressive part of the Veracity scope (for me) was the very crisp and sharp turret clicks; best turrets on any scope I own.

I bought this package after winning 2 rifles this year. Put the Veracity on my .25-06 and the fullfield E1 on my .300wm The MOA reticle is crisp and clear on the Fullfield, and took an elk at 340 yards dead on. the Veracity ballistic plex took 2 goats at 300+ yards and a mule deer at 30 yards. Couldnt be happier with both. Still developing loads before I order my MADS knobs. Burris's reticle analysis and dope charts were perfect for this years use before the MAD knobs.

This is a great package deal with two good scopes The veracity with the first focal plane is in my opinion as good as you can get. I’ve had more expensive scopes that aren’t as good as this scope. Very satisfied

Great deal on some great scopes. Both scopes are side focus high build quality scopes and are well worth the money. The glass is clear and the wind age and elivation knobs are precise. I would highly recommend this combo to anyone looking for value.

Great scopes! Both are well built with clear optics. Field of veiw is a bit limited,but not to the point of detriment. The packaging is nice ,as they come in a singular box. This would limit regifting of either scope. I mounted one on a 300 WM and the other on a .224 Valkyrie. I have several $1000-$1500 scopes and feel the Varacity knocks at the door of several of those in over all quality.The Veracity came with scope covers, however the Fullfield did not. That’s not a big deal, but it did reduce the initial enjoyment of opening the box,as my first thoughts went to the question of where are the scope covers? We all know that free never actually means free, though this combo does represent a great value for two great scopes.I would buy these again and may even pick up a few more.

I like this scope, especially the reticle and being FFP, Burris is one one of my go to scope brands, and honestly for the money, I think they are just as good as some other brands like Leupold, which I also like. Same warranty, great glass. Bought for a 6.5 creedmoor, and the hash marks should work well for its ballistic range and intended purpose. They say on ELK to have approx 1250 foot pounds of energy, and at 600 yards(where the last hash mark should be good to) is about the end of 1200 foot pound range on the 6.5 CM. Not sure Id use it on Elk but Pronghorn and Mule deer mainly is intent. I may look into getting the 2-10x Veracity in future. Hard to beat the free scope deal going one with the 3-15x. The free scope is very nice, and I like the reticle.

Was browsing for two scopes when i came across this deal. Both scopes were exactly wahat o was lookong for and theu perform jist as theu should. Knobs were a little tighter than i expected them to be. But its easy to get used to.

This is an amazing combo and one heck of a deal. Two great scopes for less than the MSRP of the Veracity. I've got Nikon, Vortex, and a couple more Burris scopes. Finish work and overall craftsmanship of these is on spec with any other scope in their competitive field. Reticle sand glass is very clear and crisp. Very sharp details. I've only had them mounted a short while, but absolutely no issues so far. I've never had any issues with Burris though. Regarding the Veracity, I would like to see it without the zero stop. You can adjust it approx 24 moa before hitting the stop. This is a little annoying if you want long distance. It's fine for the scope for mid range though. I would have still made the purchase for the deal knowing that before. The Fullfield I knew what to expect. I had one and bought another because of my experience with the first. The long range reticle on this one is different and I am really starting to like it. Might get rid of my ballistic drop reticle for another one with the long range. Anyway, it's a great deal on awesome scopes. You won't be disappointed

I read a few articles to figure out what scope to put on my new 300 Weatherby mag and found some that said this was the best scope for the money. Even out performing some of the very expensive scopes. Plus I got a free scope with it. Great deal