Burris Eliminator Laserscope Review

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This past year, while preparing for an antelope and prairie dog hunt with long time hunting buddy, Steve Hugel from Colorado, I installed a 4-12x Burris Eliminator optic on my BAT rear-grip specialty handgun, chambered in 7mm WSM. The fitting and chambering of this 1:9 twist Bartlein barrel and brake were done by Eric Wallace of Nawakwa Accuracy. I am using H-1000 powder, Winchester brass, Federal 210 Match primers, and 180-grain Bergers for a muzzle velocity of 2570 fps. Chuck from Mac's Gunworks had originally chambered this rig as a 6.5 Leopard (WSM), and put a Cerakote camouflage finish on the McRee stock and fitted it to the action at that time. I had wanted to try out this scope in the field, and this was the perfect opportunity. Read More...
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I see Burris is coming out with an updated version of the Eliminator.

Be interested in seeing how this version compares to the older one.

Regards
Rog
 
Does the Burris eliminator scope have adequate eye relief for a .300 weatherby.

I know it's not quite the weatherby but I shoot this on a 300 win mag and it's no problem more than enough I don't see why it wouldn't work on the weatherby. Love this scope by the way.
 
I was watching the burris interview at the shootin' show pertaining to the Eliminator, they were introducing the new 2012 model 4-16x50 scope which I love and Burris upgraded the 4-12x42 model so you are able to range in "any" power now. That is one upgrade I really like.
 
I was watching the burris interview at the shootin' show pertaining to the Eliminator, they were introducing the new 2012 models 4-16x50 scope which I love and Burris upgraded the 4-12x40 or is it 42 model?, anyway Burris biggest change is the capability to range in "any" power now. That is one upgrade I really like. That is the only reason I held off buying one. Given that the Burris scope have two functions and with the 4-12x42 listing for $799 and the 4-16x50 is $1499. I consider these pair of scopes to be very reasonably priced. What do you all think?
 
I know this is an old post but to answer your question. Not in my life time. I can not justify spending over $1400.00 on a scope. As much as I like this Burris, I just can't afford it. What a bummer! But I would gladly except one as a gift! :D
Rupe
 
I just got a eliminator 3 and put it on a 22-250 savage just to see how it worked. It was very easy to set up and it took 5 shots to zearo it at 100 yds. I shot 500 yds and was 2" from bullseye, 400 yds I was 1", 300 yds lower corner of bullseye, 200 yds bullseye, 150 yds bullseye and 100 yds bullseye. Yesterday it was in the high 60's in Maryland and I took it groundhog hunting. Shot one at 230 yds and one at 411 yds. It worked fine but on a hog at 411 yds the red dot covered the ground hogs body but still worked. I am going to put it on my 338 Lapua for crop damage for latter in the year but I want to get use to it before I shot a deer out to 900 yds. Has anyone used this scope for long range deer?
 
Looking seriously at this scope but have two Q's:
How is it mounted securely? and
Is the max drop internal calculation set at 500 yards?

Laus Deo
overbore
 
Cheated and went to the Burris Optics home page where that is tons of great info. Mounting must be to a one or two pc rail mount. They claim yardage out to 1,200 but it requires a drop chart as th aiming dot will not get us there. Wind must be measured then corrected by means of a Mil Dot Master.
If there are ample Joe Hunter positive reports it looks good but durability is an open issue for me.

overbore
 
Scope body is 30mm but no scope level device can be fitted to it; however, a Weaver style rail mount level does fit and is ordered.Since I am using Berger 190gr bullets, their homepage ballistics calculator helps get the 750 yard drop data needed to program this good scope.
overbore
 
Scope body is 30mm but no scope level device can be fitted to it; however, a Weaver style rail mount level does fit and is ordered.Since I am using Berger 190gr bullets, their homepage ballistics calculator helps get the 750 yard drop data needed to program this good scope.
overbore

I have set it up on my 338 Lapua savage for crop damage and i can shoot out to 1156 yds with the ballistics on my bullet. I kept one on my 22-250 and it works great. I also put a 3-10x44 eliminator 2 on my savage muzzle loader and it shoots out to 328 yds. They have been good to me!!
 
The forum has listed me as a silver member; however, I should be called a metallic member as I have silver in my hair, gold in my teeth an lead in my *** etts.
overbore
 
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