Burris Xtreme Tactical XTR II Rifle Scopes.

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Burris XTR II rifle scopes description

Burris XTR II (Xtreme Tactical Rifle Scope) rifle scopes were first introduced on Shot Show 2017 in Las Vegas, and are the premium series of rifle scopes produced from Burris. This scopes are designed for professional tactical shooters and law enforcement. The housing is 25% thicker than the previus XTR series, to withstand all posible shocks and vibrations from even the heaviest-recoiling calibers. They offer 5 time zoom range ( 1-8x24 - 8 times zoom ), bigger field of view, first focal plane reticles (reticle changes with magnification) for distance measurements and easy holdovers, with illumination (bigger models optional) for day light and night time use. With the ˝HiLume˝ fully multi coated lenses this scopes offer good light transmission, contrast and immage quality and ˝StormCoat˝ coating on the outer lenses for scratch resistance and for repeling dirt, water and oil off the lenses.

The turrets are multi turn - tactical and exposed for quick elevation changes. The side parallax goes from 50m to infinity with added markings. The magnification ring is easy usable with gloves, and goes in 180 degree turn from minimal to maximal magnification.Burris XTR II rifle scopes are made of one piece aircraft grade aluminum for extra strength, are waterproof and nitrogen purged for fog proof use at low temperatures. All Burris XTR II can be ordered in MIL/MIL or MOA/MOA configurations

Burris XTR II rifle scopes features

Reliable mechanics in one-piece housing (shockproof even for the most powerful calibers)
Waterproof and argon purged for Fogproof use at low temperatures
First focal plane reticles (reticle size change with magnification)
˝HiLume˝ multi coated lenses for image brightness and contrast
˝StormCoat˝ coating (for scratch resistance and for repeling dirt, water and oil off the lenses)
Variable magnification (5x zoom ratio, 1-8x24 - 8 times zoom ratio)
Adjustable parallax turret (not available on 1-5x24 and 1.5-8x28 models)
Illuminated reticle (day light and night time illumination -11 intensity settings)
Available in MIL/MIL or MOA/MOA configurations (1cm/100m or 7mm/100m click)
30 years warranty

Burris XTR II configurations

Burris XTR 1-5x24 (for assault rifles, fast and close range target shooting)
Burris XTR 1-8x24 (for assault rifles, close to medium range target shooting)
Burris XTR 1.5-8x28 (for assault rifles, close to medium range target shooting)
Burris XTR 2-10x42 (for close to medium range target shooting)
Burris XTR 3-15x50 (for close to medium range target shooting )
Burris XTR 4-20x50 (for medium to long range target shooting)
Burris XTR 5-25x50 (for medium to long range target shooting)
Burris XTR 8-40x50 (for long range target shooting)

Mounting of Burris XTR II rifle scopes

The Burris XTR II rifle scopes can be mounted with 30 mm rings (Burris XTR 1-5x24), or with 34 mm rings.

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General properties of Tactical Rifle scopes

Tactical rifle scopes are meant for tactical situations where the importance of the first shot hitting the target is much higher than consistent pinpoint accuracy. Tactical - scope also offers the possibility of range estimation or shifting of the aim point in the reticle to compensate for bullet drop or wind drift.

The most common features of tactical scope are:

Tactical (uncapped) turrets
Tactical reticles (Mil-Dot, etc.)
Tube mounting (30mm, 34mm, 35mm, 36,mm or 40mm)
Minimal magnification from 1x to 6x
Maximal magnification from 12x to 30x
Bigger click values (usually 1cm/100m)
FFP reticle configuration is frequent

A special case of Tactical - scope is also MIL/MIL scope, which could be described also as fully tactical - scope.

Tactical rifle scope- Delta Stryker scope with illuminated reticle

Delta Optical Stryker HD 4.5-30x56 Tactical rifle scope

What makes a scope tactical?

The tactical scope is a scope that features tactical (exposed) turrets, which is the one basic criterion. But there are more.

The optics is tactical if it meets the following requirements:

a magnification between 5x to 25x,
uncapped turrets on the riflescope,
an illuminated reticle,
one-centimeter clicks,
riflescope with the reticle in the first focal plane, and
on more expensive models, a zero stop.

What is the difference between a tactical scope and a hunting scope?

Hunting riflescope is, of course, meant to be used for hunting, whereas a tactical scope is intended to be used in all tactical situations. A hunting scope features a lower magnification range, so hunters can also use a scope in poor light conditions. A tactical scope, however, features a magnification that is on the upper side of the medium range.

Reticle position and turrets on tactical- rifle scope and hunting scope

Hunting scope is also the only type of scope that can be mounted with rails. The reticle is in the second focal plane, which is not the case with tactical scope, as they have a first focal plane reticle.

The turrets on hunting scope are capped low-profile hunting turrets, whereas tactical scope features uncapped turrets.

Tactical scope Kahles

Kahles K318i 3.5-18x50 tactical rifle scope

What is the difference between a tactical - scope and a target scope?

As mentioned, the purpose of the tactical scope is to be used in all tactical situations. Target scope, on the other hand, is meant for precision shooting. Compared to tactical scopes’ 5x to 25x magnification, target ones have an extremely high one, which is up to 55x.

Reticle position in Tactical scope and Target scope

The tactical scope features a first focal plane reticle, and target scope a second focal plane reticle. What is more, with a target scope, if the user has enough knowledge and experience, they can also use it for hunting.

The characteristics of tactical riflescope (the main one being the FFP reticle), make them suitable only for tactical shooting purposes.

Burris Xtreme Tactical XTR II Rifle Scopes.

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Burris XTR II rifle scopes description

Burris XTR II rifle scopes features

Burris XTR II configurations

Mounting of Burris XTR II rifle scopes

Burris XTR II 4-20x50

VIDEO

General properties of Tactical Rifle scopes

The most common features of tactical scope are:

What makes a scope tactical?

The optics is tactical if it meets the following requirements:

What is the difference between a tactical scope and a hunting scope?

Reticle position and turrets on tactical- rifle scope and hunting scope

What is the difference between a tactical - scope and a target scope?

Reticle position in Tactical scope and Target scope

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Burris Xtreme Tactical XTR II Rifle Scopes.

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Burris XTR II rifle scopes description

Burris XTR II rifle scopes features

Burris XTR II configurations

Mounting of Burris XTR II rifle scopes

Burris XTR II 4-20x50

VIDEO

General properties of Tactical Rifle scopes

The most common features of tactical scope are:

What makes a scope tactical?

The optics is tactical if it meets the following requirements:

What is the difference between a tactical scope and a hunting scope?

Reticle position and turrets on tactical- rifle scope and hunting scope

What is the difference between a tactical - scope and a target scope?

Reticle position in Tactical scope and Target scope

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