If you’ve read my previous blogs, you’ll know I’m a fan of having multiple functions in one device. Having less to carry and simplifying tasks are something that I consider important. Keeping this in mind, you can see why I’m very excited about the new Burris 4-12×42 Eliminator Laser scope. This interesting scope was introduced at the SHOT show this year and I can’t wait to get my hands on one. This scope ranges, helps you adjust hold over, and calculates your trajectory. Burris is a great company, so I’m willing to bet this scope will live up to my expectations and then some. You get a nice optic, with a range finder built in, that is illuminated. You will truly become the grim reaper that is depicted on the scope for deer even at long range. The only other scope I can think of with this much technology built in is the Zeiss Hensoldt 6-24×72 SAM. This scope comes complete with a remote that can attach to your rifle for easy activation of the scope. It runs on a cr2 battery and can operate from 14 degrees to 122 degrees f. The scope also uses a new proprietary mounting system that keeps the scope low. This scope gives you 50MOA adjustment, with .25 click values. Weight with battery is 26 oz. This scope also will be great in low light, sporting a 60mm objective and illumination. The only thing this scope won’t do is clean the deer for you. If you’re looking for a neat new scope, give the Burris 4-12×42 Eliminator laser scope a try. That’s the word from sportoptics.com
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