Burris Signature HD Hunting Scope with Premium Multi-Coated Glass

Simply awesome! Clarity, locking turrets, useful reticle, center illumination only, EXACT tracking, ocular adjustment stiff enough to stay put without taping it, parallax adjustment firm and works, not terribly heavy. Light transmission...OM GOODNESS bright! No numbers on the exit pupil, but it's huge. No poi shift when adjusting power. Plenty of moa and windage adjustment for shot distances beyond what I'll ever need. Burris is the best bang hands down.

This scope blew me away. I've looked through many top tier brand scopes and I have found this scope to punch well above its price point. This is a very versatile scope that can be used for punching paper or taking small or big game. This is all I'll ever buy from now on. The glass is crystal clear at all magnifications. You will not regret this purchase. I have bought 2 of the 5x25x50. The eye box is perfect and so is the eye relief. This thing really allows you to shine!

Good scope glass. Nice fairly light small solid made scope. Liked the E3 MOA reticle. Liked the 5 times zoom range in the 2x10 magnification. Usually have to spend a lot more money for a 5 times zoom scope. Note the 2x10 magnification model has fixed parallax adjustment; not variable. My opinion is the 2x magnification is superior for glassing terrain and short shots over the 3x in the typical 3x9 scope. Plus the 10x magnification in nice for the upper range magnification compared to the 3x9 typical scope. Not sure if I will use the E3 MOA reticle as intended. The reticle looks very fine and somewhat hard to see. Do not think the reticle would be good for fast shooting but I think good for careful slow shots. Finally mounted the scope on a Sauer 100 Classic 8x57 rifle using Talley remington 700 LA picatinny ramp and Talley medium rings. The Sauer 100 scope mounting arrangement is same as Remington 700 long action mount. That is a very common mount for several other rifle makes. I had originally tried Talley combined low scope and rings that screw directly in the receiver but had to send them back. The scope central tube is so short that the scope mounting rings are right up against the objective and the eye piece. There is no room to slide the scope in the rings to adjust for eye relief. Plus the Talley low rings were too low although they are suppose to work with 40 mm objectives. I then tried the Talley remington LA picatinny ramp and Talley medium rings. I had to cut 1/2 inch off the Talley ramp to get the scope to fit as the eye piece or the objective would hit the ramp. 2 piece Talley ramp and/or high rings would have alleviated the ramp cutting but you would still have the same problem with adjusting the scope for eye relief as the scope tube is too short. I am just amazed that I need high rings for the scope to fit for a 40 mm objective when the internet is saying low rings should work. Luckily the eye relief is perfect for my cheek weld to the gun so it worked for me. Overall a good value.

Great scope for the price. The vendor shipped very quickly

I saw NUMEROUS mixed statements on where these were made (Signature HD 2-10x40) but the specs were right on for what I wanted so I ordered one (that or a USA Leupold VX Freedom), hoping it would be from the Phillipines. It is NOT. No doubt MIC but darn if it isn't nice! Love the E3 reticle, love the turrets, love the view.I think its a keeper, but MIC - darn! Coulda been a 5 star, at least out of the box. Hope I won't need the Forever Warranty.

First of all, it is very important to remember that this is a FFP 5-24 and illuminated, for under 1k. Is it going to have all the bells and whistles as a Leopold, vortex, night force? NO! NoDoes it have a solid construction, fluid adjustments and a clear picture? Yes.Will it work for a hunt? Absolutely!Will you take home long range competition with it? Probably not.Also, make sure you are using the ammunition that it was calibrated for.

I bought a $1,600 Leica scope and was a little underwhelmed with it, I decided to try this Burris and it’s perfect! It’s also just as clear and durable as the Leica scope. Burris really does an incredible job with their glass and construction. Plus, the illuminated reticle is awesome!

I have had it for a season, shooting HP Rifle NRA matches. I really like the scope & the 1/4" adjustments work well & are accurate, with good return. I would buy it again.