Scout Riflescope 2-7x32mm

The Scout 2-7x32mm riflescope is designed for scout rifles, whose concept was developed by the legendary Col. Jeff Cooper.

The slim optic provides low to medium magnification. It allows for placement well forward on the rifle, so you can get—and keep—both eyes on field targets while sitting or moving at full speed.

This legendary scout riflescope is covered by the Burris Forever Warranty™.

Suggested Retail Price: $479

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Compatible Reticles

Ballistic Plex™

Simple, highly effective compensating reticle

Available On: Scout 2-7x

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Specifications

Item Number	Description	Reticles	Kit	Color	Knob Style	Illumination	Magnification	Objective Lens Diameter	Clear Objective Lens Diameter	Ocular Lens Diameter	Focal Plane	Main Tube Size	Field of View	Eye Relief	Exit Pupil	Click Value	Elevation Adjustment, Total Capability	Windage Adjustment	Parallax/Focus	Adjustable Parallax	Finish	Length	Weight	Illumination Control	Illumination Settings	Battery
200261	2-7 zoom	Ballistic Plex™	no	Matte Black	Capped Hunter	no	2-7x	39 mm	32 mm	38 mm	RFP	1 in.	23 low – 8 high (ft. @ 100 yds.)	9.2 – 12 in.	16 low – 4.6 high (mm)	1/4 in. @ 100 yds.	66 in. @ 100 yds.	66 in. @ 100 yds.			Matte	9.7 in.	13.0 oz.

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Designed for shooters who need a working rifle or fighting carbine and use the multi-purpose scout rifle
Variable power for versatility and improved accuracy at longer distances
Provides a generous 9.2 to 12 in. of eye relief
Features Ballistic Plex™, the most simple, elegant, and effective trajectory-compensating reticle available to hunters
Forward mounting design allows mounting in front of the ejection port, for extended eye relief and both-eyes-open shooting; beneficial for fast target acquisition and increased situational awareness
Compact and lightweight at only 9.7 in. and 13 oz.; makes it easy to hold and carry your rifle in the field
Finger-adjustable, low-profile turrets create a sleek profile
Turret indications always reflect a change in the point of impact, for pinpoint accuracy
High-grade optical glass provides excellent brightness and clarity with lasting durability
Quality, precision-ground lenses are larger than those of comparable scopes, for better light transmission
Index-matched, Hi-Lume® multicoating provides low-light performance and glare elimination
Double internal spring-tension system allows the scope to hold zero through shock, recoil, and vibrations
Precision-gauged and hand-fitted internal assemblies maintain a consistent point of impact regardless of shock and vibration, and hold true through the magnification range
Positive steel-on-steel adjustments ensure repeatable accuracy
Waterproof
Nitrogen-filled body tubes prevent internal fogging in the cold and rain
Solid, 1-piece outer tube is stress-free and durable—withstands shock and vibration from even the heaviest-recoiling calibers
1-in. body tube
Covered by the Burris Forever Warranty

Name Scout Scope Manual	Type PDF	Modified October 29, 2015	Download
Name 2019 Burris Optics Catalog	Type PDF	Modified January 3, 2019	Download

Scout Riflescope 2-7x32mm is rated 4.4 out of 5 by 39.

Rated 5 out of 5 by Mike M88 from Perfect for 336 Dark W/XS Lever Rail! I purchased this Burris scout 2.75X20mm for my Marlin 336 Dark after having problems with the Vortex Crossfire II 2-7x32 scout scope. The Vortex would not work with low rings and then with the medium rings it did not have enough adjustment in the elevation to zero. The Burris 2.75x20mm combined with the Burris Xtreme Tactical™ Rings - 1" ,low were a perfect fit right out of the box. The glass is clear and I had no problem zeroing the scope. The magnification is perfect for the scout application on my Marlin 336 chambered in 30-30! I am very happy I ditched the Vortex scope and got this Burris. It is a refreshing improvement in workmanship, fit, and usability.

Date published: 2019-11-14

Rated 3 out of 5 by sandog2016 from Slightly Disapointed Buying the optic was easy. Click, cart, checkout, pay and wait. I waited 10 days and got the optic. I opened the box and it was as featured. I took the optic out of the box and had it mounted. Brought the weapon home, looked through it and saw multiple black particles inside the optic that wasn't dirt on the outside. I called, arranged a return and waited 10 more days. I just got the optic back and it has one black particle remaining inside the optic. Really???? QC at that point should have been amazing since it was a return. Right??

Date published: 2016-08-12

Rated 5 out of 5 by RichM1A from Quality Scope This was a Christmas present to my self. Mounted it on an M1A using Sprindfield Armory's forward scout mount. It zeroed fast. After chronographing my load and using Strelok Ballistic Software, I was able to use the stick on reticle cards that Burris included with the scope. I'm good out to 600 yards. Good hits every time, and it's fast handling. Very happy.

Date published: 2014-10-08

Rated 5 out of 5 by AndyG from Easy and intuitive to use. I've had this scope for about a month now and what a delight. It mounted I'd minutes. Bore sighting was simple and then sighting in proved just to be an excuse to get out and use it. The sight picture at all magnifications was clear and bright. There was no distortion around the periphery and the retical was distinct from the subject. Magnification adjustment was smooth and simple to operate with a thumb. All in all a great addition to my Scout rifle. I would purchase another Burris scope in the future.

Date published: 2016-03-21

Rated 5 out of 5 by CNC Guy from Burris 2x7x32mm Scout I've had the Burris 2.75 Scout scope on my Marlin 450. It was good but I wanted more magnification. Burris had the answer with this new edition to there Scout scope line. It's just what I was looking The versitility in magnification and in a Scout scope sells itself. I love it. Thanks Burris.

Date published: 2015-02-26

Rated 2 out of 5 by Chris 1 from Received defective product. I recently purchased and subsequently returned this scope because the reticle was canted inside the scope. To mount the scope with the reticle and it’s BDC in a vertical position the adjustment knobs are visibialy not in the vertical and horizontal planes. When zeroing the scope, this caused my adjustments to move the bullet strike diagonally. I believe this also interferes with the BDC. After zeroing at 300yds the 100yds impacts are over an inch to the right. I have since returned this to amazon and ordered a replacement. If the replacement is free of defects, and worth reviewing, I’ll update this post.

Date published: 2018-08-26

Rated 5 out of 5 by jb41 from very good no nonsense scope. needed a scope for my Ruger Scout rifle, this fit my requirements perfectly.slim-light weight-clear and sharp.

Date published: 2015-06-25

Rated 5 out of 5 by Sukuri37 from 3 Years and Still Ticking I have had this mounted to my rifle for 3 years now and it has preformed flawlessly. It was very easy to zero, about 7 shots and have not had to touch the sights despite being mounted on my truck gun. It has taken 4 Whitetail on various power settings and at different times of the day. Around sunrise it helps distinguish buck from doe and in the Evening it brings the same clarity to the shooting conditions. This scope is light weight, compact and does not get hung up on other equipment when I am scouting new hunting areas. The graduated aiming points help with long range shooting, but wait there's more. Burris gives you ballistic charts you can use as cheat sheets in the field. In summation, I would recommend this scope to anyone who has or wants a scout rifle.

Date published: 2016-09-01

Scout Riflescope 2-7x32mm Reviews - page 2

How would this scope work on a lever action Savage 99 rifle in .308 Win?

Asked by: LC20e

It would work fine as long as you have a Scout setup and proper eye relief.

Answered by: Burris Support

Date published: 2019-10-11

I have a M1A with a forward mount Picanny already installed. Just ordered this scope but forgot to get rings to mount it. What rings will fit and what do you recommend?

Asked by: Huddy

Hello, M1A rifles are notorious for maxing out scopes, especially in the scout configuration. for this reason we recommend using Signature Zee Rings in Medium. That would be item 420521.

Answered by: Burris Support

Date published: 2019-10-11

What is the parallax distance for this scope? Thanks

Asked by: MarkW

Hello, The parallax is fixed at 100 yards.

Answered by: Burris Support

Date published: 2019-09-24

Can this scope be used on a non-scout rifle with about 4 inches of eye relief?

Asked by: TAIJR1954

Hello, You would not be able to achieve proper eye relief to be able to use that scope.

Answered by: Burris Support

Date published: 2019-09-11

Is this scope suitable for a highly accurate Walther LGU spring air rifle? If yes, will it provide a clear sight picture at 3yards out to 35yards? Consistant shot upon shot hits on a 1/8" target are required.

Asked by: Anonymous

Hello, This scope will not be suitable for use at 9 feet. For something like that we would recommend the Timberline as it can adjust as low as 7 yards.

Answered by: Burris Support

Date published: 2019-09-10

Is this scope made in the United States?

Asked by: Patticus

Hello, Those are made in the Philippines.

Answered by: Burris Support

Date published: 2019-08-07

I plan on buying the Scout Riflescope 2-7x32mm. I see recommendations for the XTR Low rings however, I assume “low” means the 1” height but exactly what size XTR rings are needed (i.e., 1”, 30mm or 34mm)?

Asked by: DiveCon

Hello, The Scout scope needs 1" diameter rings.

Answered by: Burris Support

Date published: 2019-07-11

How about a scout w/ a “ tombstone”  reticle.  I cannot think of a place it is more needed than in the dark timber! I’ve used plex for years on a scout slug gun. I use a tombstone on a SBR and love it. I’ll take the first LER w/ a tombstone!

Asked by: deadeye56

I will most definitely pass your feedback along to our product development team! Thanks!

Answered by: Burris Support

Date published: 2019-06-25

Scout Riflescope 2-7x32mm Questions - page 2

Scout Riflescope 2-7x32mm

Compatible Reticles

Specifications

How would this scope work on a lever action Savage 99 rifle in .308 Win?

I have a M1A with a forward mount Picanny already installed. Just ordered this scope but forgot to get rings to mount it. What rings will fit and what do you recommend?

What is the parallax distance for this scope? Thanks

Can this scope be used on a non-scout rifle with about 4 inches of eye relief?

Is this scope suitable for a highly accurate Walther LGU spring air rifle? If yes, will it provide a clear sight picture at 3yards out to 35yards? Consistant shot upon shot hits on a 1/8&quot; target are required.

Is this scope made in the United States?

I plan on buying the Scout Riflescope 2-7x32mm. I see recommendations for the XTR Low rings however, I assume &ldquo;low&rdquo; means the 1&rdquo; height but exactly what size XTR rings are needed (i.e., 1&rdquo;, 30mm or 34mm)?

How about a scout w/ a &ldquo; tombstone&rdquo; &nbsp;reticle. &nbsp;I cannot think of a place it is more needed than in the dark timber! I&rsquo;ve used plex for years on a scout slug gun. I use a tombstone on a SBR and love it. I&rsquo;ll take the first LER w/ a tombstone!

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Is this scope suitable for a highly accurate Walther LGU spring air rifle? If yes, will it provide a clear sight picture at 3yards out to 35yards? Consistant shot upon shot hits on a 1/8" target are required.

I plan on buying the Scout Riflescope 2-7x32mm. I see recommendations for the XTR Low rings however, I assume “low” means the 1” height but exactly what size XTR rings are needed (i.e., 1”, 30mm or 34mm)?

How about a scout w/ a “ tombstone” reticle. I cannot think of a place it is more needed than in the dark timber! I’ve used plex for years on a scout slug gun. I use a tombstone on a SBR and love it. I’ll take the first LER w/ a tombstone!