Veracity Riflescopes
Veracity™ Riflescope 4-20x50mm
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Long range precision target shooters are very familiar with 4-20x front focal scopes. Burris now brings that size to long range hunters. The Burris Veracity 4-20x50mm allows target shooters and hunters the same finely-tuned precision.
This size is perfect for varmint hunting, and any very-long range hunting adventures. It also doubles very successfully in long range precision shooting.
MSRP: $1,031 - $1,043
Compatible Reticles
Ballistic Plex E1™ FFP Varmint
Customized version of Ballistic Plex for FFP Varmint
Available On: 4-20x50mm, 5-25x50mm
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 |
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200640 | 4x-20x-50mm Tall Knobs | Ballistic Plex E1™ FFP Varmint | no | Matte Black | Tall Capped Knobs | no | 4-20x | 58 mm | 50 mm | 44.25 mm | FFP | 30 mm | 26 low – 5.5 high (ft. @ 100 yds.) | 3.50 – 4.25 in. | 12 low – 2.5 high (mm) | 1/4 MOA | 70 MOA | 40 MOA | Side focus/PA | 50 yds. – infinity | Matte | 15.0 in. | 27.2 oz. | |||
200641 | 4x-20x-50mm Low Knobs | Ballistic Plex E1™ FFP (4-20x and 5-25x) | no | Matte Black | Ships with low capped knobs | no | 4-20x | 58 mm | 50 mm | 44.25 mm | FFP | 30 mm | 26 low – 5.5 high (ft. @ 100 yds.) | 3.50 – 4.25 in. | 12 low – 2.5 high (mm) | 1/4 MOA | 70 MOA | 40 MOA | Side focus/PA | 50 yds. – infinity | Matte | 15.0 in. | 27.2 oz. |
- Features
- User GuidesGuides
- Designed for serious big game and varmint hunters
- Its Ballistic Plex E1™ FFP Varmint reticle provides a precise platform for measuring distance and determining target size; it provides MOA tick marks across the horizontal crosshair and across the upper portion of the vertical crosshair
- Trajectory compensation has been calculated out to 700 yds.; wind dots represent a 10 m.p.h. wind adjustment at every hash mark below the vertical center point
- Multi-turn target knobs offer up to 15 MOA of adjustment per rotation
- The 50 mm objective allows for maximum light collection
- Versatile 5-times zoom system provides a larger field of view at close ranges and better target acquisition at long ranges
- Front focal plane reticle design allows the reticle size to increase or decrease as magnification is increased or decreased; trajectory compensation is always correct and proportional for the selected power setting; also called first focal plane or FFP
- Reticle measurements remain correct and proportional to the target, regardless of power setting
- Reticle features are useful for determining target size and distance to the target, and for trajectory compensation at multiple magnification settings
- Progressively Thick Crosshairs (PTC) are very fine in the center and progressively thicker away from the center, for ultra-fast target engagement at close ranges and in low-light conditions; effective at any magnification
- Zero Click Stop adjustment knobs allow a quick, easy return to the original yardage setting without counting clicks
- Advanced windage and elevation adjustment matches the reticle’s MOA measurement system; adjustment is accurate, repeatable, fast, and easy
- Ergonomic side focus allows for easy-to-reach parallax adjustment from 50 yds. to infinity
- High-grade optical glass provides excellent brightness and clarity with lasting durability
- 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
- Waterproof
- Nitrogen-filled body tubes prevent internal fogging in the cold and rain
- Precision-gauged and hand-fitted internal assemblies maintain a consistent point of impact through the magnification range, regardless of shock and vibration
- Solid, 1-piece outer tube is stress-free and durable—withstands shock and vibration from even the heaviest-recoiling calibers
- 30 mm body tube
- Covered by the Burris Forever Warranty
Veracity™ Riflescope 4-20x50mm is rated out of 5 by 192.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kman91422 from Making things possible The moment I saw the first focal plane feature on this scope, along with the reticle, I knew I had to have it. All the adjustments on this scope are of the best quality, build, and feel. I purchased the m.a.d system and I am very excited to get some custom knobs for this scope. This is by far the clearest scope I have ever owned. It gathers light beautifully and I feel like I can really push the limits with this scope. I am using it for long range on a 6.5 creedmoor and it has exceeded my expectations. I would definitely buy it again, and recommend it to a friend. I own 4 burris scopes, and they are by far the best scopes out there for the money.
Date published: 2016-10-12
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dave F from Awesome Hunting Scope Bought this scope for a 300 Win Mag. This is my go to elk and mule deer gun. Topped it with a 5x25x50 Veracity. Had a custom turret cut. Great in low light, dials are solid and returns to zero with no point of impact change. Glassed an elk at 505 yards, dialed the turret, aimed dead elk! Guide then borrowed it to shoot a coyote at 200+ yards. Shot a mule deer at 100 yards. Just picked up a 28 Nosler and purchased the exact same scope!!
Had the front scope cover break while on a hunt in CO this year. Emailed customer service on a Saturday evening. They had a replacement sent out that Monday. Wow, didn't expect that due to the COVID issues. Outstanding!
Date published: 2021-01-13
Rated 5 out of 5 by daSmith from Reliable, Resettable Bought this a while back for my Savage 25 in 17 Hornet. Zeroed easily at 100 yards shooting factory 20gr Vmax. Did a lot of target shooting with it until last month i was finally able to go on a Prairie Dog hunt. Took a PD at 324 yards with the little hornet. Saw somebody test there target knobs on youtube by putting so many turns left,right, up and down then rezeroed. Dead on. Tried it myself except with it zeroed at 100 yes, i did 4moa up and right to the top/right target. Bullseye. Then 8moa down and left to the bottom left target. BULLSEYE. Get the picture?
Date published: 2016-08-07
Rated 4 out of 5 by Mickey K from This is my first scope with all the dots & dashes, tapered crosshairs and the reticle on the front focal plane. All of these "advanced" features were confusing at the first time at the range for sight in. The crosshairs shrink to only a portion of what you can see at 3X. At 15X, the dots look like bullet holes on the target and the dashes clutter the view. When hunting you don't notice all these things. At 3X, it is easy to locate the target and put the crosshairs where they need to be. I have not had time to take the scope to the 300-600 yard ranges yet to calibrate all the dots and dashes. If they work as advertised I would raise the rating to 5 star
Date published: 2015-03-07
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kjnolder from Great 3-15x50 scope I spent a couple hours at cabelas looking through every scope possible
In the $800 range and the Burris scope really stood out to me. After getting it home and mounted I stepped out my back door to my shooting range and tried it out. Awesome scope! Field of view is awesome and eye relief is awesome. Not to mention the e1 reticle is awesome. Overall, great scope I will buy another one of the exact scope again!
Date published: 2016-09-18
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jim Bob from Everything you need in a modern scope I looked through this scope and knew right away that it was the one for my .204 Ruger. The glass is phenomenally good for the money and is as clear as my March scope is. Has a zero-stop feature too! The FFP is fantastic and zooms smoothly and the reticle is ultra-crisp. The reticle is perfect for long-range shooting and works great for holdover on many modern flat shooters. Zero at 200yds and the next lines down are holds for 300, 400, 500, 600 and 700. The Veracity is rugged and feels solid although the knob clicks feel a bit mushy. Repeatability is excellent from full scale back to center. Oh, did I say it has great glass? I also own the Burris Fullfield II and a Six-X and this one is the best yet. Burris is stepping way up in features and quality. I just wish it was made in the USA...
Date published: 2015-07-13
Rated 5 out of 5 by Brandonii from Awesome scope and warranty! Awesome scope and warranty! Couldn't ask for more. There was a bad accident last hunting season and my gun fell off a cliff totaling the scopes elevation dial. Sent it in no questions asked and they sent me back a new scope. Burris honored their warranty and saved my bacon. Not only did they replace the scope itself, but they replaced the broken sun shade and the lens cover caps. I highly recommend going with Burris for your scope. I really like the quality of the glass, reticle, and functionality of it. Excellent quality for its price.
Date published: 2016-01-27
Rated 4 out of 5 by tungsten john from super optics bought this scope a few months ago - some of the best, clearest optics i have seen - blew away other brands - now the bad side - i was shooting 2 inches to the right - turned the turret 8 clicks - fired - hit the same spot - turned turrets again - hit same spot - then on 3 shot, it now hit 2 inches left. Obviously something is sticking - so if you don't need to adjust point of aim, it is awesome - and gently rapping the scope to get reticle to move does not work either - it only moves when it decides it wants to move - it could be after 1 shot or even 3 shots (the most I have had to shoot to get it to move)
Date published: 2018-12-18
I have a Browning 7mm-08 micro Hunter rifle which base and rings do I need for the Veracity 3-15-50 mm scope
I'd recommend a picatinny base from Evolution Gun Works (unfortunately we don't have a base that will fit that rifle). For rings I'd recommend 30mm Signature Zee Rings in Medium height.
Date published: 2022-11-10
Where can I find eye relief for your scopes
The specs will be listed above this Q&A section, for each product.
Date published: 2022-11-01
I need a custom reticle for the Veracity 3-15x RFP version. When will these be available? Also, I can't find a manual for the RFP version.
Custom reticles are not available but we can make you a custom turret here: https://www.burrisoptics.com/ballistics#:1
For a manual, please shoot us an email at customerservice@burrisoptics.com and we'll send you a .pdf copy
Date published: 2022-10-27
I have a Bergara b14 hrm 450 bushmaster. Would the veracity 3x15x50 be overkill or would the 2x10x42 be better. Would you recommend a different scope.
It depends greatly on your personal preference, but if it were me I'd do the 2-10. I think the 3-15 might be overkill.
Date published: 2022-10-04
Is this scope (Model 200622) still available? I read where it was discontinued.
The rear focal plane version is discontinued but the front focal plane version is still available. (200621)
Date published: 2022-09-27
I have a .308 AR-10, with muzzle break and adjustable gas block. Shots real smooth. I have open sites and can consistently strike my metal gong at 300yrds from a bi-pod rest. I want to shoot out past 600yrds with a FFP scope, what do you recommend?
I'd recommend the RT-15 or RT-25 depending on your preference. https://www.burrisoptics.com/scopes/rt-long-range-riflescopes
Date published: 2022-08-01
Purchasing the Veracity PN#200640 4-20x50 with the Plex E1 varmint reticle & mounting on a LWRC M6K AR15 .223/5.56. What style scope mount would you recommend?
I'd recommend the Signature QD PEPR mount. https://www.burrisoptics.com/ar-signature-qd-p.e.p.r.-mount
Date published: 2022-07-04
Just bought a .300 win mag Benelli Lupo. Want to mount a veracity 3-15x 50mm. Are zee rings medium optimal size ? Thanks
I think the Medium would be a good fit for your setup.
Date published: 2022-04-06
