XTR II
XTR II™ Riflescope 8-40x50mm
NEW FOR 2019: Model #201081 is a Rear Focal Plane scope with the new F-Class DCH reticle. It is non-illuminated. It's designed to provide the extreme precision required for benchrest competitors.
The XTR II 8-40x is the largest magnification scope in the entire Burris lineup. While it was intended primarily for bench rest and fixed-position extreme long range targets, it's also become very popular for people shooting prairie dogs and other varmints from the next county over.
The XTR II 8-40x50mm uses the XT-80 click adjustment knob, which provides 80 clicks per rotation. The F-Class reticle is MOA.
The riflescope outdelivers its modest price tag. And it’s protected forever by the Burris Forever Warranty™.
Suggested Retail Price: $1,499
Compatible Reticles
F-Class MOA
Specifically optimized for F-class competition and other long-distance shooting.
Available On: XTR II 8-40x50
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
201080 | Front Focal, illuminated | F-Class MOA | no | Matte Black | Tall exposed tactical | yes | 8-40x | 58 mm | 50 mm | 44.25 mm | FFP | 34 mm | 13.2 low – 2.8 high (ft. @ 100 yds.) | 3.50 – 4.25 in. | 6.25 low – 1.25 high (mm) | 1/8 MOA; 80-Click Knob | 70 MOA | 30 MOA | Side focus/PA | 50 yds. – infinity | Matte | 16.68 in. | 31.40 oz. | Rotary dial; intermediate "battery saver" stops | 11 brightness settings | CR2032 |
201081 | Rear Focal, non-illuminated | F-Class DCH | no | Matte Black | 80 Click Rotation | no | 8-40x | 58 mm | 50 mm | 44.25 mm | RFP | 34 mm | 13.2 low – 2.8 high (ft. @ 100 yds.) | 3.50 – 4.25 in. | 6.25 low – 1.25 high (mm) | 1/8 MOA; 80-Click Knob | 70 MOA | 30 MOA | Side Focus/PA | 50 yds. – infinity | Matte | 16.68 in. | 31.40 oz. | none |
- Features
- User GuidesGuides
- Designed for serious, technical, long-range precision rifle shooters
- F-Class MOA illuminated front-focal-plane reticle is optimized for long-range, F-Class competitive shooting
- The reticle is laid out in 1/2-MOA increments
- Reticle has a secondary horizontal crosshair and reticle grid to provide 20 MOA of additional adjustment beyond the turret adjustment capability, while still retaining the ability to use the wind hold-off references
- Reticle has 1-MOA and 1/2-MOA marks for wind hold-off
- Front focal plane (FFP) 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
- Multi-turn adjustment knobs have a 1/8-MOA adjustment and feature true Zero Click Stop; knobs offer 8 mils per rotation, with multi revolutions of adjustment
- 34 mm body tube
- Excellent resolution optics and tactical-appropriate reticles and adjustment knobs make it easier to identify targets and adjust for windage and elevation
- Versatile 5-times zoom system allows for a larger field of view at close ranges and better target acquisition at long ranges
- Zero Click Stop adjustment knobs let you quickly and easily revert back to the original yardage setting without counting clicks
- Advanced windage and elevation adjustments are fast and easy; accurate and repeatable reticle adjustments match the measurement system of the reticle
- Ergonomic side focus, and easy-to-reach parallax adjustment from 50 yds. to infinity for improved accuracy at long distances
- High-grade optical glass provides excellent brightness and clarity with lasting durability
- Index-matched Hi-Lume® multicoating aids in low-light performance and glare elimination, increasing your success rate
- Illuminated reticle reduces time to get on target in any lighting condition and dramatically increases accuracy when target is dark
- 11 brightness settings (spanning night vision, low light, and daytime), with a convenient battery-saver position between each setting
- Triple 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
- Covered by the Burris Forever Warranty
- Features XT-80 click adjustment knob, with 80 clicks per rotation (201080 only)
XTR II™ Riflescope 8-40x50mm is rated out of 5 by 198.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Fishkat from Great FFP Scope I've had this scope now for close to 6 months and it is mounted on a 6.5 Creedmoor rifle shooting targets at 100 to 600 yards. Clarity is very good as is focus and parallax adjustments. Windage and elevation adjustments are precise, and easily made by counting clicks or viewing the knob graduations. Best of all the adjustments are repeatable, so if you dial out for shots past your zero distance returning back to your zero is accurate and spot on. The Zero Stop works.
I'm quite pleased with this scope and consider it a bargain and there is little different between the Burris XTR II and another leading brand I own that costs almost twice as much.
Date published: 2015-09-03
Rated 5 out of 5 by 5195mxr from amazing scope Burris has a winner here! They really out did themselves on this scope.
This isn't just some review cause I own this scope....I've owned a lot of scopes, particularly ffp tactical scopes this has impressed me enough to write a review.
This was impressive enough so that I sold all my other scopes and now have two 3-15's and the 4-20.( and the scopes i sold are high end)
Great glass...and I mean clear even at high power. consistent eye relief, and built like a tank. Love the turrets and ease of reading the windage marks. The zero stops are awesome. I could live without the illuminated reticle but that's just me.
Date published: 2015-03-20
Rated 5 out of 5 by Glassiseverything from Great scope The build quality is excellent. Turrets are tactile as well as audible and very solid. the elevation turret comes exposed but has the option to capped (capped turret included). The windage turret comes capped from the factory, also very solid.
Glass quality according to my aging eyes is excellent, as good or better than my Bushell ERS. The only gripe I have is the 1X magnification which is not truly 1x but is comes very close, maybe 1.5, mind you I've never looked through a variable scope which is a true 1X.
Overall probably the best value for the price out there right now.
Date published: 2016-11-02
Rated 1 out of 5 by Cmclennan from Rotating reticle in xtr2 I bought the scope last year, the xtr2 8-40. Was really happy with it until I realised there is a slight shift in rotation of the reticle. Assuring myself it was just my movements behind the gun, it wasn’t until I used it in a prs comp that I noticed long shots with hold overs (500-700m) would miss. Consistently. Then change the magnification and I would impact. Consistently.
Tested it on a bench and sure enough the reticle shifts. Bought in Redding CA but live in Australia, Burris told me to see my local distributor, they told me to contact Burris as it was bought in the states.
Unless this is resolved I will be staying away from the brand. Will happily update this in the future.
Date published: 2017-10-11
Rated 5 out of 5 by Amine from Awesome Scope !!! I got this scope; the XTR II 8x40-50mm, last month. Have it mounted with the Burris P.E.P.R 34mm (AR style scope mount) on my Rem.700 LA .300WinMag. It's just amazing how awesome it does the job, no problems at all; great magnification power, crisp clear reticle, easy to adjust, turrets are flawlessly awesome with a solid gripy feeling, of course still holds zero after 200+ rounds I've shot since I got it. Only question I do have to the Burris Specialists or any others here, I shoot 8" targets with this scope at 500, 700, 800, 900, and 1100 yards and its works perfectly when I use the Strelok Pro app on my phone, but it seems 1200yards is the limit on this scope. My question is, can I reach the 1400 or 1600 yards with it ??? If yes, how can I do that ???
Date published: 2015-04-18
Rated 5 out of 5 by Starky 1440 from A top notch scope!! I have two XTR II scopes. Very clear. Adjustments are spot on. Repeatability is excellent. All the right features. This is a lot of scope for the money! I theach Law Enforcement Snipers. I do not understand some of the reviews complaining about the turrets, Why with a mil dot scope. Yes mils are used for hold over or hold offs. There intended purpose is ranging the target. Then adjusting the turrets for a precision shot. Provided the shooter has done his work at the range and has their range cards \ data cards put together. If your looking for a scope in this price range that preform like one for twice the money get a XTR II.
Date published: 2017-06-09
Rated 5 out of 5 by Red Dawg 34 from Great Experience with an Amazing Scope About six months ago I bought my first Burris scope. It was my first experience with a FFP scope so I was a little apprehensive. I had bought it in anticipation of getting a RPR in 6.5 Creedmoor but could not get my hands on one. Mounted this scope on a Remington 700 5R Tactical 308 and it has been amazing. The Burris ballistics tools have been right on and have helped me reach targets to 770 yards with no problem. Loved my first scope so much that I just purchased a second (Burris XTR II 5 X 25 X 50) last week to mount on my new RPR 6.5 Creedmoor. I just sighted it in last Saturday in about 9 shots. It took 9 because I put three in the same hole at fifty yards so I thought I was missing.
I would highly recommend any of the Burris XTR II's. The clarity is great and the new ballistic tools are spot on. I'm definitely a Burris fan!
Date published: 2016-05-23
Rated 5 out of 5 by Springerpanhead from Easy fix I bought a used 3X12 and as with another reviewer the retical illumination didn't work. I could feel that the control ring for the rheostat war loose. Removed the battery installation cover, lifted out the rubber washer under the battery, took a .050in. Allen wrench and tightend the two screws that hold the ring on. Took about 3 minutes total. Scope illumination now works perfect. Bought this great scope at a real good price because of that little problem. I am very very happy!!
Date published: 2015-03-12
Is the circle visible if the battery is dead as a black circle. Like the TMPR series?
Hello,
Yes all XTR II scopes feature glass etched reticles.
Date published: 2019-10-11
Have Interarms Mark 10 7mm mag, which Eliminator 111 scope would you recommend??
That is a tough one, and usually goes the way of personal preference. Since 7mm mag is a pretty flat cartridge, I would personally be using it for a plains rifle or something for long shots. In which case I would probably do the 4-20 or 5-25. If you will be in thicker wooded areas, I would go 2-10 or 3-15.
Date published: 2019-08-21
i have the burris XTR ll 4x20x50 mounted on a SIG SSG 3000 in .308 my zero stop is setup my problem is when turning the top turret for a 1000 yards it stops dead exactly 1revolution.
Hello,
This would indicate that your setup needs more cant. I would recommend at least 20MOA for that riflescope. Also, be sure to follow the zero stop adjustment procedure in the user guide.
Date published: 2019-08-07
Just bought the XTR II 3-15 for my Savage 110 High Country. What height rings do you recommend?
I would recommend Low XTR Signature Rings.
Date published: 2019-07-23
What rings will work for mounting the XTR ll 4-20x50 on a Savage 10 GRS 6.5 Creedmore?
I would use the XTR Signature Rings in Low for that setup.
Date published: 2019-06-03
what height signature xtr 34mm rings for a 5x20x50mm xtrii on a christinsen arms ridgeline
I would recommend the 1" height for that setup.
Date published: 2019-05-13
How is this scopes (5-25x50) performance in low light conditions? Would the 4-20x 50 be better for low light performance?
Hello,
A lower power scope will almost always appear brighter due to the nature of the way light travels through lenses.
Date published: 2019-05-10
Recently purchased this scope. Planning with a 90moa of spec elevation I put a 20moa base with a 20moa rings on. However when i went to zero at 100yd it stopped 3moa short. CS said its more like 30/60 so why dont i have 60 moa of adjustments to zero?
Overall adjustment does not equate well to available adjustment for dialing. Adjustment will always be needed to zero the scope. Additionally, any adjustment used in windage will reduce available elevation adjustment, and vice versa. This is true of any scope. If you cant the scope so that almost all the internal adjustment is used in one direction you could run into clarity issues and issues with holding zero. When a scope is near being maxed out, there is not sufficient pressure on the guide tube to stop it from bouncing during recoil which can in turn cause accuracy issues. As for clarity, in that position the guide tube will be so far maxed out that your image quality will suffer until you are dialed more toward the middle of the scope's adjustment range. In theory it can work, but the drawbacks are often not worth it.
Date published: 2019-03-27
