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AR-Tripler™
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Adds 3x magnification to any 1x non-magnified optic. When you want to be able to transition to mid-distance – and back again – without swapping weapons or optics, the AR-Tripler is your solution.
Mounted in the optional AR-QD pivot ring, it rides in tandem behind your CQB optic but pivots off with the push of a button. The windage and elevation adjustments allow you to use the complete reticle image of partner optics.
- Adds 3x magnification to any 1x or non-magnified optic
- Pivot ring lets it easily flip to the side with the push of a button, to switch from 3x to
- Windage and elevation adjustments allow complete use of reticle images on partner optics
- Available combo includes AR-Tripler and AR-Pivot Ring with Quick Detach
Feel confident with the protection of the Burris Forever Warranty™.
MSRP: $275 - $299
Specifications
Item Number | Description | Reticles | Reticle Color(s) | Kit | Combo Package | Magnification | Clear Objective Lens Diameter | Finish | Field of View | Mount | Close Focus | Eye Relief | Click Value | Height Above Rail to Optic Centerline | Elevation Adjustment, Total Capability | Windage Adjustment | Parallax/Focus | Length | Weight | Illumination Control | Illumination Settings | Battery |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
300216 | Combo Kit | yes | Included | 3x | 25 mm | Matte | 44 | AR-Pivot Ring™, Quick Detach | 3 ft. | 2.5 in. | None | 1.65 in. | 80 MOA | 80 MOA | None | 4.0 in. | 12.00 oz | None | None | None | ||
300213 (Discontinued) | Quick detach mount, non-pivoting | None | 3x | 25 mm | Matte | 44 ft. | AR-Pivot Ring™, Quick Detach | 3 ft. | 2.5 in. | None | 1.65 in. | 80 MOA | 80 MOA | None | 4.0 in. | 12 oz | None | None | None |
- User GuidesGuides
Name AR Tripler Manual | Type PDF | Modified October 29, 2015 | |
Name AR Tripler & Pivot Manual | Type PDF | Modified October 29, 2015 | |
Name AR-536 Manual | Type PDF | Modified October 29, 2015 | |
Name AR-332 Manual | Type PDF | Modified October 29, 2015 | |
Name New for 2022 | Burris Optics | Type PDF | Modified May 23, 2022 |
AR-Tripler™ is rated out of 5 by 288.
Rated 4 out of 5 by trb68 from the acog you always wanted ever since i shot an ar with an acog i've wanted one, however i cannot afford the price, the 332 is the best piece of glass i could afford at the time and it is now one of the very few scopes i will never sell or get rid of. Great glass, i love the reticle, and that it can be lit with the green and red or left black. I did have one issue with the mount not being securely fastened to the scope, however some red locktite and i was in buisness. Although a heavy scope for being compact it has been very reliable at all times and weather conditions. I will always recommend this optic and the 5x model for anyone who wants quality, affordability, and performance.
Date published: 2015-03-06
Rated 5 out of 5 by Charles The Hammer Martel from CANTED reticle fix- DIY To all the complaints about A CANTED reticle, you see those two tightening knobs on the left of your mount? Get a wrench and actually tighten down on them. This fixes your canted reticle. It's by design.
And I can see by Google's predictive suggestions when you start typing "canted reticle", that Vortex, Primary Arms, and ACOG users have also had this same problem. Those are all also Prism style scopes, meaning it's not the device, it's a user error when not mounting with enough torque. I'm also guilty, but upon seeing A BURRIS Rep's reply to another complaint about the CANTED reticle, I tried their suggestion, and it worked.
Date published: 2018-06-11
Rated 5 out of 5 by FireDog from Great Optic! I purchased the Burris AR-332 about six months ago, I have it mounted on a Windham Weaponry MPC M4.
Due to this being a 3-power optic, I choose to mount it to the detachable A3 carry handle so I would still have the stock iron sights should I need them.
I've put approximately 600 rounds (.223 & 5.56) through the rifle since I added the AR-332 and I have been very happy with the overall quality of the optic and it's ability to hold "zero" since it's initial install.
This is a high quality optic that allows you to engage in a CQB, yet still reach out a touch someone at 500 yards and at a great price to boot.
Date published: 2015-02-25
Rated 5 out of 5 by BattleRifle762 from Works for my Sig 716! Was looking for a good optic for my Sig 716, went through many different choices but none satisfied me more than the burris AR-332. It is "drop capable" for the 308/7.62x51 ammunition .. so thats what made me go for it, and it has a lower cost than most competitors with the same type of features. took it to the range and was able to reapeativly put five round groups within 1.50 moa .... I do wish it had a lil bit larger reticle for those longer shots but It still does the job! Thank you Burris For a great optic!
Date published: 2015-03-21
Rated 5 out of 5 by TGlock24 from Burris AR 3X Magnafier Before I bought this I sighted in my EoTECH 512 with no Magnafier. I had a hard time shooting a good group. After installing this on my SIG556xi, i used the magnafier to first bore sight my Red dot then continued using it to fine tune the adjustment. After I was finished, I was shooting 1.5" groups at 100 yards. I would like to address the mounting. I have heard these mount lose but if you read the manual you will see there is a wheel to adjust the mount for a perfect fit. Another complaint I have read is the thumb latch release dows not alwas function well if you don't ease it into the locking position. I hant eased my latch releas once and this performed flawlessly. Finaly I want to add the opics are very good and provide a wide FOV at 100 yards.
Date published: 2016-02-10
Rated 5 out of 5 by RudeDog03 from A Marines Perspective I learned to shoot with iron sight when I went through Marine Boot camp over 20 years ago. At 41 I realized that I there is nothing wrong with getting a little help from a scope. I chose the Burris because a friend of mine had one. The image is clean and crisp. The lens caps are good quality, and I love that you can choose red or green illumination. I took it to the range and was able to zero out of the box with only 10-15 rounds without a bore-siter. My shot groups at 100 yards were pretty tight. I would highly recommend this sight.
Date published: 2015-03-06
Rated 5 out of 5 by Chief from Works just as well as more expensive magnifiers. The AR Tripler is a nice addition to my rifle. It is sturdy, has a very clear sight picture & field of view. The quick detach is adjustable & mounts securely to the rail, so there is not any unwanted movement. It flips to the side just the right amount, enough to get out of the line of sight but, not so far to the side that it will be hit by ejected brass. The mount itself is small & does not take up much rail space so it can easily fit between the primary optic & a back up iron sight. I only have two criticisms of the optic. Flipping the magnifier to the side can be a little awkward since the ring mount is not spring loaded & I wish the eye relief was at least one inch longer. However, the overall quality can not be beat for the price compared to other magnifiers in this class.
Date published: 2015-03-26
Rated 4 out of 5 by Ransomtucky lead farmer from First impressions So I got this scope initially for its sturdy and tactical look on my new AR. It delivers on both counts. What I already knew at the store was that the reticle border(a black or lighted circle) was a little bit much for me. I looked at a competing scope though and it had no reticle at all, but was purely red dot. Couldn't even think of an acog so I went with the scope. So far I've gotten a fair and consistent zero and have been accurate at the indoor range. I look forward to putting it through its paces outdoors soon as it seems that natural light aids in the sight picture. Seems like a keeper.
Date published: 2015-05-01
AR-332 vs RT-3 How to choose the right one? Pros/Cons for each. Last, do both have autoshut off?
The RT-3 will have superior eye relief and illumination controls, as well as a finer reticle. The AR-332 is still a very viable option, but it is quite dated. Neither of them will have an auto shutoff.
Date published: 2022-05-05
Where can I get new front and rear covers for my AR536? Mine won't stay closed, annoying me!
We can send you some replacements. Please go here to get started:
https://burris.supportsync.com/
Date published: 2022-05-05
Is the reticle there and useable without being turned on ?
Absolutely, these feature a glass etched reticle.
Date published: 2022-01-11
Will the tripler work with the rt-3
In theory this could work, but in practice it is less than ideal. You can end up with a lot of distortion. They aren't really intended to be used that way.
Date published: 2021-12-22
Is this optic ITAR certified? Can it be shipped or exported out of the US? I have one for sale on Ebay and a potential buyer had asked if it can be shipped to Australia. Google hasn't been much help.
These are ITAR regulated and it would be unlawful to send there without proper paperwork.
Date published: 2021-12-07
Does "fixed X5 magnification" mean that it's only a X5 or is the zoom adjustable?
It is fixed at 5 power magnification
Date published: 2021-11-23
Can the AR332 optic be used on an A1 permanent carry handle with an add on rail?? Can the optic be properly zeroed if it is mounted to the top of the handle in this way?? I like it better than the Barska 4x20 handle mount scope which seems cheesy
Yes that's no problem. The sight comes with a thumb screw to attach it directly to your carry handle.
Date published: 2021-11-12
How do you get the caps off of the elevation and wind age adjustment screws on a new Burris AR-332 prism scope
They unscrew counterclockwise.
Date published: 2021-10-04
