Introducing the Burris Eliminator 6

Introducing the Burris Eliminator 6 Riflescope
Train far, hunt responsibly, don't miss.
Burris changed the rifle optics industry forever in 2006 when it introduced the company's first laser rangefinding riflescope. Since then, the company has worked to refine this all-in-one technology to give hunters a clear advantage in obtaining fast and accurate aiming solutions. With five generations of the popular Eliminator rangefinding riflescope under its belt, Burris takes the biggest leap yet with the release of the all-new, completely redesigned Eliminator 6.
Using the Eliminator 6, simply range your target, hold the illuminated aiming point on your target, and hold wind if necessary. Pull the trigger, and the Eliminator 6 eliminates the guesswork, allowing the shooter to focus on proper technique, ensuring more precision and ethical hunting.
Hunters who are familiar with the legacy Eliminator series will instantly recognize the Eliminator 6 as "something different," and they would be correct.
The foundation of the Eliminator 6 is a more contemporary riflescope chassis with a modern profile featuring objective and ocular bells aesthetically balanced around a robust 34mm tube. Function and form meld with an aggressively knurled cap and adjustment knob design that delivers no-slip operation even when wearing gloves. The parallax and illumination adjustments are now conveniently located on a conventional turret-style knob that also contains the range activation and brightness button array.
At first glance, this revolution appears to be just another riflescope, but it is what's inside that has had discerning sportsmen reaching for the Eliminator series riflescopes for nearly 20 years, and the Eliminator 6 continues that tradition with the most comprehensive and advanced integrated technology ever delivered in a hunting riflescope:
• Integrated rangefinder capable of ranging out to 2,000 yards
• BurrisConnect compatible for quick programing and precise ballistics
• 4-20 Magnification
• X177 Reticle with 177 1/5 MOA illuminated aiming points
• HUD with 11 data zones
• Shotcall Marker
While the digital technology and capabilities of the Eliminator 6 sets the new standard in the hunting riflescope segment, optical performance is equally impressive. To maximize optical clarity and minimize chromatic aberrations, Burris engineers selected extra-low dispersion (ED) glass for the Eliminator 6. The ED glass combined with fully multi-coated lenses deliver a remarkably crisp optical view with superb low-light transmission so you can easily see your target in early morning and late evening light and the foulest of weather conditions. Other optical features include a new 5X system with 4-20X magnification, a +2.0 to -3.0 diopter adjustment range, and side focus/parallax adjustment from 25 yards to infinity.
The new Eliminator 6 from Burris Optics represents the next generation in hunting riflescopes. Built to the needs and demanding standards of the elite hunter and forward leaning in its design and technological integration, the sixth-generation Eliminator riflescope's intent is to deliver all the performance and features modern hunters expect in a quality field optic...and more.

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

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[@GrantFloyd-it5hf]

This looks incredible, and I like that it looks more like a traditional scope compared to the other eliminators.

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

That option did not work with some rifles. This is a huge improvement!

[@seedsandfishhooks]

It's a minor inconvenience for most of us. The glass is half to the rest of us@@caesar5555 .. Waytago @BurrisOpticsCompany truly amazing.

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Thanks. We are excited about this one.

[@GrillSergeant]

I had the eliminator 3 and I LOVED that scope. So cool to see this come out today!

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Thanks. Give the Eliminator 6 a try, you will not regret it.

[@aubreytucker8810]

OMG!! I have an Eliminator IV and its a wonderful tool. This is an Awesome improvement for Meat in The Freezer hunters like myself. I want one!!!!

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Thank you!

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

👍

[@brianklamer3328]

Damn,makes me wonder how I ever shot that first antelope at 220 yards with a Remington 700 and Tasco 3-9 scope 53 years ago!

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

At the end of the day YOU are the most important variable in the equation. Knowing your equipment and training often is key. We are happy to produce products that take as much guesswork out of it, so you can focus on the shot. I bet if that Remington and Tasco could talk, there would be some amazing stories!

[@milesrost6674]

Escape from Tarkov turned me onto Burris half a decade ago in a video game. I have since boughten high power scopes all the way down to small Burris FastFire red dots and all (I do me all of them) perform better than the Vortex optics I upgraded from. Thank you all. - Godspeed

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Thank you!! 🙌

[@RedMonk11]

Boughten?

[@milesrost6674]

App corrected this.. adjective Commercially made; purchased, as opposed to homemade. "boughten bread." Artificial; false. Used of teeth. Purchased; not obtained or produced at home. - Technology is screwing us thanks for pointing this out.@@RedMonk11

[@Mrtjw]

Might be time to upgrade my eliminator... that looks awesome!

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Give it a try. You will not be disappointed.

[@nathanmorkovsky2855]

Awesome!!

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Thanks Nathan!

[@YERAFirearms]

Fantastic

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Thank you so much 😀

[@Liam-ly8rv]

Looking forward in it coming in MILS. Nearly every shooter from the military to the basic hunter now uses MILS these days. Having an MOA limits those who will purchase it.

[@larrylambert5193]

Perfect for predator hunting. When shots happen quick a miss calculation by a few yrds can mean a miss or hit. 5 star ⭐️Burris

[@necavenue]

Let's go!!! 🤯

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

We know. We are so.... excited.

[@JR-ld1et]

Oh nice !!!!!!

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Thank you. 😁

[@huntermcac4643]

Nice tool nice optic

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Thank you. 😁

[@tangoseal1]

Like a real life cheat code device for your rifle haha ... good stuff

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

There are a few gaming nerds here at Burris. 😂

[@mashur7465]

Hello, Kazakhstan is watching you😁

[@TheStig505]

Very niiice!

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

😁

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Keep watching there is more to come.

[@hunterx2210]

it's actually a very good price for the technology. Looks like I can try 1 in this year to see

[@rudyrivera7426]

Looks very heavy! Added 😮weight to the gun!

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

The Eliminator 6 weighs 30oz. For comparison a traditional 3.6-18 offered by our competitors weighs 26oz. We pack a ton of features into those extra few ounces!

[@Mohammed47730]

Welcome, brother. Thank you for all the efforts you give us. But my question is: Does this scope work on the Russian Kalashnikov assault rifle, and does it also work on the Romanian PSL sniper rifle? Thank you?☺👍⚘

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

If you have a way to mount it to your rifle, it will absolutely work. There are a few mounting options on the market for both of your rifles.

[@ericb.4358]

Absolutely an amazing suite of important sensors. This is a civilian version of the Army's new M157 sight system only in a much more compact design. It's a bit pricey at $2,400. but worth it. I guess I'll be getting this for my 6.5 PRC Browning X-Bolt Pro for next hunting season. "WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE BATTERIES GO DEAD?" A: you carry extra batteries!

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

👍

[@pol1on1]

Wow, this is amazing! What's next a thermal integration now im dreaming HAHA, eliminator 6 on order cannot wait 🎉

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

😁

[@toddparsons2980]

The looks incredible now 👍

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Thank you very much.

[@igorchumakov7584]

👍👍👍

[@mainenorthwoodshunter3265]

Very cool. Maine North Woods Hunter (Youtub)

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Thank you!

[@dwaynesilzer9384]

I'm going to have one of my new rife for 2024 season

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Awesome, thanks for your support.

[@jakemccoy2226]

What recoil is this rated for? Looking to put this on my hillbilly budget m110 chambered in .308.

[@MrDogmash]

Will the scope work with a 50cal rifle

[@jadewilliams2846]

I always hunt responsibility

[@GoWokeGoBroke2023]

yessssssssssssssssssss

[@wolfpack6606]

Awesome looking scope but how does it perform on big bore like .300 win mag or .458?

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Utilizing our BurrisConnect app you can use the extensive factory cartridge library to input your load information. If for some reason your load is not available, or you hand load manual entry is an option. As for recoil performance, the scope will handle well beyond the two cartridges that you have listed.

[@jacquesbotes8668]

I have a significant question. Firstly, I want to say that the technology in the scope is excellent and there's nothing wrong with it. However, I'm curious about the reticle size. Has it remained large, or has there been a modification to make the reticle finer?

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

The reticle is slightly finer. The hold over dots in previous models were 1/3 MOA this version is 1/5 MOA.

[@user-xt3fy9ti8e]

Hi. I am thinking of getting the Eliminator 6. My concern and question; must you hold your finger on the bottom to keep the point of aim, or does the scope hold the point of aim for a few seconds, to allow you to use the left hand to support the back rest of the rifle. Or are you forced to keep the left hand on the scope (button) and only have your right hand to support the rifle and pull the trigger. Especially in a situation where an animal is constantly moving and you only have a split second to shoot between the movements. Thank you.

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

The scope comes with a wireless Bluetooth remote. You can position it where ever is most comfortable for you to stabilize your shot.

[@bghiggy]

How does it know your wind hold? Do you have to manually enter it or connect it to a kestrel or something?

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

You have upload a wind value to the scope. You can request current wind values in your area using the Burris Connect app, or use your Kestrel device to manually input this data in the app to upload to the scope.

[@KolyaNickD]

Will this work with a 22lr and 17hmr rimfires? In many countries these are the only guns people can easily own.

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Yes, however the holdover distances will be minimal.

[@tanner204]

The old eliminators were only said not to work in colder than -20° celsius. Any chance these new ones will work in colder weather?

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Sadly no. Operating Temperature -4°F to +110° F

[@igorchumakov7584]

Beretta is always the best!

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Could not agree more, but we are partial to our Beretta roots.

[@igorchumakov7584]

@@BurrisOpticsCompany Burris is from family of Beretta!

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Yes, we are.

[@snosrfr71]

Does this work with an IRAY RH25 thermal clip on without losing any functionality?

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

No, the laser rangefinder will not work through the clip on.

[@sepehr8711]

Why does not have the slope calculation sensor?

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

It does 👍

[@FC2ESWS]

How far will it give you a ballistic solution? I see the max range is 2000 yards, will it give you a drop solution at that range?

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

You can achieve approximately 63 MOA of drop with the illuminated reticle at low power.

[@FC2ESWS]

@@BurrisOpticsCompany got it

[@mryang3644]

Which means it won't reach a 2kyd ballistic on the scope...... one may check their dope cards to see if this is an appropriatescope to match their rifle/caliber set up..

[@pnwsportsman4036]

When can we buy? I need 🤘👌

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

They will soon be available at all major Burris retailers both in store and online!

[@wathaet1386]

Just for clarity, 1. Is the scope SFP or FFP 2. If it is SFP is the illuminated aimpoint FFP? Just want to know if the aimpoint and also tree is correct at all magnifications

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

The reticle is SFP. The holdover dots are in the FFP. The aiming point is correct at every power. The wind hold dot correction readout will adjust per magnification also.

[@wathaet1386]

@@BurrisOpticsCompany So the wind hold value is not in mils then? The wind hold value changes to fit the reticle values?

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Correct.

[@mortaljorgeguy]

Is this first or second focal plane

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Technically it is rear focal plane but the aiming solution is true no matter the magnification thanks to a position sensor in the magnification ring. It is a rear focal plane with the advantages of a second focal plane.

[@danyusch]

What about working at -40°C?

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Sadly no... it will not function at that temperature. Operating Temperature -4°F to +110° F

[@mesutokur29]

Should this scope be reset to 0 moa?

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Contact our service team to better clarify your question. [e-mail]

[@harrisoncouch5044]

Okay, why choose this over say the Veracity PH? 🤔

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Great question! While the Veracity PH is unmatched in precision, the Eliminator is the ultimate all in one solution. Combining the rangefinder in the scope makes for incredibly accurate ranging and quick confident shooting without ever needing to leave the scope.

[@user-mg1dh3zc1h]

How to get one to Saudi Arabia

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Contact our Saudi Arabia dealer. www.burrisoptics.com/saudi-arabia

[@Velshard]

I'd love to buy one of these, but I can't legally use it in the states I hunt.

[@jonathancole6124]

Which is stupid. People should use every tool available to make clean ethical shots.

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

We couldn't have said it better. Train far, hunt responsibly, don't miss.

[@44Jervis]

Make it in 1-8 FFP or even better - 1-10

[@gokickrocks]

these are becoming illegal to hunt with in western states, Oregon and Idaho you cant use this scope or the veracity scope which is sad. boo such an amazing scope. and more states are hoping on these laws. which means less money for yall.

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Yeah, it is sad. I would suggest going to the State Commission meetings, to help change these laws in your favor.

[@mryang3644]

Price?

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

MSRP is $3000.

[@phoneuser3569]

Under $1K ?

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

? MSRP is $3000 www.burrisoptics.com/riflescopes/eliminator-6-4-20x52mm

[@mrshort2379]

That I have to say is sweet eliminating the guess work but come on $3k ouch not for us poor's. I would be more interested, to see that tech in a 2-10x or even a 1-6/8/10x LPVO that's more where my interests lay. as well as affordable to a poor. without having to mortgage our homes, or sell an organ or limb.

[@YERAFirearms]

Buy the discounted previous generations.

[@CarbonPrecisionLLC]

I was always saying the original ones were too cheap. Needed better glass for serious glass snobs.

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

We hear you! We try and offer optics for everyone's budget. Our free BurrisConnect mobile app can build reticle maps for any Burris scope to help you make educated and calculated shots on the fly. Technology is expensive, learning how to get the most out of what you've got is priceless!

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

👍

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

Maybe some day. 😁

[@arthurshingler2025]

Too big and heavy to be practical on a hunting rifle.

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

We have sold thousands of Eliminator scopes to hunters over the years. This scope is smaller and lighter than previous generations. Everyone is entitles to their own preferences though! We respect that 👍 The Eliminator 6 weighs 30oz.

[@Wllymeme]

😂

[@arthurshingler2025]

@BurrisOpticsCompany so about two pounds more. It appears big and bulky too. But I understand, if the masses are buying "tanks," the "jeeps" tend to fall out of fashion. And you'll likely make more money then by selling tanks, instead of jeeps

[@BurrisOpticsCompany]

It is actually lighter than previous models. Adding a set of rings will put it at about the same weight. But... this unit actually looks like a scope now, and is packed with many more features.