Burris Launches Online Ballistic Services

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posted on March 17, 2016
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Burris Optics has announced the launch of a new suite of online ballistic tools that are designed to help hunters and shooters maximize the potential of their Burris-brand optics. Available for free, the software will allow consumers to evaluate and master any Burris reticle, build a dope card, program an Eliminator LaserScope and order custom elevation and windage knobs.

All four tools will call upon a library that features nearly 7,000 cartridges and bullets from every major ammunition and bullet manufacturer. Rimfire, centerfire, muzzleloader and shotgun shells are included.  

“We are thrilled to bring the online Ballistic Services tools to our customers to help them experience the best possible results with their Burris riflescopes,” said Vice President of Sales and Product Development Patrick Beckett. “We are a company full of hunters and shooters, and we built these tools knowing we would want to use them ourselves. We believe our passion for the shooting sports and our riflescope and ballistics expertise have created a set of tools that will help anyone become a better, more confident shooter.”

Among the services offered will be an Analysis Calculator, a Dope Card Builder, an Eliminator Programming tool and the capability to order custom knobs for your Burris optic. 

For more information, go to BurrisOptics.com.

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