NEW Burris Eliminator 6 - A Revolutionary Rifle Scope 

Best E6 review so far! This scope, in terms of sensors, is VERY close to the VORTEX M157 sight system for the US Army's new M7 6.8x51 battle rifle. Amazing what these miniaturize sensors and onboard ballistic engines can do these days. **One feature BURRIS should add is to permit wind speed from, say, a KESTREL weather station to Bluetooth the data to the scope THEN have the red hold dot on the proper wind hold laterally from the holdover point.

The new products are really excellent! Well done keep it up 👏👏

Very helpful video, thanks

I've had every model of the Eliminator and my biggest complaint has always been the Glass. The price point was always great but I'd have paid double for better glass. Will definitely have one of these for the upcoming season.

I bought DS Gen II and Steiner IFS from sportsoptics. Great company.

Great review. Thank you.

I definitely want to buy one of these. Two questions, weight in ounces please and secondly how does the wind speed hold over work? Do you take a wind reading with a hand held wind speed unit and input that reading to the scope? Thanks and brilliant improvement over the Eliminator 5 because it now looks like a normal scope.

I want a very high end version with adjustable turrets and a HUD that shows ballistic solutions in MILs. Hold over is great and all but I'd the next best thing.

Hear me out, a cabled tail cap to run a pressure pad down near the grip so it’s easy to range and fire with your firing hand without having to use your offhand when already in a good shooting position.

Thank you, @sportoptics !

Just read the wind and send it! I’m getting one of these.

hi , thanks for video , anyway you can show in video the clarity of looking through scope ?

Can you please make a video on how to set up and program the eliminator 6 step by step. Thanks

Hi, How does the scope behave in twilight? So far, Burris has not been so good in that hunting situation.

I got 2 eliminated 4s just awesome scope ever

Outstanding!!!!

You never talked about how it gets the wind hold! So the only thing this will do is range finding and show your holdover. I still have to have a Kestrel to get the wind and then dial it into the Burris!

Awesome concept. I'd prefer a regular 3K scope with better glass and magnification and just use my turrets, but I haven't tested this so maybe I'd change my mind.

If we as hunters have access to this kind of tech, just imagine what our military sharpshooters have access to. These are good times.

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 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 (changing distance), and you only have a split second to range and shoot between the movements. Thank you.

Ya but only a small market. In most states like Oregon for example it is illegal to hunt useing a scope that provides electronic ranging data inside the scope. So thos scope is illegal to hunt with.

I had no idea Burris was still in business. They haven't updated their website in a while.

Hello. My question about the Burris E6 or E5 is: what is the operating temperature range of the scope? I hunt in the Yukon and Alaska in -20 to minus 30 Celsius. What does the scope do once the batteries are empty? Is it possible to shoot very long distances on targets with this type of scope? Thank you

Absolutely gorgeous ❤

BTW, a 34 mm tube, as in the Eliminator 6, given identical wall thickness, is stronger than a 30 mm tube. That's the physics of increasing tube diameter. Aluminum framed bikes use this factor for great stiffness.

Does using an MOA canted base allow you to end up with greater holdover range for an individual cartridge?

How is the low light capabilities in the %, coating, etc...had an earlier version and used it out west in daylight hours..But in the South, it failed in the area when deer are most active, in low light conditions and this it not an understatement..this is the main reason I use German optics there is a major different in seeing an animal and being able to identify an animal in these low light conditions, you can cram all the bells & whistles into a scope but if the glass is not there its no good.....In daylight tho I loved this scope, but alot of scopes look good looking through them in daylight hours..Hunters like myself, don't always punch paper are ring steel or live out west..With all this being said I'll probably buy one in the end..

The last eliminators only gave you arranges solution out to 800. Kind of wish you would not have lost over what that number is on the new model

Where is Angle in Ballistics calculation?

Superb! I was just asking WhoTeeWho on his channel about this stuff. He directed me to check out the latest Burris scopes. I'm a beginner shopping for my first hunting rifle, but I'm gonna get a scope first. Something I can put on a PCP airgun (likely 30 cal FX Impact Sniper) when it's not on my main rifle (undecided, but likely 30-06 or 6.5 PRC, with hunts likely < 200yards, but I'll get what I get). I noticed all these calculations hunters go through at the range to zero their scopes & how complex profiles are calculated. I was wondering if there was a scope that took in all your data. I knew there were some that know about your ammo, like caliber, weight, bullet type, distance to target & suggested drop over that distance, is the bullet leaded or unleaded, even the brand, etc. I'm also wondering if data about the rifle would help - like, like how many twists are in the barrel, length of the barrel, overall weight of the gun with the scope, and maybe even a history for analysis of how the ammo performs when the barrel is hot (scope knows when a bullet's been fired, offers advice on how long it takes to cool down, etc). Also wondered if there's any AI involved in processing the image - like, what type of animal is it, what's its approximate age, how fast is it moving, how many seconds before the bullet should reach it, where is its heart/lungs according to the image, etc. I know I'm going a bit over the top on scope AI, but if this scope is doing more than detecting " * -ometer " things like humidity, elevation, etc by using its own innate sensors, such as getting some data from the cellphone due to the app constantly hitting APIs, processing things about the environment, but also of the horizon as the rifle "sees" it - such as the image in the reticle being 'translated', above & beyond the calculations you made. It could warn you of the presence of other hunters, maybe of campsites on the horizon or national park limits, access roads, cellphone/human 'traffic', even detected animals you might not have seen in the fore/background, etc, within the bullet's probable flight pattern. The scope would know more about the horizon within the bullet's likely flight path than you would. You could set it on different learning/alerting levels, have it analyze & process what it 'sees' at all known zoom ranges on-the-fly as the data/direction/elevation, etc, changes. Like, if you walk into a valley, the temp drops, humidity goes up, etc - your scope is always on guard, assessing its environment & whatever the rifle's pointed at. Is this a bad idea, making amateur hunters think they're pros (which is REALLY bad)? Maybe people would trust the scope too much, taking the sport out of it? Or is this where the tech is headed?

So it’s the Sig BDX but like 3 years later and over 2x as expensive?

These scopes are only as good as as the person mounting them. Making sure they're level. That's where the old eliminator excelled because the mount was integral to the scope and you could not screw it up. I think they should have kept a integral mount and just found out a way to make height adjustments

I think I'd prefer a Revic

If I understand the manual specs, the scope has 35 moa of range adjustment at high power and 63 moa of adjustment at low power? Is this correct?

Man I didn’t realize that you guys were in Louisiana as well!!

If you zero with one ammo at 100 yards and change ammo do you have to re-zero the scope?

How is battery life in - 20 deg C?

I hated my Burris Eliminator 6 Cause I can't find out my ammo "Hornady precision Hunter ELD-X 7mm PRC" from CARTRIDGE list. Disappointed !

You need more zoom than 20 it’s really hard to see 5” targets at 1000

HOW DOES IT HOLD IMPACT ,THE ELIMINATOR FIRST ONES OUT DIDNT

Hey, my riffle base have a pre tilt of 30 MOA. How is that entered into the scope?

What chassis is on that rifle ?

Nice idea, but is it legal in every state?

WHAT ABOUT WINDAGE HOLD OVER????

The sig cross isn't capable of broad side of a barn accuracy though.

Fantastic scope ,but the price is for the most people to muchs. And there are a large number of optics for less in price with very good results. And of course if you shoot powder I understand, because I only shoot PCP- Airguns.😉😁😁

What scope rings are you using for the video?

Wonder how well this would play with a thermal clip on

Surely it’s more than 40 MOA vertical adjustment??

My truck doesn't even have a remote haha. Cool, but not 3k cool.

I use the eliminator 3 and the issue with this is that you cannot put an ammo that drops too much over 750 yds. The argument is that it would be off the scope at this range but it is not necessary as you are seldom actually shooting out this far. it is not really a hardware issue. it is a software issue and a thinking issue that really limits the usefulness of the scope, especially for rifles or shorter barrels that don't get the velocity on the ammo box. I hoped that this would have been fixed but it appears not.

If it was FFP & Mils I’d be interested.

Wow

When will the Burris Connect App support 7 PRC? Seems crazy the hottest round out is not supported on a new scope? Especially since there are super rare calibers supported on the app? Doesn’t make any sense.

I need to start a go fund me just to afford one 😂😂

Is that legal in alaska?

My 65 year old farmer buddy uses 4 rounds a year. One to confirm zero and three for his tags. 1 elk and two deer. All from inside 400m. What does anyone need this for?

Work with 338 Lapua??

I want 1

I didn't catch the recoil rating for the scope. If it ranges 2K yds then Burris must know people have .50 cal and .338 Lapua Magnum available.

What is the price?

If this could work without telephone, than it would be more independent as it should be...

I thought this was being seem released to target the precision Long range rifle shooting segment

What rifle is that?

3K ! i hope it jumps on the rifle and balances and zeros itself like a transformer! 3 grand.. wow , i love Burris ..but man ..they racked it this time.. and i am a burris fan

Burris warranty guaranty is garbage it’s just words. They won’t warranty simple fixes. This scope has so many features that could go wrong and fail out in the field I would bet it will be a full time job sending it back for warranty and dealing with that process forever and ever.

What height rings did you use?

This just feels like Kia making a super car. Hard to trust it works in reality for years to come.

I just want one that tells me the distance without all the other crap

Just think of the technology of what China has that we don’t see, that’s where all this stuff is made.

Not helpful at all! FFP? or SFP? and the most important, PRICE?

Too bad Utah band the eliminator and ph for hunting. They are great products but Utah ruined it for us hunters

I have an AI powered rifle that harvests the animal for me and then calls me when ready. I call it Costco.

Better SH-T can that rifle !

Who TF has cell service out hunting?

Everyone has copied the Q fix rifle. Gun industry is a bunch of copies of other people’s ideas.

Imagine when the tech goes down … “blue screen” … 😏 When choosing tools and equipment … mechanical and analog always!!

40moa elevation adjust only? But ranges 2k yd... wow.. whats really left after a 100yd Zero? Lol.. not much

You lost me the minute you said it had an app I'd rather have the old mailbox

Already illegal in many states for hunting.

Ranging 2000 yds is a ridiculous... marketing ploy.

It really should be x25 in 2024

By the way don’t bump it it’s junk

For paper or steel targets this is great, but for hunting purposes, all I can say is get closer or pass. Unethical shooting. Where's the challenge?

"you can set it up to yards or meters, which is cool, cause a lot of people do still prefer meters in america" 😂🤣 What a F**K did i just hear, is this salesman living in tin can ? 😆

Absolutely love it ,want one but how much 🇨🇦 ??

Does the Burris app work with previous generations of the eliminator scopes?

Its cheating! 😂