Burris Thermal Riflescope, Handheld, Clip-On Optics

Published on February 15, 2021
Duration: 3:07

Burris is entering the thermal optics market with three products: a riflescope, a clip-on, and a handheld unit. All share a 400x300 sensor, 17-micron pixel pitch, and 50Hz refresh rate, aiming for a lower price point. The riflescope features 10 reticle settings and picture-in-picture. The clip-on offers quick conversion from day to thermal and maintains zero well. The handheld unit includes app connectivity via Wi-Fi for remote viewing and control.

Quick Summary

Burris is launching a new line of thermal optics including a riflescope, clip-on, and handheld unit. These devices share a 400x300 sensor, 17-micron pixel pitch, and 50Hz refresh rate. Key features include 'Hot Tracking' to highlight targets, picture-in-picture on the riflescope, and Wi-Fi app connectivity on the handheld for remote viewing and control.

Chapters

  1. 00:05Introduction with Skip Knowles & Philip Harding
  2. 00:09Burris Enters Thermal Optics Market
  3. 00:22Burris Thermal Product Line Overview
  4. 00:34Shared Thermal Core Specifications
  5. 00:50Burris's Market Strategy for Thermal
  6. 01:06Burris Thermal Riflescope Features
  7. 01:15Hot Tracking Feature Explained
  8. 01:35Burris Thermal Clip-On Site Details
  9. 01:48Clip-On Zero Retention Performance
  10. 02:07Burris Thermal Handheld Unit Features
  11. 02:14Handheld App Connectivity & Wi-Fi
  12. 02:26App Control: Color Palettes & Recording
  13. 02:39Benefits for Predator & Hog Hunters
  14. 02:53Conclusion & Future Outlook

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the core specifications for Burris's new thermal optics?

Burris's new thermal riflescope, clip-on, and handheld units all share a 400x300 sensor, a 17-micron pixel pitch, and a 50Hz refresh rate, aiming for competitive performance at a lower price point.

What unique features does the Burris thermal riflescope offer?

The Burris thermal riflescope includes ten different reticle settings and a picture-in-picture mode, allowing users to view a zoomed-in image alongside the main display for enhanced target acquisition.

How does the Burris thermal clip-on unit attach and perform?

The Burris thermal clip-on features a quick disconnect lever for easy mounting onto an objective bell. It's designed to hold zero exceptionally well, with demonstrations showing accuracy at 800 yards.

What makes the Burris thermal handheld unit stand out?

The Burris thermal handheld unit offers standard app connectivity via Wi-Fi, enabling users to view the thermal image on their smartphone, change color palettes, record footage, and adjust settings remotely.

What is the 'Hot Tracking' feature in Burris thermal optics?

The 'Hot Tracking' feature in Burris thermal optics automatically identifies the hottest object within the field of view and places a reticle over it, helping users quickly distinguish targets from the background.

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