Editor’s Choice: Burris Veracity PH

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posted on May 30, 2023
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Editor’s Choice: Burris Veracity PH

Burris spent years developing the technology behind its Veracity PH riflescope, and now that it’s out for 2023, the innovative Programmable Elevation Knob system promises to make it easier than ever to get on target at distance.

Thanks to Bluetooth connectivity and a built-in digital sensor, the elevation knob can be programmed with a specific ballistic profile within the Burris Connect app. Once paired, a shooter can dial in the exact distance to his or her target by simply turning the knob until the heads-up display (HUD) inside the sight picture reads the required distance in yards. Thanks to this innovation, the Veracity PH’s elevation turret provides the equivalent of 1/10-m.o.a. adjustments.

The HUD also provides a scope-level indicator, as well as the required windage adjustment, if wind-holdover numbers are provided into the Burris app. A Wind MOA FFP reticle makes it easy to adjust for windage inside the sight picture. For more information, visit burrisoptics.com.

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