Burris 3-12x44mm Riflescope

3-12x44 - Ballistic Plex Reticle - Matte Finish - Posi-Lock

After long, hard consideration and a lot of work, we've upgraded our famous Signature Series to present the new Signature Select lineup.

Many of the enhancements are ergonomic for increased versatility and easier operation. For example, we moved the adjustment turret back on the 1.5X-6X, 3X-10X, 3X-12X and 4X-16X to a more central location to give you more flexibility in mounting options.

Then we added deep relief grooves on the power ring and parallax adjust ring to provide a firm, no-nonsense grip. We integrated a shooter-viewable, easy-to-grip power ring with the eyepiece and included a non-slip ring of rubber on the internally focusable eyepiece ring.

We haven't ignored optical and mechanical improvements either.

Every surface of every premium quality lens is fully Hi-Lume multi-coated. The Signature Select internal lenses are some 65% larger in surface area than a great many other 1" scopes on the market, and in fact significantly larger than most scopes with 30mm outer tubes. Several Signature Selects boast a versatile four-times magnification range and a generous 3 1/2" to 4" of eye relief. The finger-adjustable, shooter- viewable adjustment dials are all resettable.

These all-new high performing beauties will turn more than a few heads in camp this year.

Posi Lock

The key to understanding accuracy is looking inside a scope before looking through one. Then it all seems simple.

A scope is a tube within a tube. When you make sighting adjustments you're really moving an inner tube that holds the crosshairs and internal lenses. When it moves just 1/1000th of an inch your point of aimand bullet impactshifts one inch at 100 yards. The inner tube must move so you can sight in but needs to stay in exactly the same place the rest of the time or your point of aim changes. So the tube is suspended in place by a spring. A little spring that doesn't always work. You see, the recoil of every shot knocks the inner tube, and your zero, out of position, So do the hard knocks of hunting. All because one little spring can't always bring it back right.

Most scopes use a single 7 lb. bias spring to hold all these internal optics in place. It's not much, but it's easy to say, "That's the way it's always been done."

The original Burris solution to this problem was to add a second spring. We use two 7 lb. bias springs in every scope, excepting models with Posi-Lock. This effectively doubles the force holding the internal adjusting system against the adjusting posts. We get consistent praise from customers over how well "standard" Burris scopes hold point-of-impact.

The Posi-Lock Advantage.

Posi-Lock replaces the springs with a retractable steel post. It locks the inner tube, and your accuracy, firmly in place. You get accuracy and dependability you can't find anywhere else. Posi-Lock is the best accuracy insurance money can buy. A simple turn of the key unlocks Posi-Lock, letting you make precision windage and elevation adjustments. When you tighten it back down the scope is locked on target. And it stays there no matter what.

Posi-Lock will change how you think about scopes.

After all, some things, like accuracy, should never change. Posi-Lock is available on most Signature Series, Fullfield and Handgun Scopes. It's but one of many reasons to change to Burris.

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