Burris XTR PS Riflescope Combines Digital Precision with Classic Long-Range Performance

iSportsman Staff

The new Burris XTR PS riflescope brings cutting-edge digital features to the world of precision shooting optics. Designed for serious marksmen, the XTR PS blends traditional optical performance with advanced electronics, including a digital elevation turret and heads-up display built directly into the optic.

At the center of the scope is Burris’ new PĒK system—a clickless, digitally indexed elevation turret capable of adjusting in ultra-fine 1/30 MIL increments. That’s far more precise than the typical 1/10 MIL or ¼ MOA turrets found on most scopes. With over 19 MILs of adjustment in a single rotation, shooters can quickly dial in for extended-range targets without guesswork or over-travel.

The built-in digital HUD provides eight real-time data zones, including elevation setting (shown in yards, meters or MILs), wind direction and speed, angle compensation, density altitude, a digital level and a battery status indicator. A standout feature for match shooters is the countdown timer—displayed prominently in the HUD—to help manage time during competitive stages.

Shooters can upload custom ballistic profiles to the scope using the BurrisConnect mobile app. Once stored, these profiles live inside the optic, so no phone is required during use. Each profile comes with more than 20 preloaded density altitude curves, easily selectable using onboard controls to match shifting conditions in the field.

Offered in 3.3-18x50mm and 5.5-30x56mm configurations, the XTR PS includes Burris’ SCR2-MIL illuminated reticle in the first focal plane (available in red or green), ED glass for sharp image clarity, side parallax adjustment, zero-click stop and a rugged, one-piece 34mm aluminum main tube. A soft-touch button array next to the parallax knob controls all digital functions.

The new XTR PS riflescope brings together mechanical precision and digital versatility—designed to meet the needs of modern long-range shooters who demand more from their optics.

Learn more at BurrisOptics.com.