Burris Unveils Refined Fullfield Riflescopes for 2025: Compact Design Meets Enhanced Performance

Burris has completely redesigned its longstanding Fullfield riflescope collection for 2025, marking a significant evolution in this affordable optics line.

The Fullfield series, which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year since its 1975 introduction, has undergone a comprehensive transformation in its fifth generation. The refreshed design features a more compact and streamlined optical system complemented by advanced lens treatments to improve overall performance.

A key innovation in this generation is the introduction of the Burris Knob Synergy System, which brings modular elevation adjustment capabilities to the Fullfield lineup. This enhancement allows shooters to personalize their optics with various ballistic knobs and zero click-stop options based on their specific needs.

The fifth-generation models are visually distinctive, sporting a new red Burris accent ring and high-relief knurling on the adjustment knobs for improved grip and aesthetics. Additional refinements include side parallax adjustments and an enhanced 4X zoom system, which delivers an expanded field of view at shorter ranges while improving target acquisition capability at extended distances.

Weight considerations were clearly a priority in the redesign, with the scopes ranging from just 13.5 ounces for the 2-8 power model to 18.9 ounces for the long-range variant. The product line encompasses six different optical magnification ranges—from 2-8 power to 6-24 power—spread across 15 distinct model variants.

Customers can choose between standard and illuminated reticle options, with reticle styles ranging from the straightforward Plex design to more specialized MOA and BDC (Bullet Drop Compensation) configurations.

Pricing for the new Fullfield riflescopes begins at $192 and reaches $600 for premium models. The entire lineup is currently shipping and available for purchase.