Burris Oracle X Rangefinding Crossbow Scope

• Built-in rangefinding system: The Oracle X measures distance inside the scope and gives an exact aiming point, reducing guesswork when crossbow trajectories change quickly with range.
• 2-7x variable magnification with compensation: The zoom range lets the scope adapt from closer woodland shots to more deliberate longer holds, while the aiming solution remains accurate through the magnification range.
• First focal plane Oracle X reticle: The reticle scales with magnification, helping the aiming system stay consistent as power changes and making the scope easier to trust in real hunting conditions.
• Integrated inclinometer: Angle compensation helps on elevated or downhill shots, where line-of-sight distance alone can lead to poor arrow placement.
• Weather-ready construction: Waterproof, fogproof and shockproof construction, nitrogen filling and a multicoated optical system support reliable use in cold mornings, wet weather and rough field transport.

About the Burris Oracle X Series

The Burris Oracle X series brings Burris rangefinding technology into the crossbow scope category, combining an optical sight with an onboard ranging and aiming solution for hunters who want faster shot setup and less manual holdover estimation. Positioned as a specialized archery optic within the Burris lineup, the series draws on the company’s experience with integrated rangefinding systems and applies it to the steep trajectory and angle-sensitive nature of crossbow shooting.

What defines the series is its focus on practical shot execution. Rather than relying on fixed aiming marks alone, the Oracle X platform calculates distance and presents a corrected aiming point inside the scope, helping the shooter stay precise as distance changes. The series also pairs variable magnification with compensation for the aiming solution, so zoom changes do not undermine accuracy. Features such as an integrated inclinometer, electronic leveling support and programmable bolt profiles reflect a design built for real hunting conditions, where shot angle, bolt choice and shooting position can all affect impact. The result is a purpose-built hunting optic that sits between a conventional crossbow scope and a more advanced digital aiming system, while keeping a familiar scope format.

About the Burris Oracle X Rangefinding Crossbow Scope

The Burris Oracle X Rangefinding Crossbow Scope is designed for crossbow hunters who want one optic to handle both target distance and aiming correction. Its 2.00-7.00 x magnification gives it more flexibility than a fixed-power crossbow scope, making it useful for closer shots in tighter cover as well as more deliberate aiming at longer distances. Because the scope’s ranging system works with the reticle solution, the shooter does not need to estimate holdover manually every time distance changes.

The scope uses the Oracle X reticle in the 1. focal plane - FFP, a layout that supports consistent aiming behavior as magnification changes. In practice, this matters because the Oracle X is built around a variable-power concept rather than a single fixed setting. The internal display presents the measured distance, and the integrated inclinometer helps the system account for angled shots, which are common from elevated blinds or treestands. With a maximal rangefinder range of 500.00 m and a minimum ranging distance of 5.00 m, the scope covers the distances relevant to crossbow use while still being able to resolve close opportunities.

Physically, the Oracle X is built for field use. Its 302.00 mm length and 874.00 g weight reflect the added electronics and ranging hardware, while nitrogen filling, multicoated lenses and waterproof, fogproof and shockproof construction support dependable performance in changing weather. The CR123 power supply suits a compact electronic optic, and the wide - 26 / + 60 °C working temperature range helps the scope remain usable across demanding hunting seasons.

About Burris

Burris was founded in 1971 and took its name from Don Burris. From the beginning, the company focused on sporting optics, and it remains closely associated with hunting and shooting applications. Burris is headquartered in Greeley, Colorado, United States, and its catalog covers riflescopes, red-dot and reflex sights, binoculars, spotting scopes, rangefinders, thermal optics, rings and mounts.

Within this category, Burris is especially relevant for its work on integrated ranging and trajectory solutions. In 2010, the company introduced the Eliminator riflescope with laser rangefinding and automatic bullet-drop compensation, establishing a clear background for products such as the Oracle X. Burris also introduced the Ballistic Plex reticle in 2000, showing a long-standing focus on practical aiming systems rather than optics alone. That history helps explain why Burris products are often chosen by hunters and shooters who want durable construction paired with field-oriented reticle and ranging technology.

Main Features

• Series: Burris Oracle X
• Magnification: 2.00 x - 7.00 x
• Field of view: 15.00 m/100m - 4.00 m/100m
• Rangefinder range: 5.00 m - 500.00 m
• Measurement display: Internal display
• Inclinometer: Yes
• Reticle: Oracle X
• Reticle position: 1. focal plane - FFP
• Length: 302.00 mm
• Weight: 874.00 g
• Power supply: CR123
• Working temperature range: - 26 / + 60 °C
• Lens coating: Multicoated
• Nitrogen filled: Yes
• Waterproof: Yes
• Fogproof: Yes
• Shockproof: Yes
• Color: Black
• Made in: Philippines
• Production since: 2022

Warranty

10 years. Burris states a 10-year warranty for this scope, providing defined long-term coverage for the optic as specified for this model.