The Burris Veracity 4-20x50mm rifle scope brings serious optical capability to hunters and precision shooters who demand accuracy across variable distances. Built around a 5-times zoom system, this scope delivers a wide field of view at lower magnifications while punching out enough power for detailed long-range work. The 50mm objective gathers plenty of light, making it effective in low-light conditions typical of dawn and dusk hunting. Finished in matte to eliminate glint, it's built for hunters pursuing everything from prairie predators to elk and game at distance.

The real strength of the Veracity lies in its reticle and adjustment system working together. The Ballistic Plex E1 reticle is a front focal plane design, meaning it scales with magnification—a critical feature because it lets you hold accurate holdovers and wind calls at any zoom level, not just one. The scope offers both trajectory and windage reference points within that reticle, so you can read distance and compensation without cranking turrets. Quarter-MOA adjustments give you precision for fine-tuning your zero or making field corrections, and they're repeatable—once you dial a value, it stays put.

Parallax correction happens via side focus, so you can dial out that optical distortion without shifting your cheek from the stock. The standout feature, though, is the Modular Adjustment Dial (MAD) System. You choose how your windage and elevation knobs look and function—exposed or capped, in any combination—and the scope ships with both styles so you can swap them to match your workflow. Both knob styles include Zero Click Stop, so adjustments have tactile feedback and won't drift. This MOA-based model accepts custom knobs if you want to dial your exact load's trajectory.

The Burris Veracity 4-20x50mm rifle scope brings serious optical capability to hunters and precision shooters who demand accuracy across variable distances. Built around a 5-times zoom system, this scope delivers a wide field of view at lower magnifications while punching out enough power for detailed long-range work. The 50mm objective gathers plenty of light, making it effective in low-light conditions typical of dawn and dusk hunting. Finished in matte to eliminate glint, it's built for hunters pursuing everything from prairie predators to elk and game at distance.

The real strength of the Veracity lies in its reticle and adjustment system working together. The Ballistic Plex E1 reticle is a front focal plane design, meaning it scales with magnification—a critical feature because it lets you hold accurate holdovers and wind calls at any zoom level, not just one. The scope offers both trajectory and windage reference points within that reticle, so you can read distance and compensation without cranking turrets. Quarter-MOA adjustments give you precision for fine-tuning your zero or making field corrections, and they're repeatable—once you dial a value, it stays put.

Parallax correction happens via side focus, so you can dial out that optical distortion without shifting your cheek from the stock. The standout feature, though, is the Modular Adjustment Dial (MAD) System. You choose how your windage and elevation knobs look and function—exposed or capped, in any combination—and the scope ships with both styles so you can swap them to match your workflow. Both knob styles include Zero Click Stop, so adjustments have tactile feedback and won't drift. This MOA-based model accepts custom knobs if you want to dial your exact load's trajectory.