The Burris P.E.P.R. 1" scope mount is a one-piece cantilever design built for shooters who need maximum mounting flexibility and real estate on the receiver. Whether you're running night vision devices, planning to add a magnifier, or using a long eye relief optic, this mount pushes your primary scope nearly 2" farther forward than standard rings—giving you clearance for NVDs and accessories without sacrificing sight picture or comfort. The "Proper Eye Position Ready" concept isn't marketing fluff here; it's about positioning your glass where your eye naturally wants to be, whether you're prone, shooting from a bench, or working from an elevated position.

What makes the P.E.P.R. stand out is the integrated accessory rail built into the top of each ring. Those two-slot Picatinny rails let you mount reflex sights, buis, or other compact optics directly to the rings without needing separate rail sections or adapters. It's a clean, rigid solution for guys who want to keep their setup modular without cluttering the receiver with extra hardware. Each top strap locks down with six Torx screws—overkill by most standards, but that redundancy means your glass stays put through hard recoil and rough field use.

On the business end, a side-locking bar with steel hex nuts and cross-bolts clamps onto any Picatinny rail with confidence. The mount itself is finished in matte—no glint, no nonsense. Burris kept the edges radiused and contours smooth, so you're not catching snag hazards on gear or vehicle rails, and you save a bit of weight compared to bulkier alternatives. This is the kind of mount you set once and forget about; no fussing, no poi shift, just solid platform for whatever optic setup you're running.

The Burris P.E.P.R. 1" scope mount is a one-piece cantilever design built for shooters who need maximum mounting flexibility and real estate on the receiver. Whether you're running night vision devices, planning to add a magnifier, or using a long eye relief optic, this mount pushes your primary scope nearly 2" farther forward than standard rings—giving you clearance for NVDs and accessories without sacrificing sight picture or comfort. The "Proper Eye Position Ready" concept isn't marketing fluff here; it's about positioning your glass where your eye naturally wants to be, whether you're prone, shooting from a bench, or working from an elevated position.

What makes the P.E.P.R. stand out is the integrated accessory rail built into the top of each ring. Those two-slot Picatinny rails let you mount reflex sights, buis, or other compact optics directly to the rings without needing separate rail sections or adapters. It's a clean, rigid solution for guys who want to keep their setup modular without cluttering the receiver with extra hardware. Each top strap locks down with six Torx screws—overkill by most standards, but that redundancy means your glass stays put through hard recoil and rough field use.

On the business end, a side-locking bar with steel hex nuts and cross-bolts clamps onto any Picatinny rail with confidence. The mount itself is finished in matte—no glint, no nonsense. Burris kept the edges radiused and contours smooth, so you're not catching snag hazards on gear or vehicle rails, and you save a bit of weight compared to bulkier alternatives. This is the kind of mount you set once and forget about; no fussing, no poi shift, just solid platform for whatever optic setup you're running.