BURRIS Oracle X Rangefinding Crossbow Scope 2-7x
- 2 to 7x magnification, 32mm objective
- Built-in laser rangefinder, wireless remote switch
- Integrated inclinometer adjusts the aiming point for angle
- Mil-dot reticle
- 47 feet at 100 yards field of view on low, 14 feet on high
- 1.1 pounds, 11.9 inches long
- Weaver mount, right or left hand
- Burris Forever Warranty
Last refreshed Jun 22, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A crossbow scope with a built-in laser rangefinder, inclinometer and wireless remote, so range and aim point come from one optic. It is a battery device, and the listing gives no battery type.
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ASIN: B09BBQZYH5Category: Crossbow Scopes
Overview
Burris builds a laser rangefinder into this crossbow scope, triggered by a wireless remote or a button on the scope. An inclinometer factors shot angle into the aiming point, which shifts as zoom changes across the magnification range.
Ranging and aiming in one unit means a hunter reads distance and a corrected hold without reaching for a separate rangefinder. The downside is complexity: it needs a battery, and the manufacturer notes call for specific yardage settings on faster crossbows.
Who it's for
Crossbow hunters shooting at varied distances from stands or ground blinds, who want the optic to do the ranging, get that here. Shooters of ordinary rifles, or hunters who prefer a plain duplex reticle, should choose a conventional scope.
Pros and cons
- Built-in laser rangefinder
- Wireless remote switch
- Inclinometer corrects for angle
- Capped manufacturer warranty named
- Battery type not listed
- Needs a battery to range
- Yardage settings limit faster bows
Performance notes
A laser pulse measures distance, and the inclinometer reads the angle so the scope can display a corrected aiming point for uphill and downhill shots. The aiming point shifts with zoom so the hold stays accurate across the power range. Field of view narrows as magnification rises, so a lower setting suits tracking and a higher one suits precision.
Specifications
| Brand | Burris |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 32 |
| Weight | 1.1 Pounds |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 11.9"L x 2.95"W x 3.28"H |
| Construction & materials | |
| Color | Matte Black |
| Compatibility & installation | |
| Mounting Type | integrated mount or crossbow mount |
| Compatible Devices | Cross Bow |
| Other details | |
| Magnification Minimum | 2 x |
| Magnification Maximum | 7 x |
| Reticle Type | Mil-dot |
| Thread Type | 1/4"-20 UNC |
| Field Of View | 47 Feet (low), 14 ft @ 100 yd (high) |
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Frequently asked questions
How should I care for the Burris Oracle X battery?
The technical note says to remove the battery after use to maintain battery life.
What settings does the Burris Oracle X suggest for fast crossbows?
For crossbows exceeding 400 FPS, the notes recommend using 40, 60, 80 and 100 yards.
Can the Burris Oracle X be used on a rifle?
No. It is listed as a rangefinder crossbow scope, and the compatible device is a crossbow.