The Burris® RT long range riflescopes includes the 5-25×56 RT-25. Designed for fun at the range or high-stakes competition, this scope is perfect for those looking for a way to get into the action with a precision optic that won’t break the bank. Shooters from air gunners to long-range rifle enthusiasts will enjoy the featured front focal plane SCR 2 MIL dot reticle, zero click stop adjustment, and the integrated, adjustable throw level for a custom fit.
The 5-25×56 RT25 is capable of 65 MOA total elevation travel capability. Built around a rugged 30mm nitrogen filled tube and are waterproof, shockproof and fog proof.





Maverick Mike –
I bought this Burris RT-25 online for entry-level PRS matches. The SCR 2 MIL tree reticle is perfectly designed; the 0.2 MIL holdover increments are sharp but incredibly clean. Being a front focal plane scope, the grid sub-tensions scale beautifully from 5x to 25x without clogging up your target sight picture.
Aiden Brooks –
Before mounting this on my custom 6.5 Creedmoor, I ran it through a 10-MIL grid box test to verify the internal turret alignment. The scope tracked out perfectly and returned identically to its starting point. Burris’s mechanical quality control on these internal erector springs is stellar.
Lincoln Cooper –
The aircraft-grade aluminum chassis is built like a brick outhouse. I accidentally bashed the scope body hard against a metal barricade during an operational move-and-shoot stage. It suffered a minor surface scratch on the finish, but the internal tracking and zero didn’t budge an inch.
Owen B. –
A lot of long-range scopes don’t let you adjust parallax closer than 50 meters, but the RT-25 focuses all the way down to 25 yards. This makes it a phenomenal trainer scope for precision rimfire matches where you have to clear immediate parallax error on small steel targets.
Ethan Zachary –
Normally, high-magnification scopes build an incredibly tight, finicky eye box at 25x. While the exit pupil narrows down slightly at full zoom, the RT-25 eye box remains remarkably forgiving, letting you maintain a solid cheek weld even during awkward barricade positional shooting.
Connor –
With 19.4 MILs of total elevation adjustment available, I have plenty of internal room to dial out past 900 meters without needing a steep 20 MOA canted base plate. Pairing the internal turret travel with the SCR 2 tree grid makes mapping multi-distance targets effortless.
Liam –
I was skeptical about the glass quality at this tier, but the massive 56mm front lens draws an incredible amount of ambient light. During an overcast dusk range day, I could cleanly resolve small 6mm bullet holes on paper targets at 300 meters when lower-tier optics turned completely gray.
Grayson –
Setting up the zero-stop tracking mechanism was straightforward. Once locked down, the turrets dial with a loud, tactile ‘click’ that you can easily feel through thick shooting gloves. It snaps straight back down to my 100-meter baseline zero and stops hard without a fraction of a millimeter of play.
Harrison –
When you’re running your gear hard against hard props, knowing you are backed by Burris’s unconditional Forever Warranty is a massive selling point. It’s an elite, high-utility, reliable precision scope that safely punches way above its price point.