| Brand | Burris |
| Color | Matte Black |
| Style | Crossbow Scope |
| Product Dimensions | 11.9″L x 2.95″W x 3.28″H |
| Sport | Hunting |
| Item Weight | 1.1 Pounds |
| Material | Multi |
| Magnification Maximum | 7 x |
| Magnification Minimum | 2 x |
| Compatible Devices | Cross Bow |
- ORACLE X CROSSBOW RANGEFINDING SCOPE – The first and most advanced rangefinding lightweight crossbow scope on the market today; built on a decade of experience with rangefinding optics like the Eliminator hunting scope
- BUILT-IN LASER RANGEFINDER – The Burris Optics Oracle X Rangefinder Crossbow Scope is equipped with a built-in laser rangefinder that can be activated either through the wireless remote control or the range button directly on the scope
- 2-7X VARIABLE ZOOM WITH MAGNIFICATION COMPENSATION – 2-7X Variable Zoom with Magnification Compensation ensures your aiming point stays accurate while you zoom; integrated Inclinometer factors in angle for steep angles & shots common in tree stand hunting
- ULTIMATE PERFORMANCE – Instantly displays the distance to your target at the push of a button and an exact aiming point factoring in the angle of your shot; this lightweight crossbow scope features electronic Bubble Level to reduce unwanted cant
- PRECISE ALUMINUM MOUNT/ADJUSTMENT SYSTEM – This system ensures that the scope is securely mounted to the crossbow, maintaining stability and alignment even under rugged hunting conditions. The aluminum construction provides durability and reliability














Robert Simon Verified Buyer –
First unit I received it didn’t have enough up adjustment and the dial got stuck and you could not get it to move with your hands instead of putting vice grips on it and scratching it all up I sent it back got my second unit and it literally took almost 30 shots to get this dialed in at 20 yards. I would make an adjustment up or down and it would throw off my left to right I’m just going to contribute that to Bruce’s customer service and people not knowing about the product because they told me you could back out the set screws and keep them there until you’re done siding the end and I’m pretty sure that was the problem… now after I did that and got 20 yards good I went through the truing process got it all done move the bag around, took a shot and got a bull’s-eye neck shot at the same difference. I was almost 8 inches off to the left took a third shot and I was just as far off if not more to the left after that and probably close to 60 some shots later on my ravin I was done with it…. It’s a cool piece of technology for sure but if that technology is not working properly, you could be very far off. I put the regular stock scope back on and with an eight shots. I was hitting balls, eyes every time. For 899 I expected way better. After going through 2 units I’m not even going to attempt a third unit
Marc Verified Buyer –
Real expensive but worth every penny. Wish I bought this before. No need to carry a separate range finder and keep switching between range finder and scope as the target moves. The accuracy is unreal and the option that makes your old shot blink while you zero this thing is simply brilliant. You can zoom for better closer shots and the aiming dot automatically compensates and moves as you zoom. Looks larger than it really is and is lighter in weight than my regular scope. The wireless trigger is also an amazing innovation and great useful tool that I placed with easy access with my trigger finger to range while looking thru the scope. I’m in love
William Wilson Verified Buyer –
Let me start by saying that even if the Garmin Xero was the same price as the Burris Oracle X, I would choose the Burris in a heartbeat!
I like the lower profile of the OracleX. I like the wireless ranging switch. The Garmin has a wired switch. I like the fact that you always have 20 yd. crosshairs even if the battery goes dead. If the battery went dead on the Garmin, you are dead in the water until you replace the battery.
The Burris is also a true variable 2 to 7 power scope. Most crossbow scopes are fixed once you set the speed dial. I like this because I prefer low magnification when hunting, yet it’s nice to be able to crank up the magnification when target shooting or sighting in at longer distances.
When I first looked through the scope and turned the eye piece, it quickly came in to focus and I was amazed at sharpness and clarity. The Oracle X also compensates for up and down hill shots and has built in level indicating led’s. Truing is simple once you learn the menu button sequences and the scope ranges distance very quickly. Much faster than my hand held laser rangefinder. One of the best features is the Burris lifetime no questions asked warranty.
As a retired electrical engineering technician and 50 year bowhunter, I can’t think of a single improvement I would make to the Oracle X. It is truly the ultimate crossbow scope.
Oracle X Crossbow Scope Verified Buyer –
Edward Hale Verified Buyer –
Great investment in accuracy. Cost effective at $644.
Scott W. Price Verified Buyer –
Love this scope! Works as advertised. Once crossbow is sighted in per instructions, no more ranging deer with rangefinder. On the money, 2 for 2, spot on this year. Recommended!
Tom Verified Buyer –
SCOPE DOES EVERYTHING IT SAYS IT WILL AND MORE. Great eye relief, easy to sight in, very effective in the field. I would 100% recommend this product to everyone I talk to, from the beginners to seasoned hunters.
Steve wells Verified Buyer –
Great scope. Been looking for one for awhile and gosszy.com had the best price.
Anonymous Verified Buyer –
If you have sighted in a gun or a bow before it takes about an hour to dial it in. Accurate as can be. As with my bow sight i run lithium batteries, as they last multiple seasons and are awesome in the cold. This scope sat for 2 weeks with a brand new energizer lithium battery and before my hunt thismorning it was stone dead. Last hunt 2 weeks ago. 10$ battery. Ill be removing the battery after hunts, and the battery cover is a major pain in the ass to get screwed in.
Good news is i slapped in another lith battery and bullseye at 50yd before hunt, so didnt lose settings.
Good price and easy to use otherwise, remote is wireless.