Any former Burris scope mechanics out there?

[Pete Wass]

I had the thought to try to find a former Burris employee who might be able to work on older Burris scopes? Any out there>

Pete

 

[CJ6]

I had the thought to try to find a former Burris employee who might be able to work on older Burris scopes? Any out there>

Pete

Let me know if you find one.

 

[Pete Wass]

Gotta be one somewhere out there in Greeley?

 

[AlNyhus]

Pete, what issues does the scope have?

 

[jackieschmidt]

Working on scopes is really not that big of a deal if you are familiar with the internal construction of a particular model.

The big deal is having the tools, usually in the manner of special spanner type wrenches, that are needed to get the things apart.

 

[DGP4]

Are you sure Burris won't work on an older scope? Might be worth a call. If they can't help you I would call Vintage Scope repair. https://www.vintagegunscopes.com/burrisscopes

 

[freebird22/250]

Burris scopes have a lifetime warranty regardless even if your not the original owner, you should contact them.

 

[CJ6]

Burris scopes have a lifetime warranty regardless even if your not the original owner, you should contact them.

Well that's what they claim. Not necessarily the way it works.

 

[AlNyhus]

I just went through this with Burris.

Burris does not offer any service or parts for the older 'Mini/Compact' series scopes that the 6 power Hunter Class scopes are based on.....which is what Pete has that needs work.

Ditto for the later HBR II series. They no longer inventory any parts for them. That includes reticles for changes.

They did return the scope to me with 'No Warranty' stamped on the underside of the turret housing.

They do honor the lifetime warranty by offering a replacement scope. They are pretty flexible on this, too.

Good shootin' -Al