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BTS
3 scopesA compact, straightforward line. V3 updates the older V2, with a sharper 640 option.
$1,500–$2,000
BTS35 v2
384-class sensor35 mm lens
This sensor and lens combination favors identifying animals farther away, trading a broad scanning view for a narrower view of distant targets. Its 31.0 oz mounted weight and 5-hour listed runtime are worth weighing together for longer nights. Compare current offers and the alternatives below to see what a change in price buys you.
Key specs
- Resolution
- 400×300 px
- Hog ID
- 319 yd
- Field of view
- 7.8°
- Weight
- 31.0 oz
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Compare price, image performance, and handling to see which tradeoffs suit your hunting. Start with these alternatives, or compare any scope in the full lineup.
| Scope | This scope  Burris BTS35 v238435 mm3.2× | Similar setup  Bering Super Hogster A3 2.9-11.6x35mm38435 mm2.9× | More identification range  InfiRay RICO Mk2 384 LRF 4x 42mm38442 mm4× |
|---|---|---|---|
| At a glance | |||
| Best price | No offer | $2,175 | $2,489 |
| HuntGrade Score | 54.4 | 57.4 | 58.6, advantage |
| Overall rank | #134 of 155 | #131 of 155 | #120 of 155, advantage |
| Image | |||
| Image score | 52.5 | 52.6 | 56.2, advantage |
| Resolution | 400×300, advantage | 384×288 | 384×288 |
| Objective lens | 35mm | 35mm | 42mm, largest lens |
| Field of view | 7.8°, widest field of view | 7.5° | 6.2° |
| Identification | 319 yd | 319 yd | 383 yd, advantage |
| Handling | |||
| Handling score | 64.8 | 74.9, advantage | 60.9 |
| Mounted weight | 31 oz | 17 oz, advantage | 37 oz |
| Runtime | ~5 hrs, advantage | ~3.5 hrs | ~5 hrs, advantage |
| Laser rangefinder | No | No | Built in, advantage |
| Warranty | |||
| Warranty score | 54.0 | 82.0 | 90.0, advantage |
| Term | 3 years | 4 years | 5 years, advantage |
| Transferable | No — first owner only | Yes, advantage | No — first owner only |
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Burris BTS35 v2
400×300 sensor · 35 mm lens · 12 µm
ImageImage52.5× 80% weight
HandlingHandling64.8× 15% weight
WarrantyWarranty54.0× 5% weight
HuntGrade Score54.4
Image
52.5 pts
Sensor resolution34.5 pts400×30050% of Image
Animal detail89.8 pts319 yd ID15% of Image
Field of view65.6 pts7.8° horizontal FOV15% of Image
Sensitivity46.0 pts50 mK10% of Image
Optics90.0 ptsf/15% of Image
Screen57.5 pts1024×768 · 50 Hz5% of Image
Handling
64.8 pts
Mounted weight71.0 pts31.0 oz60% of Handling
Battery life38.0 pts5 hours20% of Handling
Water resistance95.0 ptsIP6710% of Handling
Eye relief51.0 pts48 mm10% of Handling
Warranty
54.0 pts
Electronics coverage60.0 pts3 years90% of Warranty
Transferability0.0 ptsOriginal owner only10% of Warranty
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BTS is its thermal product family.
The thermal sensor, display and electronics add a different set of components to the conventional riflescopes Burris built its name on.
Thermal has its own warranty.
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