Burris Oracle X Rangefinding Crossbow Scope - Advanced Precision Optics for Archery Enthusiasts
- Finish-Color:
- Black
The Burris Oracle X rangefinding crossbow scope brings laser-assisted precision to tree stand and ground hunting. This is the first integrated rangefinding scope purpose-built for crossbows—combining a built-in laser rangefinder, variable magnification, and angle-compensating ballistics in one compact optic. Press the wireless remote or the range button on the scope itself, and the Oracle X instantly calculates distance to target and displays the exact aiming point. No more guessing yardage or dialing adjustments mid-hunt.
What sets the Oracle X apart is its ability to adapt to your zoom. The 2–7X variable magnification system includes magnification compensation, meaning your aiming reticle stays accurate whether you're zoomed in tight or pulled back for situational awareness. An integrated inclinometer automatically factors in shot angle—critical for elevated tree stand positions common in whitetail and elk hunting. The electronic bubble level helps you eliminate unwanted cant, and the wireless remote design lets you position the activation button anywhere on your crossbow frame for comfort and minimal movement at draw.
Built on a decade of rangefinding-optics experience (including Burris's Eliminator riflescope line), the Oracle X is engineered for durability. It's lightweight, sealed against weather, and backed by Burris's Forever Warranty. The scope runs on a single battery rated for 3,000+ activations, with auto-brightness and manual intensity adjustment so you can see your reticle clearly in low light or bright conditions. For crossbows exceeding 400 FPS, Burris recommends using 40, 60, 80, and 100-yard trueing distances to establish the best ballistic curve.
This is precision archery technology for hunters who demand accuracy at distance and the confidence that comes with knowing exactly how far—and exactly where—to aim.
Key Features
- Built-in laser rangefinder with wireless remote activation for fast, hands-on yardage confirmation
- 2–7X variable zoom with magnification compensation—aiming point stays true across the entire zoom range
- Integrated inclinometer automatically adjusts for steep angles and tree stand shots
- Electronic bubble level to correct cant and improve shot consistency
- Auto-brightness reticle with manual intensity control for any light condition
- Minimum range of 5 yards; suitable for crossbows up to and exceeding 400 FPS
- Precise aluminum mount with locking adjustment screws to hold zero
- Battery life: 3,000+ activations per charge
- Burris Forever Warranty—no questions asked
Specifications
| Magnification | 2–7X variable |
| Length | 11.9 inches |
| Width | 2.95 inches |
| Height | 3.28 inches |
| Center-to-base height | 2.0 inches |
| Field of view (low power) | 47 ft @ 100 yd |
| Field of view (high power) | 14 ft @ 100 yd |
| Minimum range | 5 yards |
| Battery life | 3,000+ activations |
| Warranty | Burris Forever Warranty |
Frequently Asked Questions
What crossbows is the Oracle X compatible with?
The Oracle X is designed to work with crossbows across a wide speed range. For crossbows exceeding 400 FPS, Burris recommends establishing your zero using 40, 60, 80, and 100-yard trueing points to optimize the ballistic curve. For standard-speed crossbows, the scope will function reliably across normal hunting distances. Always verify your crossbow's mounting system is compatible with the scope's aluminum mount before purchase.
How does the rangefinder activate, and what's the minimum range?
You can activate the laser rangefinder two ways: press the wireless remote (placed anywhere on your crossbow) or use the range button directly on the scope. The minimum effective range is 5 yards, making it suitable for close-quarters tree stand hunting as well as longer-distance shots. The scope displays distance and automatically calculates the correct aiming point in one action.
Does the reticle stay accurate when I zoom in or out?
Yes. The Oracle X features magnification compensation across its 2–7X zoom range. Your aiming reticle adjusts automatically to stay accurate no matter where you are within the zoom range, so you can adjust magnification for comfort or visibility without losing zero.
How long does the battery last, and should I remove it when not in use?
The battery is rated for 3,000+ activations per charge. Burris recommends removing the battery after use to maximize battery life during storage.

