{"id":25265,"date":"2013-08-19T14:00:34","date_gmt":"2013-08-19T19:00:34","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.downrange.tv\/blog\/?p=25265"},"modified":"2013-08-20T19:29:31","modified_gmt":"2013-08-21T00:29:31","slug":"burris-gets-serious-about-laser-technology","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.downrange.tv\/blog\/burris-gets-serious-about-laser-technology\/25265\/","title":{"rendered":"Burris Gets Serious About Laser Technology"},"content":{"rendered":"

GREELEY, Colo. (August 19, 2013) – Burris\u00ae, a proven leader in riflescope technology, is now offering high-tech laser sighting devices. All Burris Laser Systems<\/a> are produced to stringent mil-spec requirements using the very highest-grade laser diodes and LED’s. These durable and robust lasers are appropriate for law enforcement or military use, as well as self-defense and predator hunting. These lasers are shipping now, and can be found at your local firearms retailer.<\/p>\n

\"Burris-Laser\"AR-DBAL\u2122 – Dual Beam Aiming Laser<\/strong>
\nThe Burris\u00ae AR-DBAL\u2122 is an Eye-Safe dual beam laser sighting system, equipped with both a Class I Infrared laser pointer (perfect for use with night vision equipment) and a Class IIIa Red or Green (depending on model) visible laser pointer. It allows for seamless transition from daylight maneuvers to low-light operations, with rugged construction that allows it to perform under the most rigorous conditions.<\/p>\n

The adjustable focus infrared laser gives the operator options depending on mission requirements. When focused, the laser provides a continuous beam along the weapon’s line of fire for precise aiming. When de-focused, the beam spreads to provide improved illumination and situational awareness. High and low intensity settings are available, as well as electronic single- and double-tap activation. Single-tap activation enables momentary activation, while double-tap activation provides continuous activation for five minutes. Built to last, the laser meets MIL-STD-810G requirements for reliability in desert heat or arctic cold, and is waterproof up to 66 feet.<\/p>\n

AR-FFL\u2122 – FastFire\u2122 with Laser<\/strong>
\nModern sporting rifle enthusiasts will appreciate the fast acquisition, dual sighting solution provided by the Burris\u00ae AR-FFL\u2122. The AR-FFL combines the popular 3MOA Burris\u00ae FastFire\u2122 red dot reflex sight with an extremely durable mil-spec Infrared or Visible Red aiming laser. For even more versatility, operators can choose from either an Inline or Offset laser aiming point. The Inline version is perfect for flattop rifles as it positions the FastFire to co-witness with iron sights, while the Offset version allows both the laser and FastFire sight to align to the side of an AR-15-style front sight.<\/p>\n

The FastFire III sight is parallax free, features three brightness settings plus an automatic brightness mode, a top-access battery compartment, and a see-through protective lens hood. The AR-FFL adjustable focus infrared laser is Eye-Safe and gives the operator options depending on mission requirements. When focused, the laser provides a continuous beam along the weapon’s line of fire for precise aiming. When de-focused, the beam spreads to provide improved illumination and situational awareness. High and low intensity settings are available, as well as electronic single- and double-tap activation. Single-tap activation enables momentary activation, while double-tap activation provides continuous activation for five minutes. Built to last, the laser meets MIL-STD-810G requirements for reliability in desert heat or arctic cold, and is waterproof up to 66 feet.<\/p>\n

AR-LASER\u2122 – Precision Aiming Device<\/strong>
\nThe Burris\u2122 AR-Laser\u2122 provides an Infrared or Eye-Safe Visible Red aiming laser in an extremely durable and high-quality package. The Infrared model provides laser aiming up to 250 yards, while the Visible Red model provides aiming of 30 yards in bright light to 500 yards under low light conditions. Available in both Inline or Offset versions, the Inline version is perfect for flattop rifles positioning the laser directly above the barrel, while the Offset version allows the laser to align to the side of an AR-15-style front sight.<\/p>\n

Both single- and double-tap activation is offered on the AR-LASER. Single-tap activation enables momentary activation, while double-tap activation provides continuous activation for five minutes. Like all Burris Laser System devices, the AR-LASER is built to last meeting MIL-STD-810G requirements for reliability in desert heat or arctic cold, and is waterproof up to 10 feet.<\/p>\n

AR-SPIR\u2122 – Special Purpose Infrared Illuminator<\/strong>
\nThe versatile Burris\u00ae AR-SPIR\u2122 features an Eye-Safe, Class I Infrared LED Illuminator. The AR-SPIR is specifically designed for use with night vision equipment, and can be handheld or mounted to any MIL-STD-1913 rail using the self-adjusting Quick Release Mount. Variable Beam adjustment form 2\u00ba to 30\u00ba provides an eye-safe means of illuminating distances up to 1000 yards. Low (300mW nominal) to High (600mW nominal) output power makes the AR-SPIR an invaluable illumination tool, and superior beam quality significantly enhances night vision performance with no wash out or “blooming.”<\/p>\n

The AR-SPIR is a durable, lightweight tool, weighing only 8.2 ounces with batteries and mount. It provides easy battery access, and is waterproof up to 66 feet.<\/p>\n

For more detailed information on the new Burris Laser Systems, visit BurrisOptics.com<\/a> or Facebook.com\/BurrisOptics<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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