Burris Eliminator® IV — LaserScope 4–16×50mm (KB)

Model: 200133 | Reticle: X96 | Battery: 2 × AAA

Overview

Built-in laser rangefinder with extended ranging capability (target-dependent), integrated inclinometer, onboard ballistic calculator, and illuminated holdover dot for the corrected aiming point.
Wireless remote pad for ranging without breaking position; direct-mount base (no separate rings).
Program once with your cartridge info (Drop # and BC), then aim → range → shoot with wind holds referenced to a 10 mph value.

1) Mounting & Compatibility

Topic	Guidance
Base type	Use a quality Weaver-style or Picatinny cross-slot base sized for your action. Burris XTB (Xtreme Tactical) bases are recommended.
Preparation	Degrease receiver holes and base screws; install bases per manufacturer specs. Verify full clamp engagement with the base lips.
Set eye relief	Shoulder the rifle and place scope for a full field of view at max power with safe eye relief (3.5–4 in).
Seat & torque	Push the scope forward against the recoil lugs, then tighten the two mount hex-nuts evenly to 50–70 in-lb (Burris guidance). A common nominal value used by Burris is 65 in-lb for Eliminator clamps.

Courtesy of Beretta Australia.

2) Quick-Start Programming (6 steps)

Enter Setup: Press & hold Forward, then also hold an On/Range button for ~6 s; release to enter setup.
Units: Select Y (yards) or M (meters); press Forward to confirm.
Zero Distance: Choose “0” (50 yd), “1” (100 yd), or “2” (200 yd); confirm.
Drop Number: Set the 3-digit Drop # for your load.
BC Value: Set the 2-digit BC (enter without decimal point).
Save: Press Back to save and return to shooting mode.

Notes: Drop # is based on drop at 750 yd (for 100/200-yd zeros) or 250 yd (for 50-yd zero). Use Burris Ballistic Tools to find Drop # and BC for common factory ammo, then confirm at the range.

3) Operation & Displays

Press either On/Range to range. Display shows range, a 10 mph wind value (how many dots to hold), and lights the holdover dot.
After ~10 s the units/range/battery icons turn off, but the holdover dot & 10 mph wind value remain for ~90 s (until you range again or change magnification).
Increase/decrease reticle brightness with Up/Down during normal operation.
If a range cannot be acquired, four horizontal lines appear and the reticle still shows holdover dots in 50/100-unit increments so it remains usable.
Once activated, the scope remains powered for ~4 hours; you can use the remote during this period. After that, turn it on with an On/Range button.

4) Zeroing & Long-Range Verification

Zero at your chosen distance (50/100/200 yd). Confirm mechanical zero and parallax setting at that distance.
Verify Drop # / BC: At long range, shoot a group at max magnification. If impact is low, increase Drop # by the inches low; if high, decrease by the inches high.

5) Power & Batteries

Power source: 2 × AAA (replace as needed).
Battery status icon appears on range; keep contacts clean and install fresh, quality alkalines or lithiums for best cold-weather performance.

6) Troubleshooting (Quick)

No range return: Check for grass/twigs/precipitation in the beam path, dirty objective, low battery, low target reflectivity, or an unsteady hold.
Reticle/brightness: Use Up/Down during operation; re-enter setup if needed to confirm units/zero/ballistic table.

7) Specifications — Quick Reference

Spec	Value
Magnification / Objective	4–16× / 50 mm
Field of View @ 100 yd	33–9 ft
Eye Relief / Exit Pupil	3.5–4 in / 16–4.2 mm
Click Value / Travel	1/8 MOA; Elevation 50 MOA; Windage 50 MOA
Parallax (focus)	30 yds → ∞
Length / Weight	15.5 in / 28.8 oz
Battery	2 × AAA

User Guide (PDF): Eliminator IV User Guide
Quick Guide (PDF): Eliminator IV Quick Guide
Product Page: Eliminator IV — 4–16×50mm

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