Eliminator III LaserScope

The wind issue is there with any scope. Having the rest done for you should be a big help since it would free you up to concentrate more on the wind. Didn't think they would work with airguns though.

I have one, but not on an airgun. (a rimfire powder burner). Don't know if it would work. I think you could get it to work, but if buying only for an airgun, I'd check with Burris. If you get one, you need to get the Eliminator III with the remote button. That's the one I have, and you can enter ballistic info starting with a 50 yd (previous version were 100 yd only) zero.

If I recall what I've read correctly, the earlier version of the Eliminator worked better with rimfires (shorter ranges) and might be much more suited to air gun use if one could be located. Not certain of this but seems it is what I've read.

This scope won't work as intended for an air rifle. The magic that happens with this scope is based on the cartridge's ballistic curve....

To get the scope to work correctly you would have to "zero" @ 50 yrds then enter the drop (inches) @ 200yrds. Unfortunately, you're restricted to 2 digits. Y0xx. Y = yards, 0 = 50yrd zero, xx = bullet drop at 200yrds. I just did a quick an dirty ballistics calc and a .22 pellet will drop ~300 inches at that distance.

Here are the manuals:

https://www.burrisoptics.com/sites/default/files/content/products/preview/downloads/cartridgelist-eliminatoriii.pdf

https://www.burrisoptics.com/sites/default/files/content/products/manuals/eliminatormanual.pdf

The only reason I know all this, is b/c my dad just picked one up for his .308.

It's too bad Burris doesn't tweak their software for us Airgunners. I sent them my shooting specs: .25 cal, 25.4G at 905 FTS. Their reply was "You will not be able to use that particular load with the Eliminator III. The bullet must stay below 90 inches of drop at 250 yards, and your bullet drops 109 inches".

It seems like I'm so close to their requirements.