I have 4 Burris 3x9, 1 2x7 and a 5x14 and am happy with all of them. They are clear and all have ballistic plex reticles and out to 500 yards they are right on when sighted correctly. On the 5x14, I ran some of my loads through a ballistic program to check on maybe changing the ranges using the ballistic plex. I was able to set it up so that instead of the thick part of the lower cross hair being used for 500 yards, it is now adjusted for 700. I have practiced with it in the field and here again, it is dead on out to 700. I shouldn't say dead on because at 200 yards it is shooting 2.2 inches high which is the high point of the trajectory path, or thereabouts. Now I don't know about anyone else, but if I hit an animal withiin 2 inches of my point of aim, it is going down.
I've also had to call customer service a time or two and they have been very helpful.
In my opinion, the burris is a great value. The optics, though not Swarovsky class, are more than clear enough and I think it is the best scope for the money on the market.