Burris XTR PRO Race Dial Whiteboard Turret – Quick Detach 626029

Description

Built for PRS and NRL shooters who live and die by their stage plan, the Burris XTR PRO Race Dial is a quick-detach elevation turret cap with a whiteboard-style coating you can write on. Instead of fumbling with a wrist coach or a taped dope card between targets, you mark your click values straight onto the dial with a dry-erase marker, then wipe it clean and start over for the next stage. The tick marks stay put, but the numbered indicators have been cleared off to give you room for your own handwritten data.

What Sets the XTR PRO Race Dial Apart

This turret is a genuine Quick Detach design made for the XTR PRO line. You pop it on and off by squeezing the two release buttons on the sides of the cap, which means you can run the Race Dial during a match and swap back to a standard numbered dial when you want it. That tool-free swap is the whole appeal when the clock is running and you need to reconfigure fast.

Marking the Race Dial Your Way

A dry-erase marker is the go-to for quick, clean edits, and the whole face wipes off in a second. If you want something that stays put a little longer, a permanent marker works in a pinch and comes off with rubbing alcohol or acetone. The dial also measures 3/4 inch tall, which lines up with the width of most clear tapes, so you can record notes on a strip of Scotch-style tape and peel it off when the stage is done. There is even a blade slot built in to make pulling that tape quick between stages.

Keeping Your Dope Where You Can See It

The real advantage here is having your elevation data sitting right on top of the scope where your eyes already are. No glancing down at your arm, no digging for a card. For competitive long-range work where seconds count, a turret you can read and rewrite on the fly keeps your head in the stage instead of in your gear.