Discontinued Items:

Achromat 102f6

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The Achro 102f6 was the first in a series of Burgess Optical achro refractors. The OTA is shown on a photo tripod and head with the SWA 38 EP. What looks like a bite out of the focuser end of the scope is actually a Burgess Optical red dot finder, which, being black, blends into the night background.

Check out our construction and features...


  • Fully machined and baffled dew shield - over 100 baffles in the dew shield alone!
  • Our dew shields screw on to the lens cell
  • The lens cells are a 2 piece design and have push-pull collimation
  • Our lens cells screw into the machined aluminum tubes
  • The aluminum tubes are fully knife-edge baffled
  • The focusers screw into the tubes and feature brass locking rings on the 2" and 1.25" adapter
  • Our 2" diagonals feature brass locking rings
  • Bright 50mm Finderscope
  • Custom Aluminum case 
  • 40 MM and 6 MM Plossl Eyepieces
  • Price!!! This is our best feature - all of the above for less 
The Achro 102f6 was discontinued in 2004, with the last ones sold in early 2005.

Achromat 127f8

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The Achro 127f8 was one of a series of Burgess Optical achro refractors. The OTA is shown on a red oak tripod with a CG-5 clone mount and the SWA 38 EP.

Check out our construction and features...


  • Fully machined and baffled dew shield - over 100 baffles in the dew shield alone!
  • Our dew shields screw on to the lens cell
  • The lens cells are a 2 piece design and have push-pull collimation
  • Our lens cells screw into the machined aluminum tubes
  • The aluminum tubes are fully knife-edge baffled
  • The focusers screw into the tubes and feature brass locking rings on the 2" and 1.25" adapter
  • Our 2" diagonals feature brass locking rings
  • Bright 50mm Finderscope
  • Custom Aluminum case 
  • 40 MM and 6 MM Plossl Eyepieces
  • Price!!! This is our best feature - all of the above for less 
The Achro 127f8 was discontinued in 2004, with the last ones sold in early 2005.

The 127f8 has proven to be a fine telescope, offering both reasonably wide field of views and nice planetary views.