What do you think of this scope?
http://www.burrisoptics.com/ar332.html
for use on a Flat top Ar-15 carbine. Mostly for coyote hunting day and night..
for use on a Flat top Ar-15 carbine. Mostly for coyote hunting day and night..
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Neat concept but way too busy for me, all that would be distracting when hunting. 0 -
Depends on what your mounting it on. It looks a little high, may require a comb raising pad on certain applications to keep your face down tight. "Nothing can ruin your accuracy like your head floating around off the stock". 0 -
quickmajik,
That dot in the center blocks out a lot of target. The BDC dots below it may not match the ammo or the temp you are shooting it in.
I personally like a fixed reticle with fixed parameters for helping to range. But when the reticle takes over ranging I have issues with it. Like a mil-dot vs. a BDC. A mil-dot is a measurement you can go off of. A BDC gives the impression it's right on. When it's not. If you do your homework, both will provide aimpoints acceptable to your rifle/round. But, I think ranging type reticles with fixed points offer better computation of ballistic drops at long range.0
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