burris lighted reticle scope
I'm thinking about purchasing a burris fullfield II with the lrs for night coyote hunting. Anyone have any experience with this scope or other lrs scopes? The Burris costs about $300 for the 3x9x40. My other scopes are Leupolds, but their lrs scopes are very pricey ($800+). I've read glowing reports about Burris clarity, but have never owned one to compare with my Leupolds under low light. Any help would be appreciated.
When your only tool is a hammer, all problems begin to resemble nails.
When your only tool is a hammer, all problems begin to resemble nails.
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I sold my vari-x III for my signature 4-16 with the e-dot reticle. This scope is every bit as clear and the illum dot has proven to be a real advantage. they will gather every bit as much light as a comparable objective leupold,..and IMHO they gather a little more.
why chase the game when the bullet can get em from here?....
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Thanks for the response JustC.
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I own several Burris. In comparable objective lens diameters, power settings the Burris produce better clarity and brightness tan my Leupolds. IMHO[;)]
"They're in front of us,
they're behind us,
they're to our left and to our right...
they can't get away now."
Chesty Puller,
Chosin Reservoir, Korea
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The Burris lighted reticule is superb for night hunting, and I think that once you own one you'll soon part with the other ones. Steer clear of the PosiLock !
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Too late mrBruce,I just purchased the Signature which has the posilock. Can you tell me the problem you had with it?
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