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  • chuck
    I have heard and seen ads. on a Burris scope that after you get it sighted in you can lock the cross hairs in, Any body tryed it yet? I sure do hope it works, I am tired of sending scopes in for repair, I shoot a lot of Mag Rifles and after about 200 rounds the scopes are bad.
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  • snickers
    The posilock feature is available on the Signature and Black Diamonds and it works great on the Magnums. The problem with a Burris scope is it is like a bag of Lay's potaoe chips "you just can't have one". I was and still am a strong Leupold owner but one Burris has turned into ten and every one is perfect.

    MONEY TALKS mine says good-bye
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  • JustC
    When you tighten the posi-lok, it may change POI slightly, then you may have to loosen it, adjust the POI left/right or Up/down the amount it was off, and then re-tighten the Posi-Lok. It states this in the owners manual and is really no big deal. I will agree with snickers, Burris scopes are excellent quality products.

    A great rifle with a junk scope,....is junk.
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  • chuck
    Thank you Guys for answering, I shoot a lot of 300 and 338 Mag's and my scopes do not hold up, I have several Leupold's and usally send in 3 a year to factory, they fix them and the turn around time is less than 2 weeks, could not ask for a better Co. But they don't stay fixed Am trying B&L now and so far so good, but time will tell. I do have one Burris sig. and have sent it back to factory once Took a long time to get it back, don't know if they fixed it or not haven't tryed it yet.
    It really pisses me that I have to give all most as much for a scope as a Rifle and the scope will not hold up.
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  • varmit hunter
    snickers said it best. I had five Leupolds. I now have five Burris scopes.

    The most important things, Are not things.
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