Reviews - Burris 300232 FastFire II with Picatinny Mount - 4 MOA Dot, w/ Burris FastFire Mounting Plate 410330 Reviews - BR-RD-FastFire-300232-KIT1

Author: racebronco (verified customer) from jeffersonville on Jun 10, 2013
Cons:  dot not bright.
Would recommend:  yes

racebronco wrote:

hard to see dot in bright light conditions. also cannot see dot if using light for night shooting.

Author: indy82799 (verified customer) from FL on Apr 23, 2013
Pros:  size brightness moa
Would recommend:  yes

indy82799 wrote:

Its a little pricey for my .22 ruger pistol. But all in all it was money well spent. The dot stays on target and is very easy to transition between my pistol and my shotgun when I need it. I've used this red dot for a year now and I am very happy with it. Its always nice to have en AR optic that is a little more robust. But for range use and even 3 gun with the shotgun it is absolutely great.I would buy this again in a heartbeat!

Author: JPG (verified customer) , OLD GUY, from FALLS CHURCH, VA on Mar 13, 2013
Pros:  size
Cons:  single choice for reticle
Would recommend:  yes

JPG wrote:

I had the Fastfire II mounted on a Glock 23. It fits the orginal holster and is a good value for the price.

Author: Joe Jakusz (verified customer) , I do pretty much of my own smithing., from Kamiah, ID on Mar 4, 2013
Pros:  light weight, STRONG, easy to use
Cons:  some parallax at some ranges
Would recommend:  yes

Joe Jakusz wrote:

Have one on my Ruger .44 Carbine and it shoots "minute of whitetail". Bought another for my 1911 bowling pin shooter. Amazing that it withstands the slide cycling like it does, with no POI shift. Has a little bit of parallax but if you keep the dot in the center of the housing you'll hit just fine. Actually prefer the FF II to the newer III but maybe that's just me...

Author: Frankie D from San Jose, CA on Feb 27, 2013
Pros:  Clean look. Just right size dot for me.
Cons:  None so far
Would recommend:  yes

Frankie D wrote:

Got this sight 2/23/13 as I now wear bifocals and regular sights force me to lift my head up to acquire a sharp sight picture. The mounting took all of 20 minutes to take off old sight and install this one. Went on my Glock 35 with no problemo. I took it to the range today and shot 150 mild lead reloads. It held zero and was rock solid. Wish I could change the battery without taking it off, but you can't have everyting.

Author: Tony (verified customer) from Corona, Ca. on Nov 16, 2012
Pros:  Easy to use and mount, reliable, precise
Cons:  Price! It ain't cheap!
Would recommend:  yes

Tony wrote:

Very happy with this sight. It works great and presents a wonderful sight picture. It's not cheap, but worth the money.

Author: fishinmojo from Vidor on Nov 15, 2012
Pros:  Light weight, auto brightness
Cons:  Has to be dissassemgled to change battery, No clicks on windage and elevation.
Would recommend:  yes

fishinmojo wrote:

My biggest complaint is the lack of click adjustment on windage and elevation. But, that's just the old rifleman in me. Overall a great bang for the buck.

Author: sanman1911 (verified customer) from Thrall on Nov 14, 2012
Pros:  Small, high visibility, versatile and excellent battery life.
Cons:  Doesn't do windows....
Would recommend:  yes

sanman1911 wrote:

I mounted my Fast Fire II on a Glock 20 in 10mm auto. This is a hard hitting round and would beat the batteries out of a lesser electronic sight. Easy to see day ad night. Leave it in standby with the cover or turn it off for storage. I plan on purchasing another on for my Mossberg 930 as it will kick the heck out of the Burris as well, not worried though because I know it will be able to take it. I cannot comment on the Fast Fire III but I will tell you that paying $45 on a cheap knock off is just a waste of our money.

Author: Rodking1966 (verified customer) from Indio, CA. on Sep 24, 2012
Pros:  Price and Quality
Cons:  4 MOA small and "star" shaped
Would recommend:  yes

Rodking1966 wrote:

I purchased for use on my CZ SP-01. The 4 MOA seems a little small for fast acquisition IPSC matches, but great for steel challenges and longer distances. I'm going to get the Fastfire III 8 MOA to replace it and transfer this to another gun. Overall great quality and never loses accuracy.

Author: Admin (verified customer) from Jasper, AL on Sep 10, 2012
Pros:  Dot Bright Enough
Cons:  Not Parallax Free Within 50yrds
Would recommend:  yes

Admin wrote:

Good sight but parallax is a problem up close. I mounted it above a scope on an AR15 for up close work. Parallax issues were too bad for that use for me. It would probably work well for use at longer distances.