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2-7x35mm FullField II
Just fits across the longer Sagave "short action"--sits nice and low with Talley one-piece rings. The scope is small, light, and rugged, gathers light after the day is done, shows no distortion along its edges, precise in its adjustments, good in both its warranty and customer service (not that you'll need it), and it bears usable "mil-dots." Also, I would note that the rectile's "side-hairs" are larger than I expected allowing for noticably faster aquisitions. I am confident in this big-game scope, and I will be buying other FullField scopes when the time comes. Note: OPtics Planet honors its...
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Very good scope
I bought this scope for a 20 inch AR in 6.5 Grendel.. It's perfect, clear glass and reticle zero'ed @ 150 yds is dead on a 200 & 300 yds.. perfect whitetail setup! I think it will make a great scope for many other uses.
Would recommend: Yes
3 of 3 found the following review helpful.
And then tbere were three...
I have had leupolds from the older m8 models, vx1, vx2, and vx3 but I have converted to Burris over the past three years or so after first buying a fullfield 2-7x35 with the bdc reticle...... I was very impressed for the money, then I bought a Burris Veracity ffp scope which is also an excellent scope. My most recent is a fullfield 3-9x40... another excellent scope for the money....I have used all three extensively in the field hunting and have no complaints... all are very good in low light for the money....
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 2 found the following review helpful.
Burris fullfield II 2x7x35
Just got through doing a thorough comparison to the fulfilled II vs. Leopold vx3i. My wife, myself, and my oldest son all gave their opinion after testing side by side. The first test was optical clarity and we all gave the edge to the burris but was very close. The image in the Burris was larger at the same magnification so we had to leave the Burris on 5 and turn the Leopold to 6.5 to get the same image size. The next test was low light shooting conditions. My wife and I gave the edge to the burris and my son thought that the Leopold edged out the burris. This was after I allowed him to adjust the leupold to whatever magnification he could get the best picture with which was right at 9 for the Leupold. The burris was on 7. We then tested 7 to 7 and my son couldn't decide between the 2. The final test was ambient light conditions where you could not make out the cross hairs any longer. It ws hard to call but if I had to pick I would probably say the leupold barely edged out the burris but at that point it wouldn't matter. All in all we spent close to an hour to be as thorough as possible. Burris fulfilled is the bang for the buck champ hands down and I am a Leopold fan. Probably more biased to the Leupold to be honest being that I own a number of them. If you are looking for a low priced scope that compares with scopes 2 to 3 times its price then you got it. With their warranty being as solid as anyone in the business it would be hard not to go with Burris. This was an apple...
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Pros:
- Awesome optical clarity,
- great optical clarity, great light gathering capability, looks good, well built, great warranty
Cons:
- If I had to come up with one it would be that you have to turn the whole eyepiece to adjust magnification instead of just a ring
Would recommend: Yes
5 of 5 found the following review helpful.
Low Light; Eye Relief, FOV, and more...
I just finished up deer season and mounted this at Christmas for the last few weeks. This scope has the best low light, dusk/dawn lenses I have ever used. Scopes I own or have owned that cost two and three times as much don't show me what this Fullfield II can. The eye relief was easy to set just so, and the field of view on this 2-7 was perfect for hunting thick woods. I mounted this on a Savage long action with a single-piece ring mount (DNZ). Even though compact, there was just enough mounting space on the barrel to pull the scope back to the exact amount of needed eye relief for me. I am extremely happy with this scope and plan on it outlasting the forever warranty.
Pros:
- field of view
- eye relief
- Low light capability
Cons:
- None
Best Used for:
- woods hunting
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
Very clear optic for the money..
Bought this scope for its size on a smaller rifle.Unboxed and inspected it and all looked as it should. Mounted it on my 17 HMR and with three shots had it set on target. The optics are really clear and the reticle is nice when shooting small game. I am really satisfied with this purchase.
Pros:
- Clear optic
- Nice reticle
- Nice fit for a smaller rifle
Cons:
- none I experienced
Would recommend: Yes
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
This is how a scope should be
Great scope no complaints whatsoever. One thing I have not done is test it in snow...but I think the abominable snowman was a hoax so I wont be trying to hunt this creature any time soon. I've tested mine in water and no problems hunting in rain whatsoever. Nice magnification adjustment not too loose nor overly firm...is just right like my porridge. Good eye relief and field of view is excellent. Would buy another 1...oh I did. Two great scopes and couple with the Burris low steal rings its definite that these are are perfect.
Pros:
- honestly none
Cons:
- nil
Best Used for:
- hunting
Would recommend: Yes
Mounting a scope
Optics plant made it really easy to use there website scope that I bought was very fast and easy to install,great price and very fast shipping.the Burris fullfeld two works great put it on Henry rifle
Would recommend: Yes
not true power...
I compared this 2x7 scope to several others that I had.. and the 7 power does not come close in magnification to other seven power scopes..... also the advertising showed a windage dots... to right an left.. this scope does not have those... only elevation hash marks....
Would recommend: No
0 of 1 found the following review helpful.
Burris hunting scopes
Excellent scope!! I have about four of these in different sizes and categories every one of them have excellent Optics & magnification is great. Light in the even or low light is great. Magnification on distant targets Clarity of the scope is still well above what normal scopes of this cost would be. During the mornings a low temperature Clarity and the presence of no fog inside the scope is excellent.
Would recommend: Yes
Burris 2-7 x 35mm FullField II Rifle Scope
This is a great value. We have three of these mounted on various weapons ranging from a 12 gauge slug gun, 50 Beowulf and a 223. All perform well and have been trouble free. All have stood up to the pounding of heavy recoil and rough use hunting in all types of weather. I would definitely recommend this scope.
Pros:
- Reasonable price point
- Burris quality
- Excellent light gathering qualities
- 2x - 7x makes this a great mid-range hunting scope
- Entire eyepiece turns to adjust zoom
Cons:
- none yet
Best Used for:
- hunting
- mid-range target shooting
Would recommend: Yes
2 of 3 found the following review helpful.
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