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Most Helpful Positive Review
burris t.m.p.r 3
Very nice optic, one of the best optics I have purchased. Slapped right on my ddm4 pdw and looks and feels amazing on there. Can’t say enough good things about the warranty Burris gives. Burris makes a great optic and was very impressed on the timely manner that I received the product from planet o...
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Most Helpful Negative Review
Battery killer.
Kills battery after 2 weeks even with "battery saver feature. Scope covers just plain junk on an expensive optic! Cost me $25 to send in for warranty of a defective product. Expensive mistake I made, hopefully you won't. C Thompson.
Burris Prism Scope
I am giving this scope 5 stars and recommending it because of previous experience with Burris. I have just mounted it on an Ar15 in 7.62x39. I have not had the opportunity to try it out yet. It appears to be well constructed and rugged. The price was amazing. I plan to use it with a gun mounted green light for hunting pigs at night. The only issues are the lens caps could be better quality the front does not want to stay closed. Also, the reticle explanation could be better. What bullet, what bullet weight, what velocity etc...
Pros:
- good construction, excellent price
Cons:
- needs better lens caps
Best Used for:
- target shooting , hunting
Would recommend: Yes
2 of 2 found the following review helpful.
For THIS price, YES.
When these came out, they were around 1k and revolutionary for the time. I never thought I'd get my hands on 1, but now I own 3. The unit is a bit dated, but it's SOLID. The pros are build quality and the glass clarity. The cons are no killflash included(I'm looking at aftermarket options atm). This does not accept any other RDS other than fast fire. This is because the battery from the prism can power the rds via the mount and regulating voltages for other brands of sights would be a nightmare. A pic rail would be nice, but apparently not thought of. The unit dies not have illumination memory. It defaults to red mid brightness when turned on. The adjustment is 1/2 moa on the 3x and 1/4 moa on the 5x. I feel the 3x should've had 1/4 as well because shooting is all about rounds on target. This unit is a little dated, but is VERY solid and at this price($313 atm), I'm getting more. PS--Made in Phillipines, aka Burris's mid tier optic manufacturers
Pros:
- Glass clarity and overall build quality
Cons:
- No illumination memory or way to piggyback another brand rds
Would recommend: Yes
7 of 7 found the following review helpful.
Burris T.M.P.R 3x prism
So far so good like the quality and the warranty all around I would give it a 4.5 on a 5 point grading system, would have gave it a 5 star but the quick detach system doesn’t loosen up easily but all and all I would recommend this to anyone for the price.
Would recommend: Yes
3 of 4 found the following review helpful.
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