All new Burris Fullfield 2025

[Randy11]

Lol thanks. You mentioned if they hold zero they should be a good scope, so based on that comment I thought maybe the comment about the glass was a typo.

It's a $200 scope. Can't expect it to be perfect.

 

[FlyingRhino]

The 2.5-10 is a little fishbowl-ish at 2.5. It seems to straighten out by 4x or so. Keeping in mind that it's <$200, if it holds zero bouncing around a truck cab, I'll consider it money well spent.

 

[Bugger]

Just got my 3-12 in yesterday. Glass seems on par with the signature HD I’ve got. No complaints here.

 

[Andouille]

I have a 2-8x35mm illuminated full field on the way for my 22lr. The specs check all the boxes for small game hunting.

 

[Andouille]

Sighted in the 2-8x35 with a 22lr laser cartridge thingy, went to the range and adjusted two clicks down and shot 100 rounds dead nuts on at 20yd. The two clicks felt very crisp, no need to be a safecracker as with the VX freedom I just replaced.

Eye relief is pretty short, but that's aok on a small stock 22lr. Picture is very clear and field of view at 2x is very wide. Scope feels heavy and solid for the size... It's only "light" because of the 1" tube and short length.

Illuminated reticle wasn't quite bright enough on the max setting to see it over a white target in daylight, but works fine aiming at darker targets. With illumination off, the reticle is clear and distinct. I'll try holdovers at longer distances for fun next time at the range.

I'm very happy with the scope for now. Hope to not drop it, but that will inadvertently happen when hunting.

 

[BLJ]

Any more info on these? Specifically the 3-12. Looking at one for a 308.