Burris Fullfield Opinions

[OXN939]

Anyone got any experience with these? Just picked up a 2-7x35 to go on a brush gun I'm putting together. Have never owned a Burris riflescope before, but got to check one out on a friend's rifle recently and was quite impressed. Fit and finish was great, solid light transmission, with a nice uncluttered reticle. Doesn't look like a bad option for a basic lightweight set-and-forget type optic.

 

[Elkfitness]

I have one on a 300 win mag and it’s held zero and has made it through a handful of 3rd and 4th seasons (and snow) out here in Colorado. I don’t dial or do anything with it, but it’s a nice solid scope.


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[AGPank]

It used to be all I used, but it was the older made in the USA. Never had any problems with them. I had a newer fullfield on my 22, I got a good deal on it. Very solid scope, but didn’t have the parallax adjustment I needed.

I thought they were solid mid-range optics. I never tried any of their adjustable turrets or higher end stuff.


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[OXN939]

I have one on a 300 win mag and it’s held zero and has made it through a handful of 3rd and 4th seasons (and snow) out here in Colorado. I don’t dial or do anything with it, but it’s a nice solid scope.


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Nice. Pretty solid op test right there. Most I'd do with this guy would be to use the ballistic subtensions to probably 250ish. Sounds like yours has been fitting the bill.

It used to be all I used, but it was the older made in the USA. Never had any problems with them. I had a newer fullfield on my 22, I got a good deal on it. Very solid scope, but didn’t have the parallax adjustment I needed.

I thought they were solid mid-range optics. I never tried any of their adjustable turrets or higher end stuff.


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Evidently all models of the Veracity are very well received so far. I may try one at some point in my life. Will report how it goes with this Fullfield.

 

[gumbl3]

I own a couple.. They've been great for what I've asked them to do

 

[Dvidos]

It used to be all I used, but it was the older made in the USA. Never had any problems with them. I had a newer fullfield on my 22, I got a good deal on it. Very solid scope, but didn’t have the parallax adjustment I needed.

I thought they were solid mid-range optics. I never tried any of their adjustable turrets or higher end stuff.


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+1

 

[Adventure11]

I just put a 4.5 x 12 on a Weatherby. I can't wait to put it to the test this fall. At the range it didn't disappoint.. Solid glass and well built

 

[manitou1]

I have them on three rifles. Been using them for about 12 years on some guns. Never had a problem with them. I use other scopes for dialing though.

 

[Rimrocks]

Very happy with mine. Has held zero even with some bruises

 

[Osteodoc08]

My go to low power scope on a budget. I put them on par with VX2 models.

 

[Newtosavage]

I have nothing bad to say about Fullfield II's by Burris. I've owned a few and I've never had a problem with them. The best 400-yard group I've ever shot was using a 3-9x40 Fullfield II on my Tikka T3x. That reticle is very useful. Only place they fall short of Leupy is eye relief at the higher mags. I wouldn't put a Fullfield II on a high recoiling rifle for that reason, but on everything else they a great value for the dollar.