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Long Range Scopes and Other Optics
Anyone NOT like burris fullfield II scopes?
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<blockquote data-quote="redneckbmxer24" data-source="post: 272257" data-attributes="member: 11459"><p>i didnt mind the reticle too much, i did find it to be quite heavy, but other than that really no complaints, it certainly could have been better. im not a huge fan of BDC reticles at all. i'd much rather prefer the spin the knobs for elevation as its more precise than a dot (and god forbid your reticle is canted), then hold wind with MIL, or MOA marking (i dial sometimes if wind is steady). i also use the MIL or MOA based reticle to hold for misses aswell, lots faster than reaching to the knobs.</p><p> </p><p>leupold's are overpriced for what you get, but what else is new. i am going to sucker up and get one of the MK4 dark earth M2 scopes though just because i like them. for me though its typically NF, or S&B, yes they both cost more than leupu (one much much more) but they both give you alot more than leupy does.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="redneckbmxer24, post: 272257, member: 11459"] i didnt mind the reticle too much, i did find it to be quite heavy, but other than that really no complaints, it certainly could have been better. im not a huge fan of BDC reticles at all. i'd much rather prefer the spin the knobs for elevation as its more precise than a dot (and god forbid your reticle is canted), then hold wind with MIL, or MOA marking (i dial sometimes if wind is steady). i also use the MIL or MOA based reticle to hold for misses aswell, lots faster than reaching to the knobs. leupold's are overpriced for what you get, but what else is new. i am going to sucker up and get one of the MK4 dark earth M2 scopes though just because i like them. for me though its typically NF, or S&B, yes they both cost more than leupu (one much much more) but they both give you alot more than leupy does. [/QUOTE]
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