Burris Handgun Plex Reticle Pistol Hunting Scope
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This is not the correct scope pictured in the picture. A scope ordered is not accompanied by a position order Turn the key. A positive outcome A reticle is locked in place when the lock button is pressed.
Magnification is available for those who desire it. If I am carrying a 9mm carbine or an AR pistol with red dots, I prefer the Holosun or the Sig Saur
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A multiplier of 2x would give a value of 10. A 24" x 2" A 7x equals a 10 22" and below The magnification is dependent on the size of each object. In a mathematical formula, 12x equals 10 The 19-inch width The magnifying power varies with the magnification
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There is a false statement on Amazon's description that states "This product was made in the United States. ". There is no such thing as that. The attached photo shows that this scope is clearly made in the Philippines, as can be seen on the label. It's a dupe to buy this believing it's a US product! In addition to this, I am concerned with the somewhat narrow range of eye relief. Manufacturers state that the eye relief is 10 to 24 inches, which is a generous range, but in reality I think it's closer to 12 inches because of the central pillar. A 16-inch or 14-inch diameter This is a much more restricted range of 18". My relatively short arms allow for a sufficient eye relief for a pistol, but since eye relief appears to be narrower than manufacturer's specs, long arms may not be able to make use of the eye relief. The following points are good
The scope is lightweight (only 7 oz), compact (you can use low scope rings), and the reticle is clear and simple (small crosshairs or "plex" reticle with no confusing hashmarks or other nonsense.
Optical clarity is very good with this scope. Currently, I am using this scope on a Ruger Super Redhawk. I shoot the 454 Casull without a hitch, and it handles recoil well. The scope of this project is definitely one I would recommend.
Rings with low mounts by Warne were used. I found mounting the scope and sighting it in very easy. The zero value is perfectly held. A 2 can be found on the pistol. A Volquartsen trigger is attached to it in 5# increments. When I am 25 yards away, I'm touching holes in a 10 round magazine. You pay more for this long eye relief scope than you do for many others, but with firearms optics, you definitely get what you pay for. Furthermore, they come with an awesome warranty and are manufactured in the United States. Mount this on your pistol to make sure that you hit what you are aiming at every time.
On a 357 cav Scout 2, the ballistic dots worked well and the parallax feature meant you needed to zero in the cross hairs at 50 yards and the second dot to be bullied at 100 yards. This scope has not failed me yet. I have shot 120 rounds with it and I love it. I would recommend it to anyone in search of an excellent handgun scope. The price is high, but there are few choices available today and it beats the hell out of the Nikon scope I lost.
Burris Scopes are great and I own a few of them. My Dan Wessons revolver looks great with this accessory and works well as well. I plan to buy another one in silver finish next, same thickness and length. A 7x32 matrix. The eyes are relieved to the fullest extent.
For the serious handgun hunter, this is a great scope A person who uses a handgun on a range or shoots a rifle for a scout mission. The eye relief even at 12x is about as good as it gets The finish is flawless, and the optics are incredible. Optical turrets are the only thing that are missing from this optic. There are finger adjustments, and the clicks are distinct and audible, but the targets are not adjustable There would have been a great deal more value in turrets of this type. This should have been a standard feature for a product of this price. Additionally, the way these settings are marked makes it near impossible to return to a previous setting without clicking again. There is not much use for the marked divisions. Burris' use of dark green markings on the power and parallax rings is my biggest complaint. It is common for Burris scopes to exhibit this effect. It's best to use contrasting colors, such as white, so the marks to serve as references can be seen quickly. This is a very good pistol/scout scope, other than those two items and the price.
There are now three of these scopes in my collection. Exceptional work has been done by them all. The glass is very clear and works well in the A common issue with variable magnification LER scopes is that when the power is adjusted beyond 5x, it is impossible to maintain sight picture with fully extended arms. The length of relief for the eyes is reduced as a consequence. You must extend your arms fully if you are using a very heavy recoiling handgun as you must extend the It's simply too expensive to use beyond 5x and I love how clear and crisp the scope is. It was an excellent experience in every aspect.
I have it mounted on my FA. Unhappy with the way one of the turret caps was packaged, one was loose in the box and bent and unable to be used. That problem has never occurred to me Neither the scope or the sleeve were protected by plastic. There is a possibility that it was opened previously. it is a returned item even though it was claimed to be brand.
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