The Burris Fullfield IV 4-16X50 focuses down under 20 yards pretty good (side focus). You have the option of buying with an illuminated long range MOA recticle, 6.5CM recticle or an illuminated ballistic recticle. Forever Warranty, which is transferable and no questions asked. Not sure on turn around time on warranty repairs/replacement. Have one on a .177 Diana 54 that's been holding up well. Also to add, these are second focal plain optics.My current favorite optic is the SWFA SS fixed 10X. It's rugged, clear and simple, doesn't get much better than that. These run about $300 year round, but I recently got one on sale for $200.
I also forgot to mention that I want it to go on a RX2
Quote from: prosportfan on June 23, 2022, 06:54:38 AMI also forgot to mention that I want it to go on a RX2Why rule out Hawke and UTG? They make decent entry level scopes with great warrantees that can withstand the RX-2 recoil.-Y
Quote from: ER00z on June 22, 2022, 10:08:33 AMThe Burris Fullfield IV 4-16X50 focuses down under 20 yards pretty good (side focus). You have the option of buying with an illuminated long range MOA recticle, 6.5CM recticle or an illuminated ballistic recticle. Forever Warranty, which is transferable and no questions asked. Not sure on turn around time on warranty repairs/replacement. Have one on a .177 Diana 54 that's been holding up well. Also to add, these are second focal plain optics.My current favorite optic is the SWFA SS fixed 10X. It's rugged, clear and simple, doesn't get much better than that. These run about $300 year round, but I recently got one on sale for $200.Never ever had a Burris. Thanks Zack
Guys at the range love their Athlon's. Not the least expensive one, but the one up.Personally I love my MTC/Optisan Mamba lites and EXV.-YPS think about getting a ZR-1 mount.
Quote from: prosportfan on June 22, 2022, 10:46:40 AMQuote from: ER00z on June 22, 2022, 10:08:33 AMThe Burris Fullfield IV 4-16X50 focuses down under 20 yards pretty good (side focus). You have the option of buying with an illuminated long range MOA recticle, 6.5CM recticle or an illuminated ballistic recticle. Forever Warranty, which is transferable and no questions asked. Not sure on turn around time on warranty repairs/replacement. Have one on a .177 Diana 54 that's been holding up well. Also to add, these are second focal plain optics.My current favorite optic is the SWFA SS fixed 10X. It's rugged, clear and simple, doesn't get much better than that. These run about $300 year round, but I recently got one on sale for $200.Never ever had a Burris. Thanks ZackI find the MOA reticle on the Burris a bit thick for target shooting---yes, I have one.SWFA SS scopes, in MRAD and MOA, have great reticles for precision shooting, but I am not partial to 30mm tubes, as they look overwhelming for me.10x is about right----sold my two 20Xs.Even their 16x is too much with terrible eyebox.
Quote from: Rick67 on June 23, 2022, 03:36:36 PMQuote from: prosportfan on June 22, 2022, 10:46:40 AMQuote from: ER00z on June 22, 2022, 10:08:33 AMThe Burris Fullfield IV 4-16X50 focuses down under 20 yards pretty good (side focus). You have the option of buying with an illuminated long range MOA recticle, 6.5CM recticle or an illuminated ballistic recticle. Forever Warranty, which is transferable and no questions asked. Not sure on turn around time on warranty repairs/replacement. Have one on a .177 Diana 54 that's been holding up well. Also to add, these are second focal plain optics.My current favorite optic is the SWFA SS fixed 10X. It's rugged, clear and simple, doesn't get much better than that. These run about $300 year round, but I recently got one on sale for $200.Never ever had a Burris. Thanks ZackI find the MOA reticle on the Burris a bit thick for target shooting---yes, I have one.SWFA SS scopes, in MRAD and MOA, have great reticles for precision shooting, but I am not partial to 30mm tubes, as they look overwhelming for me.10x is about right----sold my two 20Xs.Even their 16x is too much with terrible eyebox.How do you feel/like the parallax being where it is instead of say side focus?