Burris Optics Fullfield E1 Riflescope
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About Burris Optics Fullfield E1 Riflescope
Overall Feedback:
87% positive
84% found it easy to adjust, while 16% struggled
I find the adjustment turrets mushy and difficult to count the clicks of adjustment.
87% appreciated the battery life
I was able to see clearly on a night up to 55 minutes after sunset.
84% appreciated the build quality, though 16% experienced issues
I have been using Burris scopes for a long time and none of them have ever had any issues.
The rifle scope has a great quality finish and a super slick champagne glass body profile similar to Swaro scopes.
I have noticed that the rifle scope holds zero against recoil, indicating its durability and ability to withstand recoil.
In terms of durability and build, China scopes fail miserably.
96% liked the magnification power
I can handle the recoil of my rifles without any problem.
80% praised the mounting process, though 20% raised issues
I mounted the scope on my hunting rifle and it holds zero against recoil.
I can manage the shortcomings of the scope, namely the turrets and the image quality.
I faced issues with the reticle after mounting the scope and tried everything to fix it. Burris refused to help me.
The adjustment turrets feel mushy and lack a positive click.
86% liked the night vision capability
I could see clearly on a night up to 55 minutes after sunset and still make out objects up to 300 yards on low power. I am very pleased with the night vision capability of the scope for the price I paid.
87% liked the weather-resistant design
I can use the scope without any problem with the recoil of my rifles.
