Burris 200433-FF Fullfield TAC30 1-4 x 24 with Fastfire II Scope (Black)

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Product Description

The Burris Fullfield TAC30 scopes are incredibly bright and rugged enough to handle the rigors of tactical work and mid-range precision. Precision, accuracy, and reliability at a value any operator or LE department can afford.

Burris 200433-FF Fullfield TAC30 1-4 x 24 with Fastfire II Scope (Black) Review

Pros:
- Glass is really clear. The coating provide a sharp vivid image.
- Flexible 1-4x scope so you're not stuck with one type of magnification.
- Build quality is top notch (Made in Philippines).
- Package came with a Burris Fastfire II (Which is awesome by itself).
- Quality product that does not cost as much as the big boys (Eotech, Trijicon, Aimpoint, etc...).
- Reticle is wicked unique (mulitple circle surrounding a mil dot inside). No battery, no problem, it will show up as black outline (with Eotech and most red dot, you're kinda screw if there's no battery).
- Price is ok. Not too crazy nor too cheap.
- The windage and elevation adjustment is a breeze because you can adjust without a coin or some sort.

Cons:
- The zoom adjustment is not separate from the scope you when you zoom, the whole end will turn and that is bad if you have a caps on.
- Push button to adjust brightness is really stiff. I understand that the stiffness is to prevent accidental bump but this is too stiff (XTR version has the adjustment as a knob instead).
- Scope could be shorter. Do you see the end of that scope where the LRS lettering was stamped on? There's a good inch and a half of nothing but tube. Maybe they can get rid of that and give us the option for a scope sunshade.
- Need an option for killflash. I do not want to modified stuff.
- XTR version has a way better reticle dot IMO and that one is made in America vs Philippines Tac30. Also, brightness adjust on the XTR & MTAC is a knob instead of a button.
- The included mount added alot of weight to an already huge scope (I recommend you buy some low profile mount).
- I buy it at a retail store so that is $542.40, but I still think it worth it due to a much lowered price compare to XTR version.

It's not a perfect scope, but it's plenty fun shooting with this scope. If you have the money, drop it on the XTR version for a overall better quality scope.

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