BurrisFullfield E1 Hunting Scope

I ordered one of these a couple years ago and threw it on a Palmetto PA-10. It is super clear, super easy to zero and all adjustments work as they should. I wish these optic companies would bring their production back to the US, but i'm sure that wont happen any time soon. Burris has their scopes made in the Phillipines, and their quality seems to be much better than anything being made in China. And they have a "no questions asked" lifetime warranty.

Great scope, good value, nice glass and tracks well . I sold the set up to a good friend, he loves it.

I looked at a lot of scopes and found none clearer in this price range. Sharp and bright. Need to use pretty strong force to adjust power/focus, but I guess that means it will stay put. The etched reticle inspires confidence over the long haul, as it can't break like wire. The windage capability is simple to use and my guess is it will work if I'm ever hunting on a breezy day - hasn't happened yet. Holding zero remarkably well over the last 18 months on my Weatherby Vanguard S2 Sporter .308. The "clicks" are a true 1/4 MOA every time (unlike a cheaper Simmons scope I have mounted on a .22). This makes re-zeroing for different ammo or ranges very quick and easy, saving $$ on ammo in the process. Looks good too.-Using Burris Signature Rings-Using Burris Trumount bases - did NOT need the shim that is supposedly needed on "certain" Weatherby Vanguard/Howa 1500 models - I think it's not need on the S2.I credit much of the remarkable zero-holding to the bases and rings. The Burris Signature rings are a brilliant and simple design that improve alignment and hold as advertised. I purchased the extra set of "ring liners" with the built-in offsets. I didn't need them. Using the zero-offset ring liners, the scope was practically dead on zero from the first cold shot using Barnes Vor-Tx 150gr TTSX-BT. It was frankly surprising that I wasn't just on the paper, I was practically on target for the first 25 yard shot. Moved to the 100 yard range and with just a few clicks left, I was dead on where I wanted to be, just under 2 inches high at 100 yards, for a 200 yard zero. I thought it would take a long time and a lot of ammo, and it didn't.On the first pig hunt it was cold and rainy; Butler Creek flip-open covers kept the scope dry and popped open easily when needed. Never had issues with fogging or water on the objective. Always had a clear picture in those adverse conditions. I couldn't be more pleased with the scope. The scope is an excellent performer, and an amazing value.

Great scope and good price, clear glass and great eye relief

I have several Burris scopes. This one was targeted for a Remington in .30-'06. It was a cheaper rifle (Wal Mart gun) but shoots well so I updated the scope. I was sure about the reticle, but am very happy with it (its center field of view, there are not cross hairs across the entire field of view). The scope does well in low light. The cross can be a bit faint in that condition, so far no issues. And excellent on the target range.

This scope is exactly what I hoped for with great magnification and clearness in the field of view.

I own three of these Fullfield E1 scopes. The glass is great, the reticle is great, the price is great. This is my favorite line of scopes for hunting. Great value for the quality.

This scope is a awesome scope for the money. I installed it on my ruger precision rimfire. I bought the 6.5x20x50 on sale at Christmas time for $205.00. I have two other burris scopes on my Thompson center encore pistol, one barrel is .44mag and the other is. 308 barrel. Holds zero year after year. I'm sure this will do good for a .22lr also. Plus burris has a lifetime warranty. Can't beat that with stick. The glass is very clear also. Love it.