Home Forums Hunting & Shooting AR and Tactical Rifles Burris AR-332 or AR-536

Burris is having a promotion where if you buy one of these AR scopes you get a free Fastfire 3. Which of these do you prefer and why?

Thanks!

Neither - I really don't like the reticle from Burris for any range past about 100 yards. I've sat and scoped with these out 200-300, and just feel I'm wanting to look around the reticle instead of through it.

The purpose of the doughnut is to function as a CCO, the dot are for the ranged targets. Adding a Fastfire seems redundant to the purpose of the optic.

Hunts- I'd take a really hard look through one of these at some distance before committing.

If you have to have one, I'd go 3x for a short range optic. I think you will frustrated with the clutter in the middle at 5x.

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i dismounted the 332 and just use the ff3. good for pasture rats out to 150.

We'll, hell. I was going to buy a fastfire 3 for my suppressed 22 pistol and when I saw this deal I bought the AR-536 to get the free FF3. I got a decent deal on it so it's essentially a $60 scope

Might go ahead and pick up the AR-332 as well and get another FF3 for another build and then sell the AR scopes cheap

Cabelas's ran a sale on the FF3 last week at $199 with the carbine mount.

http://www.cabelas.com/product/BURRIS-FASTFIRE-AR-F/2293131.uts?searchPath=%2Fbrowse.cmd%3FcategoryId%3D734095080%26CQ_search%3Dburris%26CQ_st%3Db

I bought one to dismount the optic for another gun, Glock MOS. With the holidays, Cabela's has been running a bunch sales on Burris optics, I'd keep an eye out for another price drop.

Worst case, the two scopes are good trade barter if you are in them right.

I have an older Burris 132, the battery life was crap. I worked at Bass Pro for a little bit selling optics and to me the Burris was a bulky, heavy and a little unrefined compared to Vortex and Sig optics. It makes the gun feel real top heavy. It's not a bad optic but everyone has personal preferences.