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just bought a fullfield 2 2x7 139.00 very impressed. if you need a nice scope for not a bunch of money look at one..........
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welcome to the fire TopcatHR. I have a 6x40 #4 FFII I rather like. How are th eclick adjustments on yours? Mine are a bit on the mushy side.
When a country is well governed, poverty and a mean condition are something to be ashamed of. When a country is ill governed, riches and honors are something to be ashamed of
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Let us know how it zeroes and tracks after you mount it. My experiment with one didn't turn out too well. Was a FF2 3-9x.
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I run three 3-9's on a .35 Whelen a .45-70 and a 20ga slug gun. While I don't use any of them for dial up elevation they all have held zero perfectly. And these are not the lighteset of kickers. It's not alpha glass but a good bang for the buck.
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I may have to try one again.
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Ive got six of them, all FFIIs with the BP and all othe varmint rifles...which get the heaviest use...obviously I like them for the money....
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Do you crank the vertical adjustment, or set and forget?
Oops, missed the BP part.
Last edited by mathman; 02/15/12.
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Set and forget..kinda like put the ice in the glass...add whiskey...enjoy  Yes...I am a butt hole.... 
"...the left considers you vermin, and they'll kill you given the chance..." Bristoe
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Not for the comment, but for the ice.
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Ive been told that somewhere before.... 
"...the left considers you vermin, and they'll kill you given the chance..." Bristoe
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I've owned several of the FFII's and I love these things. Imo it's the best overall scope under $400. Well, I guess now that the Zeiss Conquest is $500, I'd have to up that limit. The Conquest imo is a slight step up from the FFII, but even it doesn't have huge differences. It's got slightly better glass, and better turrets, but the differences aren't anywhere near huge. To some it's worth paying double the price, to others it's not.
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I've had several and liked all of them.
Life's too short to hunt with an ugly gun.
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Got 2 a 3x9 and a 4x14. Both are great scopes for the money.
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Got 2 a 3x9 and a 4x14. Both are great scopes for the money. I agree. Never had a problem with these. tough scopes.
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Are you talking about the new Fullfield 2 E?
They are an improvement on an already good scope for the money.
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I would like to try the E version
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I have several on various hunting rifles in 3x9, and one in 2x7 on my 358 Norma. I'd buy more 3x9's in a heartbeat, but the 1/2" clicks and limited adjustment range on the 2x7 are a turnoff. JMO, Dutch.
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I've got a few fullfield II's (3-9x40) with ballistic plex reticle and really like them. One of these days I'll try the new E1 out.
I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style. You want to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole. BSA MAGA
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