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Thanks. Not interested in that.

Originally Posted by Girlhunter
Originally Posted by Calvin
I have been looking at the reticles. Not sure sure about the E1. Wish the posts were longer but maybe I am not seeing it right?

I have the ballistic Plex e1 on my Veracity and it looks different. I love that reticle and have no need to dial for the hunting I do.



You're seeing it right.

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Originally Posted by Calvin
Thanks. Not interested in that.


That was my point. Thanks to Girlhunter for posting that pic.

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Here is the E1 I bought this year. It is an E1 but with the standard plex reticle. Model 200321.

If I had know that the new power ring was so large, I would have bought the FFII. I had to go to medium dual dovetail rings to get the bolt handle on my Rem 700 to clear.

I like the scope but it may be no better than the standard FFII.

https://www.opticsplanet.com/v/200321-burris-fullfield-e1-3-9x40mm-1in.html

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Prices jump all over. Just wait until the one you want hits a low point.

I definitely prefer the ballistic plex of the FF II to the new one. The E1s look like a cosmetic redesign, though
I suppose coatings or other details may have changed. Like the look of the old one better too. Found one with the BP on Amazon for $159, free shipping (but with sales tax). Still looks like the best price overall on that particular one.

I bought four closeout Hawkes over the last couple of years for from $100-$200 ($200 for the 8x56). I'd say the quality overall is similar, and the Hawkes are all illuminated and have long ER, but the clicks on the Burris are much more positive, and naturally without illumination, they're a little lighter. All decent scopes. None of them have the fuzz, lint, whatever, on the reticle like my VX-5HD 2-10 has; WTF is THAT?


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That Ballistic Plex Reticle looks pretty damn simple.

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Originally Posted by Calvin
Anyone have any experience with the Burris Fullfield linked here?

Does it hold zero?

https://cameralandny.com/shop/burri...0135-de2f-00163e90e196?variation=1693884


I have 3. Haven't had any issues as of yet.


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