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I sure like the way the VX2 dials accurately even though it has coin slots from the factory. Adding an aftermarket turret wrings out what it can do ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/7ZwFZm1T/85-C46-BDF-0-E3-F-4-F74-BF6-A-A15-A88-E53-F20.jpg) Anyway, I just thought Iād add that. š
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For new it'll be E1 or Droptines now unless you can find FF2's NOS. Still Phillipines instead of China built like the FFIV. Amazon - Fullfield ll @ $130 with free shipping https://www.amazon.com/Burris-Fullfield-Ballistic-Rifle-Scope/dp/B000MM2QSK/ref=sr_1_7?crid=1651B3NPGJ6X2&keywords=burris%2Be1%2B3x9x40&qid=1677453299&sprefix=burris%2Be1%2Caps%2C1221&sr=8-7&th=1 drover This thread got me thinking about another 4.5-14 for a Browning 7mm RM that I have laying around. Walmart of all places, $130 with free shipping for a 4.5-14. Can't beat that
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Burris hand down. I've had 2 Leupolds; neither was worth a hoot in hell: would not adjust accurately or hold adjustment. I know- pure heresy.
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the 4.5-14 Burris FF2 is tough to beat I been snapping those up.The AO is great for long range shooting with Rimfire cartridges.
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How are the FF IV compared to the FFII and E1 with respect to holding zero and any other desirable characteristics?
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I have owned a few of the Burris FF ll and quite a few Leupold VX 11, VX-2, Vx-3 and if there is any difference in dialing properly between the two brands I have not seen it. I currently have two VX-2 3-9 CDS and they are the truest dialing scopes I have owned, which has included some high-dollar scopes, but those two are the exceptions. As always there is likely more difference between individual scopes than there are among brands.
As far as holding zero I will don't ever recall having a scope of any brand that would not hold zero. (I am not speaking of the bubble wrapped $29 Bubba specials since I do not own any of those)
drover
223 Rem, my favorite cartridge - you can't argue with truckloads of dead PD's and gophers.
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