Burris 3-9 x 40mm Fullfield II Plex Rifle Scope

Product Review

Burris 3-9x40mm Fullfield II Plex Rifle Scope Product Info Burris 3-9x40mm Fullfield II Rifle Scopes have a one-piece main tube and eyepiece, Burris envied steel-on-steel adjustment system, and HiLume multi-coatings on every single air to glass lens surface. The Burris FullField-II Scope is even more forgiving for eye position, is a little shorter, and a good bit lighter. The magnification ring and eyepiece have been made into one solid unit requiring only two seals rather than three. To change magnification, simply turn the entire eyepiece. Burris Fullfield 2 Scope eliminated most of the potential leak paths in the eyepiece/power ring area and sealed the remainder with special quad seals instead of O-rings. The adjustment system has been moved to improve mounting options and the European-style adjustable eyepiece requires no locking mechanism. The Burris Fullfield-2 Riflescope is lighter, better sealed, and has a relocated adjustment system compared to the original Burris Fullfield. Specifications for Burris 3-9x40 Fullfield II Rifle Scope: Objective (front) Diameter: 40mm Tube Diameter: 1" Adjustable Objective: No Adjustment Click Value: 1/4 minute of angle Eye Relief: 3.1 to 3.8" Field of View at 100 Yards: 31 feet @ 3x; 13 feet @ 9x Lens Coating: Hi-Lume Multi-Chemical Multi-Coated Length: 12.4" Weight: 13 ounces Features of Burris 3-9x40mm Fullfield II Rifle Scope: * Burris Forever Warranty Package Contents: * Burris 3-9x40mm Fullfield II Scope

Product Features

Fullfield II variable power 3x-9x-40mm matte black plex
1-piece tube construction, reinforced quad-seal gas seals and Hi-Lume Multi-coated lenses
Water, fog and shockproof
1 inch tube, hunter turrets, illuminated reticle, digital dimmer
Forever warranty

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Average Customer Review

(15 customer reviews)

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful

Best under $200 Optic out there, June 8, 2010

Steven (USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Burris Fullfield Ii Riflescope - Choose Color And Size (Sports)

I've had mine for a couple of years now, It has taken the abuse time and time again and given me outstanding performance.

Pros: Cost, great optic, snap shooting BDC reticle, chart of BDC caliber offsets and settings / adjustments- manual with instructions. Long Eye Relief. Large Field of View. Very good glass for it's cost. Solid construction past what I've come to expect from the "on the cheap" optics. You get what you pay for. This glass is the exception to that. I would expect to pay at least $400-$700 for the quality and features given on this optic. Would I buy it again? Yes.

It does what it was designed for very well with a low signature, not too long, for a good hunting feel and handling with rifles. It is just about right for size and magnification for basic hunting / field use. Is it an ultra long range optic? No, it was made intended for practical hunting use from close to medium work. It fits this bill nicely without breaking your bank in...Read more

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful

Outstanding Buy, December 7, 2010

R. Underwood - See all my reviews

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This review is from: Burris Fullfield Ii Riflescope - Choose Color And Size (Sports)

This is the second Burris 2X7 I have purchased and it will go on my .50 cal muzzle loader. I already have one on my .450 marlin. It has withstood the shock of quite a number of heavy recoil shots without an issue. It is my go to scope for low light hunting as the light gathering qualities on 2 and 3 power are far better than my more expensive leuopolds and Nikons. It's size and clarity are also outstanding. I only have it on rifles that I shoot at 200 yds or less so I cannot judge adequately the long range performance.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful

Quality Optic At A Great Price, September 22, 2011

Jack Straw - See all my reviews

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This review is from: Burris Fullfield Ii Riflescope - Choose Color And Size (Sports)

I purchased this scope for use on an AR carbine. Optical quality is quite good at all magnifications and eye relief is decently long.

I also purchased a Nikon M223 mount which places this scope perfectly with regard to height and eye relief with the M4 style stock.

The Fullfield line from Burris is no longer U.S. made but at the sale price of $140 it was hard to pass up.

The only downside is that the ocular rotates when you change magnification so the use of a flip up scope cap is problematic. I understand that the latest Fullfield line has rectified this problem.

I've not used this product long or hard enough to swear to it's reliability but I've been well served by other Burris scopes so I'm anticipating no problems.