I was looking at getting a burris Fullfield II for my deer rifle. I think it is a 3.5-14X44 for around 350$, any comments, concerns, or other options anyone would reccomend would be appreciated.

Thanks

GO for IT. i have three ff's on different rifles and love them. never had a bit of trouble with them

I recently ordered a Burris Signiture Select in 3-12X 44mm. I wasn't very impressed with the optics, and the ring to adjust the zoom in and out was extremely difficult to turn. I sent it back.

I do hear alot of good reports on the Fullfield ll line.

I have 3 ffII's, a 3-9 on a 243, a 4.5-14 on a 6mm-06, and another 3-9 that will go on a 35 whelen when it is finished. Go for it. Check out <natchezss.com> for prices.

As far as I'm concerned they are excellent scopes for the money. I've got twoof them, one on a Rem 700 Mtn LSS 7mm-08 and one on a Rem 7600 7mm-08.

Both havethe ballistic plex reticle which I havefound to be outstanding!!!! You can sight in dead on at 100 Yds and then use the other aim points at 200 / 300. Haven't tried it on shots over 300 as I will get closer instead.

Check out the BPlex reticle at the Burris site....you'll like it!!

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Waaaaay under appreciated. If you have the occasion to shoot long distances, the Ballistic Plex reticle is sensational. Great value and solid performance. I wouldn't trade my Burris scopes for a Leupold if I were starving. Regards, Rick.

Thx for the great advice, I am going to go with the Burris!!

Another scope I have heard excellent reviews about for the price (about $300) is the Millet TRS-1, which often goes overlooked by many.

4-16x50 with a 30mm main tube and lit reticle. I don't own one yet, but it is definitely going on one of my guns soon.

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I have numerous Burris products. Love all them. I have the 4.5x14x44 FF and the 3x12x44 SS. They are both great scopes.....you will not be disappointed.