Burris vs vortex

[kamlooky]

Uhhmzee, don’t over look the Leupold label.

I dint seer awn yer list, but de2 sum sniff’in.
Good uesd is better than new awn the vortext stuff.

 

[99Solutions]

I recommend both and have had no problems with either.

I prefer the Burris though. I had a positive warranty experience with them, and for some intangible reason the scope just feels better. Not a highly scientific answer, but that’s my answer.

 

[Thunderhog]

Stay away from the Diamondback

Burris!....

Vortex are junk!.......

 

[Thunderhog]

Correct, I had to use a rail.
Actually I had to cut an 1/2 inch off the rail to allow The scope to move back far enough .
If you get something with a smaller Bell you wouldn’t need to cut the rail .

Love your Win XPR 45!

 

[9.3 Hunter]

Burris

 

[eco]

Nikon

 

[scotteboy]

Nikon gets another vote (if you can find one)
I have a couple z3 swarovskis that are awesome.
Clarity is very very good

 

[mike t]

Thanks again for all the helpful CGN opinions. Looks like I'm on the hunt for a Burris fullfield

 

[Bfranklin]

tlr

Burris > Vortex

 

[kamlooky]

tlr

Burris > Vortex

Or………Vortick < Burris

 

[fritzhanzel]

Look at rings first. Sound simple but it isn't.

 

[Hardcorehunter83]

If those are your choices - Burris all day long.

 

[Rod B]

Burris for sure.

 

[dan belisle]

Look at rings first. Sound simple but it isn't.

And Burris gets the nod as well, usually. Their insert rings are great. - dan

 

[remington jim]

Gonna try out my first set of Burris XTR 30 mm insert rings going on a F open rifle .

 

[fugemall]

I have the Burris signature 5-25x5, few vortex vipers, Zeiss, leupold and others. The only brand I have had issues with was leupold. I would suggest looking into Arken. Same lifetime warranty and are pretty reasonably priced. I have two with 34mm tube, first focal plane, zero stop and they were 700 dollars each. Arken has lower powered less expensive in their lineup also.

 

[AB3006]

Another vote for burris. Have two and a comparable DIamondback on another rifle. By far better eyebox and clarity.

That said, the new Fullfield (replaced the older Fullfield IV) is substantially shorter. Totally better off with a rail... especially over a long action. Rails for mine are dear AF, so I had to finaggle with offset rings. Not a great way to do it, but it sorta works.

 

[Paul_1982]

I’ve been a Vortex guy for years, currently using the Dimindback mostly.

I just picked up a Burris Fullfield 2.5-10x based on reading this thread! Will let you know what I prefer!

 

[aroundpg]

I have had 2 Burris Full field e1s, they are fantastic for the money. Especially now you can buy them cheap. If you're paying full price for a newer model, I would be the new fullfield line is great. There was a Burris Signature in the EE not long ago that would be a great buy.
https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/for...-hd-scope-2-10x-40mm-like-new-in-box.2530177/

 

[Bad Bob]

I`ve had both. Burris are good value for the $$$ and are decent scopes. Vortex are plain junk.