Burris XTR II.....

[Cpt.Flan]

Any experience with these?

www.scout.com/military/snipers-hide...277270-new-from-burris-optics-for-2017?page=1

GO OR NO GO?

Interested in the 3-15 ( mil-mil ) one.

Are they superior to the VIPER PST line? ( would give me a close idea )



Thanks.

 

[orangetang]

My 5-25 should be in next week. If I forget to follow up, send me a message. Everything I've heard about them is that the glass, turrets and SCR reticle is better than than on the PST, though you'll gain a lot more size and weight and a bit in cost. 34mm rings can cost more, than 30mm rings also... Really a PST 6-24x50 can be found for ~$1100 now, or less as the GEN II stuff comes out.

Gen II vs XTR II? Vortex warranty is hard to beat. The new models have good turrets and better glass than the last generation. I'd say they're likely on par with the the XTR II for features and performance, but the warranty would sway me the other direction. Good luck finding one though.

 

[buckaroo]

Im loving mine its the 5-25 model in MOA with the SCR reticle
Glass is clear an bright with very tactile turrets so I couldnt be happier with it

 

[wheels]

Used to have a PST and I replaced it with an XTR II, the Burris is just a better scope in every department.

 

[VinceMarksman]

Love my 5to25 too. Cant comment on tracking but clarity and turrets feel great and reticle is very cool. 34mm rings are expe sive though. Butris warranty looks just as good as vortex and I read too many bad.comments on vortex and too many warranty users

 

[tactical_tech]

I have the 3-15 on my AR10. I have zero complaints, glass is on par with my Sightron's. The zero stop is great to have and I find it hard to go back to a 30mm tube after using the 34mm. I have the SCR MOA reticle. I like that the top portion of the reticle isn't there, makes it a little easier to spot things. Im contemplating replacing my 2 Sightron 8-32 scopes with the XTRII. They're more money but worth it to me.