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Edward429451 · August 30, 2012, 04:05 PM

If budget is an immediate concern, Burris makes a pretty darn good scope for ~200 bucks. It has four sets of crosshairs calibrated to 223 so you can hold dead on by switchin crosshairs. The center is for out to 200, then 300, 400, 500 respectively. It works good, I'm happy with it. Nice and bright too. It would be a nice scope to have while you're saving for an acog.

I only use it when testing ammo at 100 yds. Then the iron sights go back on.

Oh, it's a Fullfield II 3X9X40 for 223.

August 30, 2012, 04:05 PM	#17
Edward429451 Junior member Join Date: November 12, 2000 Location: Colorado Springs, Colorado Posts: 9,494	If budget is an immediate concern, Burris makes a pretty darn good scope for ~200 bucks. It has four sets of crosshairs calibrated to 223 so you can hold dead on by switchin crosshairs. The center is for out to 200, then 300, 400, 500 respectively. It works good, I'm happy with it. Nice and bright too. It would be a nice scope to have while you're saving for an acog. I only use it when testing ammo at 100 yds. Then the iron sights go back on. Oh, it's a Fullfield II 3X9X40 for 223.