View Full Version : Hey Burris guys, I have a question.
Can one of you Burris "insiders" confirm the weight of the XTRII 1-8. The website lists it at 24.5oz, but that seems heavy to me.
I'm hunting for a scope for the SAC, and wishing to keep the weight around 16oz. Leupold (I know, I know) has an interesting model in the Mark AR line that comes in at 15oz, but I'd much rather spend my money with the locals.
Not_A_Llama
04-14-2016, 13:27
My WAC (Walking Adventure Challenge) suggestion:
http://www.411toys.com/toygun/10902-aim.jpg
From my experience, the shooting score would be unchanged, but overall placement would improve a couple notches.
DeusExMachina
04-14-2016, 13:35
My WAC (Walking Adventure Challenge) suggestion:
http://www.411toys.com/toygun/10902-aim.jpg
From my experience, the shooting score would be unchanged, but overall placement would improve a couple notches.
http://cache4.asset-cache.net/gc/456997326-palestinian-protester-uses-a-sling-shot-to-gettyimages.jpg?v=1&c=IWSAsset&k=2&d=GkZZ8bf5zL1ZiijUmxa7QSkOoJzuV2V89ZN7u6hegwYKI6z7 CzQerT%2FRVu9Cr60G3iTZJdfNTh7hWLkL4fv%2BMw%3D%3D
Making it out of paracord is tactical AND lightweight, and ammo can be acquired from the range, saving several pounds.
VNgunfighter
04-16-2016, 14:14
For carbines any 1-4 or fixed 3.5-4 power would be good. For the precision rifle any 3.5-10 would work as well.
Pinkerton
05-05-2016, 22:34
What about IOR scopes? They look like they have clear glass but I know nothing about them
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