Burris Eliminator III 4-16x50mm

[farmer44]

anyone ever use this and if so what is your input thanks for looking

 

[maxscm]

Been tempted but Never have bought one.
The several reviews from users, that I’ve read, say the down side is at dusk and dawn Visibility is poor.
But broad daylight visibility
Is OK.
Looks like neat scopes.
Buy one 44 and give us a first hand review!!

 

[Kermit in Va.]

I've shot with 2 of'em friends have and was impressed.
It was in good light and both worked good.

 

[ken158]

I bought one last month after watching many reviews. I got the model with the wired remote and very glad i did that. When i set it up, i used the buttons on the scope but it takes away from your grip. The next range trip i used the remote and felt more comfortable. The gen 4 has been introduced and the remote is Bluetooth wireless. For this reason i expect to see prices drop on the gen 3 models. The glass is clear, the reticle lights are fine and do not cover much of your target. I put mine on a 223 and the load i intended to use had too much drop at the calibrated 750 to operate properly. Pay attention to your caliber and i suggest you cronograph your load to obtain a best setting for the scope. I am still playing with mine but be glad to answer questions if i can.

 

[farmer44]

Thanks very much for all the input. I guess my biggest concern is the windage concept of this.

 

[ken158]

Thanks very much for all the input. I guess my biggest concern is the windage concept of this.

No concerns on windage as the ranging will display the wind correction in the top right and you just hold the amount indicated. Hold marks are 1 for 10 mph wind.