Older Burris 6x18 AO scopes

[brad6ppc]

Everyone seems to be using all the most recent scopes made, does anybody still use the older Burris 6x18 AO scopes?

 

[Infrequent Shooter]

Japanese scopes are semi undiscovered IMO. Lots of value there. Assume it is a Japanese scope?

 

[NZ_Fclass]

A buddy has a 6 -24 Burris AO with the "twilight" iris. Nice glass. I have a Tasco TR 6-18x on a .222. and a Swarowski Nova 3-9 on the 10/22. Some older scopes are pretty good at their job. I also have a Kolmorgan Bearcat 6x around that needs a serious clean.

 

[JohnHenry]

Everyone seems to be using all the most recent scopes made, does anybody still use the older Burris 6x18 AO scopes?

Still have two Burris 6-18 AO scopes(one with target turrets) that were made in the U.S. Nice scopes. Still work flawlessly. Burris has told me that they are still covered by their forever warranty.

 

[brad6ppc]

Better then a lot of the new scopes.

 

[CJ6]

Japanese scopes are semi undiscovered IMO. Lots of value there. Assume it is a Japanese scope?

Most of the early Burris scopes were made in the USA. I still have a few Signature series 6-24x44 and a Black Diamond 8-32x50 that are made here in the USA.

 

[JEFFPPC]

The early 6x18 worked well. I used them in the silhouette game with good results. Only negative, on a dark day they were dark compared to some others. The held poi and clicked with great repeatability.

 

[Bojo]

Everyone seems to be using all the most recent scopes made, does anybody still use the older Burris 6x18 AO scopes?

Shhhhh

One of these sits on my 22-250
1/8 adjustment’s
Fine cross hair
Very repeatable tracking
Super clear glass
USA made.
Also have a 6x24 black diamond ,
Same great USA made quality except side focus and matte finish instead of that nice old school high gloss.

 

[brad6ppc]

I have several and have never had a issue with any of them