Ptpalpha and Dr. Rob. I only have one Burris scope. It was the easiest to sight in of any scope I have ever owned. It is the
1/3/4 X 6 Fullfield. I don't expect a lot of field of view at 6X, but I do expect more than I got at 1 3/4 power. Also it is not as bright as many less expensive scopes that I own. Frankly, I was disappointed in it.
I like some of the later, early (mid 80's)Tasco scopes. The first ones weren't too hot, either optically or structurally. I bought one of their cheapie $29.94 4X models at time when money was short. I should have gotten more. It was used for testing several magnum rifles, including a .338 Win. Mag. The last Tasco I bought, was a World Class 3x9. My only gripe with it so far is, it is too damn heavy. I see the new World class's are made in the Phillipines, and the 4X's are coming out of Red China. The 4X I looked at was lousy, seemed flimsy and seemed to be very poorly made. JMHO. I was not too sure of the Phillipine made World Class, so I passed on it, but at least it did seem to be better put together than the 4X.
I guess I'll stick with Leupold.
Paul B.