- Is the Burris FullField SF good for long-range hunting?
- Yes. The 4-16x range and side-focus parallax make it usable from close cover out to several hundred yards. It is not a dedicated long-range target scope, but it covers most hunting distances.
- What does second-focal-plane mean here?
- The reticle stays the same size as you zoom, so it looks simple at every power. Holdover marks are only accurate at one designated magnification, so range and dial or use that power for holdovers.
- Does it have parallax adjustment?
- Yes. A side-focus knob adjusts parallax, which matters at higher magnification and longer distances. It is easier to reach than a front objective ring.
- How does it compare with the FullField E1 or IV?
- The SF adds side-focus parallax and a larger 50mm objective over the simpler FullField models. That suits longer shots and low light, at the cost of more weight and bulk.
- What mounts does it need?
- It uses standard 1-inch rings, sold separately. Choose ring height that clears the 50mm objective above your rifle's barrel and rail.
- Is it illuminated?
- No. This version has a non-illuminated reticle, so it relies on the large objective for low-light visibility rather than a lit aiming point.
- Where is the Burris FullField SF SFP Wind Ret Riflescope 4-16 x 50 cheapest?
- At Tractor Supply Co, for $399.99, as of our latest check.