Has anyone tried the Burris quad scope for Sako quad? It has four separate zero settings for the adjustment knobs. I searched but could not find any mention of it here. I'm not sure if that would be practical or if it is a gimmick. I might be better off just using a standard scope and recording the adjustments to zero for each caliber.
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Re: Anyone tried Burris quad scope on Sako quad rifle?
I heard that they were not that good of a scope so went with a Leupold.
Pat
I heard that they were not that good of a scope so went with a Leupold.
Pat
Re: Anyone tried Burris quad scope on Sako quad rifle?
That's what I'm afraid of. I found a couple reviews online that said adjustments were not repeatable. Now to find a scope and mount combo that is resonably low but still allows the barrels to come off.
That's what I'm afraid of. I found a couple reviews online that said adjustments were not repeatable. Now to find a scope and mount combo that is resonably low but still allows the barrels to come off.
Re: Anyone tried Burris quad scope on Sako quad rifle?
I went with a DIP picatinney rail and NightForce ultra-light rings so I can wwap barrels and re-intsall the scope, sight it in and of we go.
Pat
I went with a DIP picatinney rail and NightForce ultra-light rings so I can wwap barrels and re-intsall the scope, sight it in and of we go.
Pat
Re: Anyone tried Burris quad scope on Sako quad rifle?
It is close enough to reset zero in one or two shots. The hardest part is remembering your log book with the different zeros for different barrels
I set the base zero off a Mike Rock 22LR barrel as I shoot it the most.
Pat
It is close enough to reset zero in one or two shots. The hardest part is remembering your log book with the different zeros for different barrels
I set the base zero off a Mike Rock 22LR barrel as I shoot it the most.
Pat
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