I just reviewed one and I have to say that I'm pretty impressed with it as far as price and features go in a hunting scope. The one I had was only 13" long and just over a pound, the 3-9's are even lighter, the adjustments tracked true, the reticle was really nice for dealing with the wind, I about maxed it out using Mk 262 at 600 yards but I was getting pretty consistent hits, and the image quality was really good. The free BDC is nice too and Burris will custom engrave one for your rifle and load, there really aren't any generic options so it should be pretty accurate. I was using the 1/4 MOA knob that comes with it and at first I thought the knobs were mushy but I repositioned the elevation knob and retightened the set screws and it wasn't all that bad, I could feel them with gloves on and they were audible. If I did have any gripes it was that the engraving on the magnification ring and AO were pretty dark but I remedied that with a white paint pen. It would've been nice to have a revolution indicator of some sort but I don't believe that Burris intended for the user to go much beyond a revolution with this scope, you can if you want but be cognizant of your revs. I loved it on my AR-15 and I can imagine it'd be pretty fun on a rifle set up for hunting but that can double down for some mid-range target shooting too, especially the 4.5-14. I'm hanging on to this one for a while to pass around rifles.