[OK-gobbler]

Trying to compare the Burris Fullfield II, the Weaver V-series and the Swift Premier. Looking at the 3-9 or 2-7. This scope would go on a 35 whelan. I have two Fullfield II's and really like them. I was just wondering if anybody had any experience with the Weaver or Swift. Looking to stay under $200.:)

[Essex County]

I can't afford to put top of the line scopes on everything so....The Weavers have have proven to be excellent all the way around for a number of my rifles. good optics, very repeatable adjustments and just plain good value. I think I have seven or eight of them......Essex

[LAK Supply]

I haven't personally used any Swifts, but the Weavers seem to be a pretty good setup. I'm a Weaver dealer, and I haven't had any complaints.

I would personally recommend Nikon; either the Buckmaster or Prostaff, depending on what you can afford at the time. I have sold quite a few 3-9x40 Buckmaster scopes; they run $200 for the matte finish.

They are absolutely the best bang for your buck out there! I don't think there is another scope in that range that will give you the same quality. You may want to check them out. If you need any info, let me know and I will help you out in any way I can.

[BsChoy]

Burris FFII is one of my best scopes...but I think the best is a sightron II 3.5-10. FFII is very bright and clear yoi wouldn't be dissapointed

[LAK Supply]

Sightron is a great choice as well; they are also very willing to stand behind their products. Although I have not had any warranty returns with Sightron products, it is nice to know that your purchase is protected.

[langenc]

Swsift is said to be 90% Leupold at 50% the cost. Great value for your buck.
BA Brown or sum such is the biggest dealer=best prices.