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Burris Sig Safari 1.75-5x32(std plex)vs Leupold VXlll 1.75-6x32(hvy plex). I'll be using one or the other on a lt wt .300 for closeup shots to maybe 300 yds. How about low light comparisons? ANY info is helpful!!

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Leupie all the way, although if you're really planning on 300 yd shots the heavy plex may be a problem, but good for low light.


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Normally, I would have said it was a draw, but after several mediocre experiences with Burris products, we've sworn them off forever. Go the Leupold and don't look back.

EDIT: Also, I'd look into getting either a regular duplex or the German #4 reticle in leiu of the heavy duplex. I just got a scope with the #4 and I LOVE it! I honestly think it's the best hunting reticle out there.


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I too, find Burris scopes to be of mediocre quality. I have never been disappointed with Leupold, not even the VXI. But that's just my opinion. Lou


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