Greeley, CO -(Ammoland.com)- Burris is introducing a new side parallax adjustment to its popular long-range Fullfield E1 and Predator Quest riflescopes.
The new easy-to-reach, ergonomic location makes correcting parallax faster and easier, without compromising the hunter’s shooting position for improved long-distance accuracy.
“Side parallax focus and adjustment is a great convenience feature we’ve added to our Fullfield E1 and Predator Quest riflescopes,” said Vice President of Sales & Business Development Patrick Beckett. “By repositioning the parallax adjustment from the objective bell to the side of the scope, we’ve made it much easier to reach, so the hunter can make adjustments faster and stay in the optimum shooting position. It helps the hunter stay on target, particularly for long-distance shots.”
Burris long-range Fullfield E1 and Predator Quest riflescopes feature high performance glass for excellent brightness and clarity. They’re perfect for spotting a distant coyote or whitetail in early morning light or in low-light conditions at dusk. The Ballistic Plex E1 reticle allows for easy trajectory compensation out to 500 yards and feature cascading dots to help compensate for wind. Like all Burris optics, they’re waterproof, fogproof and backed by the Burris legendary, no-questions-asked Forever Warranty.
The new Burris side parallax adjustment is available on the Fullfield E1 4.5-14x42mm and 6.5-20x50mm and the Predator Quest 4.5-14x42mm models.
For more information on the Fullfield E1 and Predator Quest line of riflescopes, and the entire line of high-quality Burris optics, visit www.burrisoptics.com or Facebook.com/BurrisOptics.
For more information on Les Johnson and the full line of Predator Quest products, visit www.predatorquest.com.
About Burris Company, Inc.
Founded in 1971 and headquartered in Greeley, CO, Burris Company offers a complete line of premium optics, including riflescopes and sights for hunting, competition, and law enforcement; plus handgun scopes, spotting scopes, mounts and accessories. For more information on the complete line of Burris products, visit BurrisOptics.com or Facebook.com/BurrisOptics.
Sure wish they would also change the MTAC line to side-adjust parallax, particularly the 3.5-10×42. That’s about the only real drawback I can claim about mine. Otherwise, it’s a really good scope for the price.