How does it compare to the Burris MTAC 1x4?
365914
I like Burris , I purchased the Leupold the clarity is better than most for the price I used mine on a AR10 and got a custom dial from the factory in a week factory lens caps are some of the best . So with Burris your limited as to upgrades and the quality of
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The Leupold scope has the bullet drop laser engraved on the turret, the Burris has the bullet drop built in to a fully illuminated reticle. You can dial in the yardage on the Leupold using the elevation turret, or, use holdovers with the Burris reticle. It really comes down to personal preference. The Leupold has a finer aiming point and will be more precise at mid range shots, whereas the Burris, with the illumination and 1x magnification, may be better at close range. The Burris is almost 2 in longer and weighs nearly twice as much as the Leupold, so, size should be considered. Leupold scopes are of very high quality, durable and made in the U.S.A. You can't go wrong with a Leupold. The Leupold scope has the bullet drop laser engraved on the turret, the Burris has the bullet drop built in to a fully illuminated reticle. You can dial in the yardage on the Leupold using the elevation turret, or, use holdovers with the Burris reticle. It really comes down to personal preference. The Leupold has a finer aiming point and will be more precise at mid range shots, whereas the Burris, with the illumination and 1x magnification, may be better at close range. The Burris is almost 2 in longer and weighs nearly twice as much as the Leupold, so, size should be considered. Leupold... » Read More The Leupold scope has the bullet drop laser engraved on the turret, the Burris has the bullet drop built in to a fully illuminated reticle. You can dial in the yardage on the Leupold using the elevation turret, or, use holdovers with the Burris reticle. It really comes down to personal preference. The Leupold has a finer aiming point and will be more precise at mid range shots, whereas the Burris, with the illumination and 1x magnification, may be better at close range. The Burris is almost 2 in longer and weighs nearly twice as much as the Leupold, so, size should be considered. Leupold scopes are of very high quality, durable and made in the U.S.A. You can't go wrong with a Leupold. « Show Less
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The Leupold scope has the bullet drop laser engraved on the turret, the Burris has the bullet drop built in to a fully illuminated reticle. You can dial in the yardage on the Leupold using the elevation turret, or, use holdovers with the Burris reticle. It really comes down to personal preference. The Leupold has a finer aiming point and will be more precise at mid range shots, whereas the Burris, with the illumination and 1x magnification, may be better at close range. The Burris is almost 2 in longer and weighs nearly twice as much as the Leupold, so, size should be considered. Leupold scopes are of very high quality, durable and made in the U.S.A. You can't go wrong with a Leupold.
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imo the torrent sx and mk 177 by crosman are both better than a 760 and a 664 gt and all 4 are by crosman and the same price range.i would say the 760 is the worst performance wise out of the 4 but its also the cheapist.
1422065
I really like the glass quality, haven't used a Burris MTAC, but the glass was better than expected for the price.
1342209
No differences physically between the two. I work with aircraft and require low torque and 1/4" drive is perfect for that!
1936224
Yeah its close. Just have to make sure you keep the same secure tension on the levers and the nuts on the back. Ifeel I needed another I would spend more and get the LaRue or look at primary arms. This burris is made in china, scratches easily, super cheap screws, and doesn't function much better than a utg one or some other Chinese knock off.
2054428
I am not sure that there is any real advantage except that it is smaller. I haven't felt a need for a bigger. I do have a bigger arca swiss plate 70 that fits it nicely with plenty of room for some position flexibility and I don't notice any stability issues.
1399909
Yes it will.Personally I would go with 3 to 9 power on a ar10.But if you know you want 1 to 4 then the Burris Mtac would hold up on that platform.
526747
I'm not using it on a summit, using mine on an SCX-10, but I am going to get one for my slash 4x4 when money allows. Metal gears, more torque, and still waterproof! My stock 2075 in my slash crapped out after like 4 packs for no apparent reason... so for me it is definitely a worthwhile upgrade!
894392
I have this model and I am a truck driver. It will get you in a big bind if you rely on it for routing. It does not have the capability for entering truck dimensions along with hazmat most importantly truck legal roads. It isn't marketed as one. I also have the co-pilot truck, it is by far better. I just picked up the new Rand McNally tnd 730, awaiting it's first trip out Sunday, Chicago.. It has some very nice truck friendly features, especially what stops are at exits and amenities.. traffic is an extra $20.00 per year, I figured that it was about equal to the amount of advil that I would need otherwise.
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The Leupold is not true 1X magnification. Thus you can't really do two eyes open while looking at both the surroundings and the scope. It was for this reason I returned the Leupold. I have not used the Burris. the Trijicon Accupoint 1-4 is true two eyes open. If the Burris has a true two eyes open similar to that of the Trijicon - thats what I would go with.
438502
XMC has higher cold cranking amps, and is heavier. It is the stronger of the two.
2123879
I can't really say about the 2x4. I bought these because they were cheap and I wanted something for the grandchildren when they're helping me around the farm. Makes them feel like a bigshot. I don't think I'd depend on them to take much abuse.
1293496
The main difference is the cabinet which helps cut the dust down. The table top of this unit is laminated MDF which is not as durable as the metal top of the RA1181, however the plastic legs on the RA1181 are certainly not going to be as durable as the cabinet on this unit. I should also point out that while the table is made of MDF, the router plate is made of metal. Since that is where all the action is taking place, I fully expect this unit to last many many years. This unit has 2 dust ports, one behind the router bit and another in the cabinet itself. This really helps keep the dust down. the RA1181 will likely make a much bigger mess as all the stuff flies out of the bottom. The cabinet also serves as a handy place to store all the little goodies like feather boards, knobs, and whatnot. I have this unit and considered the RA1181 for a little while. I am 100% happy with the cabinet design and would certainly get it again. The only problem I have is that neither table comes with a miter guage. I added the POWERTEC 71005 guage to my table and it's awesome! It has a sturdy all-metal design and is a perfect fit for the miter slot in the table. Whichever table you get, I strongly suggest adding a miter guage
334653
I have the Burris and one of my co-workers has the primary arms. They are both about the same clarity, but his has a little more magnification. But at full magnification my Burris is a touch clearer. I really like my scope, but honestly you can't go wrong with either one.
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chassis is almost same , but not really.it is 2wd, awesome loving truck, acually really better than rustler.I have almost all the traxxas models even the rustler and bandit.The tyres are smaller than rustler.The ground clearence is lower than rustler.Can run on grass, (offroad type terrain) but rustler cant. so my opinion is BANDIT is much better than rustler. Sleaky design better than rustler, and the spoiler is also awesome.Both have the same speed if we use everything stock, but rustler cant be used on a little rought terrains.I hope it helped LIAM M.ENJOY!!LIVE HAPPILY,ASHMEET SINGH chassis is almost same , but not really.it is 2wd, awesome loving truck, acually really better than rustler.I have almost all the traxxas models even the rustler and bandit.The tyres are smaller than rustler.The ground clearence is lower than rustler.Can run on grass, (offroad type terrain) but rustler cant. so my opinion is BANDIT is much better than rustler. Sleaky design better than rustler, and the spoiler is also awesome.Both have the same speed if we use everything stock, but rustler cant be used on a little rought terrains.I hope... » Read More chassis is almost same , but not really.it is 2wd, awesome loving truck, acually really better than rustler.I have almost all the traxxas models even the rustler and bandit.The tyres are smaller than rustler.The ground clearence is lower than rustler.Can run on grass, (offroad type terrain) but rustler cant. so my opinion is BANDIT is much better than rustler. Sleaky design better than rustler, and the spoiler is also awesome.Both have the same speed if we use everything stock, but rustler cant be used on a little rought terrains.I hope it helped LIAM M.ENJOY!!LIVE HAPPILY,ASHMEET SINGH « Show Less
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I'd go with the 40. I have the quantum Cabo 40 on it and it balances perfectly. Since everyone has different preference, you should just try it on b4 you buy if you want the perfect match.
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I own two brutus's both are in a 4 cubic foot enclosure. They pound harder than alpine type r 15 inch subs. I have listened to the mtx twelve inch subs and was not very impressed. This sub will hit harder and is a better deal for the money. P.s. Mine are in custom made boxes